Erroll Garner - Live in Singer Concertzaal, Laren - 1962 • World of Jazz

[@stephanedubarry8624]

My father made me discover jazz and Erroll Garner together at Salle Pleyel in Paris in 1963. I was 10 years old. Since, they are still alive in me nearly 60 years after

[@user-sg5dv6nu2n]

The one and only Erroll Garner. There Is No Greater piano player in the history of the world. No other piano player can play a song in so many different styles and so many different Keys depending on the mood or where his Muse would take him. Stupendous genius and incredible artistic Verve!

[@GertOverweg55]

not ertirely true! what to think of Pim Jacobs, Louis van Dijk? My hero's

[@zdogg8]

@@GertOverweg55 Erroll Garner is an art form all to himself, while Pim is an excellent jazz pianist, that really is the difference.

[@GertOverweg55]

@@zdogg8 Yes, and Errol could not read a musicnote, a difference also

[@winnerleparadoxe6496]

Nobody goes to see a pianist read

[@jimcrawford3185]

I can't argue with you

[@МихаилКинжалов-м9ы]

Эрролл Гарнер - величайший пианист- самородок. Я сожалею, что открыл его для себя всего 3 года назад. С тех пор он все время со мной. Его творчество, его талант неизменно приводит меня в состояние благоговейного изумления. Спасибо, что выложили этот замечательный концерт. Хоть я и родился только через год после него.

[@GertOverweg55]

Maybe the translation is wrong? It says that You where born 1 year after Errol. Errol Garner was born in 1905 ! then you are 119 years young (which is not necessarily impossible)

[@МихаилКинжалов-м9ы]

@@GertOverweg55 Вы не правильно поняли мой текст: Я родился через год после этого концерта. В 1963 году.

[@GertOverweg55]

@@МихаилКинжалов-м9ы hahaha, ok maybe the translation was wrong. the translation was: Even though I was born only a year after him.

[@wolfgangsuehrer5405]

I get goose pimples when I hear this great pianist perform with such keyboard artistry and feeling for the themes of the songs. A fine gentleman!

[@Vaejovis357]

Giant among giants. The 20th century’s most original, uplifting jazz piano genius.

[@Horatio-Nelson]

The very first time I've heard Erroll Garner speak! An exceptional and incredible musician. It was indeed very good to hear his voice but it must also be said that he's always spoken directly through his music, still does and will always continue to do so!

[@douglasdunbar2298]

Erroll garner was one of the greatest piano maestros of all time he could play any tune having heard it only once this included classical works he created all music that he played in an unique way and he put rhythm to add to his treatment of well known songs

[@larslindberg745]

Erroll Garner, what a legend. A true master, a genius at the keyboard. Fantastic and exciting intros, wonderful and inventive improvisations. Music and performance that makes you happy. I love this guy, also my father’s favorite!

[@autumnleaves2766]

My favourite jazz pianist. Was only a child when he died, so never got to hear the great man live. An incredible talent with his own unique style which has never been matched. So much joy in his playing, so much invention, improvisation, rich harmony, humour, that wonderful driving left hand in the up tempo numbers, the luscious ballads like "Laura", he could play any tune in any key. So sad that he was only 55 when he died, all that smoking caught up with him. RIP Erroll Garner 15.6.21 - 2.1.1977, small of stature, giant in talent.

[@АндрейДанилюк-р2о]

Полнейший кайф ! Какая легкость. Эррол не играет, а вышивает, наслаждаясь. Слушал впервые. Восхитительно!!! Спасибо!

[@newhomemech]

An amazing and simply breathtaking display of raw talent, Garner’s intros are all unique and improvised, his fellow musicians are even guessing which song he’s leading into. Absolutely brilliant.

[@waldolydecker8118]

Erroll Garner - piano Eddie Calhoun - bass Kelly Martin - drums 00:00 Introductions 01:20 Where or When 04:20 Laura 07:40 La Petite Mambo 11:00 My Silent Love 15:50 Misty 19:05 Will You Still Be Mine 22:05 Erroll's Theme 25:10 Some of These Days

[@nancyeckroad-haney7309]

The cut are 7:40 is something Erroll wrote called "Mambo *something* not sure. The cut at 22:05 is the number he always uses to close out a ser, "Erroll's Theme"... he elaborated on it at this concert. It's usually just a chorus or 2.

[@waldolydecker8118]

@@nancyeckroad-haney7309 - Thanks...you know I was actually leaning that way on both of those titles, but was too lazy to check it. I was thinking that mambo that he did on that famous Concert by the Sea LP Mambo Carmel. since its the only one I know him to do.....and then of course closing it out with his theme - which, as I remember, he also did on the same LP. Makes sense. Great work, thanks. I'll update the set list accordingly.

[@nancyeckroad-haney7309]

@@waldolydecker8118 When he played clubs, no one wanted to hear Erroll's Theme 'cause that meant the set was over! No one can call you lazy. You always give great jazz. Thanks

[@simonredford8774]

@@waldolydecker8118 The Mambo tune is actually called La Petite Mambo :)

[@waldolydecker8118]

@@simonredford8774 - Agree. It is not Mambo Carmel. Thanks will update accordingly. Great work.

[@jhoneral3803]

..... Just..... Different..... No one else like him. Just takes you on an excursion when he plays.

[@GerhardLeuthaeusser]

Eine Freude, zu sehen, welche Freude ein Mensch an "seiner Arbeit" hat. Und wie er sie beherrscht. Immer wieder neu. Das ist mitreissend!

[@lugomoss]

True master of the piano.

[@afpseb4582]

Always at the top of the hill!

[@user-sg5dv6nu2n]

I beg to differ, he's at the top of the mountain. A hill is too small to contain his incredible Talent.

[@user-sg5dv6nu2n]

Ernest McCarty who played bass with erroll Garner for over 5 years said in an interview, that Erroll Garner was one of the only people ever that could improvise on improvisation. Then he laughs and says I don't think I could even explain that. Actually what that means is that he takes the improvisation that he's doing at that moment and he improvises on that. You will notice that he's constantly changing within the improvisational pattern that he's doing at that time. He does improvisation on improvisation on everything that he does. That's what makes him such a genius as a human. Compared to anyone else that's ever played the piano or play either in a classical sense or in a jazz variety. Absolutely no other player could do what he did and accomplished.

[@sgendr010000]

I couldn't say better. As a humble listener always amazed by the surprises we get from every record. A lesson about life. Now you can figure out where does the birds's joy on the sea come from. On a clear day errol makes you see forever

[@EduardoCermesoni]

Extraordinario unico el mejor .feliz de escuchar esta maravilla

[@clivelange7879]

Oh man so beautiful Simply magical;

[@anthonypacy1368]

Those different versions of misty never get old

[@stevebeschakis9775]

There's a great deal of magic in those hands.

[@franciscowood6019]

The best version of Laura and Misty that I've heard Erroll Garner play...

[@z94720]

BRAVO!

[@afpseb4582]

The only man able to improvise at a glance without reading. Never trying to impress. Just entertain the crowd.left handed and toi short

[@troddy3925]

Erroll was a genius, Monk, and Bud Powell. Three totally different styles, who all broke new ground on the instrument.

[@alcidestellesjr.3612]

O maior pianista de jazz, na minha humilde opinião, com talento e simpatia inigualáveis

[@silversmith1285]

GENIO ASSOLUTO E INCOMPARABILE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Ronald-hx6zn]

One of my Father favorites 😊

[@terryhammond1253]

🎹 This video is the best of the Erroll Garner clips to be found on KZbin, with a lot of shots of his hands. 🎹

[@dawgdrum]

Remains my favorite jazz pianist along with Ahmad and Oscar.

[@czurawsky]

Ahmad and Erroll, both Pittsburghers.

[@mortenfriis4688]

Never understood, how Ahmad Jamel got the credits.. sooo many others؛ Hank Jones, wynton Kelly, Tommy Flanagan, John Lewis… dont see Jamal up there at all..

[@claudiarovan9276]

​@@mortenfriis4688è questione di orecchio e gusto musicale

[@freiferdinand1322]

Errol Garner, Grand Master Jazz

[@viber7464]

haha the claire de lune interlude! erroll is life

[@liagugushvili3017]

one of the best jazzpianist

[@celsorafael8811]

Parabéns! Gostei muito

[@48Ballen]

no single note right hand for Errol!! What an amazing piano player.... He puts all the single right hand single note players to shame.

[@gerardkuntzmann21]

Garners introductions are a summit ...

[@32582657]

This is the first time I’ve heard him speak (except for the vocalizations he makes while playing).

[@davidgruccio3416]

If you need an inquiry into identity go no further. I heard this man perform years ago and have never been the same. Sitting on the new york city telephone directory does not not grant wrong numbers.

[@jackhollywood6269]

Clasico

[@jnecletico1188]

Muito bom

[@AzlanValentine]

23:00

[@ChristianH1946]

Avec Eddie Calhoun (contrebasse) et Kelly Martin (batterie).

[@Tristonrobertsmusic]

Song at 8:18?

[@lup442]

La Petite Mambo

[@Tristonrobertsmusic]

@@lup442 🙏🏼

[@Vaejovis357]

Those guys were getting cooked under the old television lights.

[@austinthomas2923]

My guy is sitting on a giant book l

[@nancyeckroad-haney7309]

He would travel with the Manhattan telephone directory (old school) to sit on. He seemed to like his forearms on a slight downward angle when he played

[@waldolydecker8118]

@@nancyeckroad-haney7309 - Interesting. A shame he didn't work with Ella Fitzgerald during this period - they say she could sing anything and make it sound good, including the NY telephone book. If she worked with Errol, she could have proved it right there on the gig.

[@YTChiefCritic]

Peterson can't compare with this guy...

[@JONNYHOTROD]

GENIUS!!!!!!