"Do It Again" music video

[@jamescarlburg5403]

Phillippe has definitely influenced me as a pianist, organist and synth player since 2007. This was the album that I had in my car's CD player in 2007+ to listen over and over and over, and I have this album today in 2023 on my car's SD card. After a couple of years I got to understand every note and chord movement on the whole album. I really enjoy the set list on this album and the emotional depths it explores.

[@philippesaisse]

You are too kind...thank you so much. Best. Philippe

[@rem8303]

This is by far the most beautiful version of the song. The tune is so joyful. The rhythm is so uplifting, while Steely Dan's rhythm is more hypnotic. Bravo.

[@somiberico]

Great playing, a Jazz trio playing today´s music. Great music and playing.

[@FernZepeda]

I can never get enough of this fantastic cover. Bravo!

[@Babrossa1941]

Great instrumental jazz twist on that Steely Dan song from 1972!

[@stevenholt1867]

Great Fender Rhodes sound.

[@Keyboardman88]

Fantastic version of this SD hit. It's now my favorite jazz version.

[@Lajazz947]

I just found this , amazing I can't stop listening and I have great Bose headphones. Its like in in the studio. Great work!!!!

[@scuttermax852]

We need more of this in SE Florida. You are invited, please come.

[@ericdawnb]

What a tremendous talent! When I first heard this chart, I had to learn it immediately! Thank you for this wonderful recording. I look forward to hearing more, and more, and more.....

[@obergssin]

Great playing ... Great audio and visual production .. Just great all around. I'm absolutely in love with the bass players sound ... The best combination of upright and electric I've ever heard ...

[@franciscorodriguez.6578]

Un saludo desde Barcelona. Vaya, vaya Qué version. Gracias.

[@tmills467]

Phillippe, you truly are an unbelieveable master keyboardist...we are lucky you abandoned the vibes for the beloved black and white:)

[@bshubo]

great!

[@silviavillafuertepastrana502]

Wuawww bella!!

[@justgivemethetruth]

I really do not like this ... which is really surprising because I think Phillippe Saisse is about the best original jazz musician that is out there. Valerian and Masques are just incredible ... then there is a lot of other stuff sort of like this, a kind of canned jazzy cliche style that just does not appeal to me. I do like the modification of the chord progression in the hook - the guy is incredibly talented and really gets good performances from the people he plays with.

[@Lajazz947]

Well,, at least your honest which says a lot.

[@justgivemethetruth]

@@Lajazz947 It just seems so full of blah jazz cliches, whereas the albums I mentioned are some of my favorite music in my whole life. Do you know those albums?

[@eddyg2745]

OK, I don't expect jazz fans to love all the differnet genres of jazz and you obviously see Saisse as a great artist. But your criticism of this track as a "canned jazzy cliche style" is on that thin line between simply not liking a certain genre and the oft-trumpeted (pun intended) arrogance of the jazz purists such as Wynton Marsalis and Stanley Crouch who refused to accept anything that did not fit their concept of "true jazz". Admittedly Marsalis has backpedaled some in recent years and now (grudgingly) admits that the newer genres of jazz have their place and audience. But I still do not accept his analogy that the growth of jazz is like our physical growth: you grow a lot during the early years and not at all in later years (and he used art as an example!). Music and the arts are not biology, they are a marvelously complex mirror of our constantly changing and evolving human society.

[@justgivemethetruth]

@@eddyg2745 OK. ;-) I am certainly not a jazz purist, that is for sure. I don't know that much about jazz, but I know what I like and appeals to my ears and gets my toes tapping. Of the jazz songs in my jazz playlist about half are from PS and seem to have their own genre, or sub-genre, or whatever it would be called ... from the two albums I mentioned. I've been listening to them since they came out ... Valerian (1988) Masques (1995) I heard them on the "smooth jazz" channel which I only ever liked about 5% of what I would hear, so yeah, a lot of that genre did not appeal to me, but those two albums should have been world famous. Music as perfect as the best one could hear of the best of any genre, they just appealed to me ... again, a jazz know nothing. But they got me started into listening to a lot more different kinds of music, not that I liked it all.