Erroll Garner - Samba de uma nota so (1962)

[@andrewfiles4184]

Errol could play anything he heard in any style he wanted and arrange it in his head almost immediately.. He was a true Genius,

[@berndbohm7546]

His playing, the notes how he plays them...like hes telling a joke or he is teasing,always puts a smile on my face. Thank you Erroll

[@LetitiaLatifahNajieb]

No piano lessons and from memory. My goodness, who would deny his genius?

[@paulodejesus9212]

Ao contrário do narrado na descrição não há confusão.nenhuma, mas recriação pura. Lindo !

[@ncodrington]

Wow....the part from 0:00 - 4:59 is pure genius!

[@Gustavo_Weckesser]

Great comment!!!!

[@MelodiousThonk]

good one. Agreed

[@freezafrezado9472]

What's the problem with 5:00?

[@paulodejesus9212]

Total !

[@silvia_music]

No reason to be confused. He simply played the tune in a swing rhythm instead of the traditional bossa. Trust me, he knew what he was doing.

[@clarencedanzy9711]

Y6

[@juanpabloaraujoarraga9398]

Exactly His style Is jumpy AND sincopated. So he didn't have to play it tradionaly.

[@bheim722]

Not remembering the original begining made by verses we met in the Cole Porter's Night and Day

[@luisantonio3517]

Pra mim E Garner é simplesmente o maior/nunca me canso de ouvir.

[@rosemarydiamond6448]

love his music. I tried to copy him but failed hopelessly. He is still the best ever. He never learnt. Total genius and an utter joy to behold.

[@BuckshotLaFunke1]

I read somewhere that in his Manhattan apartment he had a special deal with one of his neighbours about when NOT to play. Even Erroll Garner practised.

[@GrumpyStormtrooper]

BuckshotLaFunke1 thank god the piano in my house is towards the outside walls of the house, and not connected to other inhabited flats below or by the side. i wouldn't be able to practice following my family's AND my neighbours' needs and timetables. too little time

[@autumnleaves2766]

Also love the driving double bass from Eddie Calhoun, who was there on 19th September 1955 at the legendary Concert By The Sea in Carmel, California.

[@enricatravanut7886]

i just love his interpretation great!!!!

[@rosemarydiamond6448]

awesome - amazing - I adore his piano playing. what absolute bliss.

[@StormCrowxxx]

"Confused" -- bless your heart, baby. We should all be so confused. Excellent. He is like unto a god.

[@carolinabriani4351]

The King of swing. Big Master.

[@stephanedubarry8624]

Magical trio I saw and heard so many times, Erroll Garner, Eddie Calhoun and Kelly Martin

[@agustine.alvarez9832]

The touch Errol, pure swing, fantastic !!!!

[@atzeshaw4361]

Another splendido morning with da might-ay Erroll. Thank you so much for your troubles!

[@dawgdrum]

Thanks for posting, but like other folks have pointed out I think you are the one who is confused. Erroll Garner had a style unto himself which always exuded joy and a great swing. Definitions can sometimes confine the listening experience.

[@halwilbursmith]

There's a difference between Bossa and Jazz. Erroll at his awesome best! Thank you!

[@avapeters631]

theeis NO confusion .... its just pure genius !!!! love the way erroll liked to play

[@789armstrong]

Erroll was born with the gift of music.

[@claudioeduardonascimentopi6155]

Eu não era nem nascido nessa época parabéns pela postagem por nos fazer conhecer esse monstro do jazz.

[@roywillis2750]

The piano genius ! Simple. Thank you sir for bringing so much musical joy !

[@KMOORE504]

A self taught master just like my father the great Oscar Moore of the Nat King Cole Trio.

[@PabluchoViision]

Yes! Your father was great, what a stylist! And what a great trio! Do you have any recollections of what being in that trio was like for your dad? ...... For me the Jazz Piano Mt Rushmore has Tatum, Garner, and Cole carved on it. That's just a personal opinion. Three kinds of perfection.

[@Drkprence]

Man your pops was a Bad MF on guitar..., I often wonder why he's not better known as one of the early Greats of the Jazz Guitar.

[@docmark72]

GAWD. Just, natural. Unreal, wow.

[@occupythewhitehousesprites7325]

No one here is confused, except the OP. Masters at work.

[@adolfomendonca]

No confusion at all. Just a swing version of a bossa nova tune.

[@Vickthomaz]

Adolfo Mendonça yess, Tom Jobim this is music

[@exapplerrelppaxe7952]

It's so evocative of something dreamy that's hard to name---a beautiful girl at a train station on a foggy day perhaps. Maybe a scotch and soda with good friends. It really hits you deep down. I've listened to this over a hundred times and I never get tired of it.

[@andradejurk]

Amazing. Bossa changed the world, our perception of the world. Errol showed his perception of Bossa, a fantastic recreation!

[@joevald3]

Simply the best there ever was

[@jaimevillar9323]

Maestro..........increíble ¡¡¡¡¡¡

[@ahmedbousanjani8098]

Thanks for this gem, my friend.

[@YankeeClippa]

Pure Genius

[@theodorenavarro3288]

Simply fantastic.

[@joevald3]

When I have a bad day and just before going to bed I listen Earl Garner and then I quietly go to sleep

[@peterhunt5890]

This is great!

[@hoko8]

Bravo, dieser Sound ist einmalig, man erkennt sofort den Pianisten.

[@quithunt9313]

Delicious super cool see him smiling

[@Bdeezy1953]

This genius was not at all confused, just his interpretation. Mr. Garner could have without a doubt played this according to Carlos Jobim's original composition.

[@jerryj920]

Throwback Thursday...this song is from the album "Jazz Samba" recorded in 1962; the song "Desafinado" (Slightly Out Of Tune) won a Grammy Award. Blessings

[@StrideLatinProgRick]

The GREAT Erroll Garner!

[@bartvertrees4626]

It's as if he's saying the music. He's loving what he's doing.

[@atzeshaw4361]

Ah........a nice cup of green tea, a whiff of fresh air, no cigarettes, of course, and the sound of the immortal Erroll. That makes a splendid morning, doesn't it?

[@agriciobrazil2391]

Wonderful!

[@GerdaSchrubber]

That is what I call an inspired version of this lovely tune.

[@joey7wps]

Mr. Al; I don't see any confused playing on this personal rendition, it may be probably different to the regular Brazilian versions and its rhythm.... On the other hand, Samba and Bossa Nova are different rhythms; maybe this confuses you a bit. I think Mr. Garner, as a great musician, is playing his style on a jazzy improvisational way. Bossa Nova is something born from jazz and a fusion of local rhythm from Brazil, mostly inspired on jazz musical techniques; therefore, its basis is justly international, as it must certainly be... come on!!

[@AntoinePressiat69]

+joey7wps I think you are totally right. Erroll has been always improvising on all the tunes he played and made his own. Great tune as often.

[@crispinsday]

ya the guy who wrote the description has no clue what hes talking about. erroll is as in control as you can be as a live performing musician of that calibre

[@byronever]

Salud!!!!!!Master piece!!!!

[@Jacqueslebaron]

Le Bonheur, la joie, le jazz et ERROLL GARNER

[@franfriedman6471]

always having fun with it.

[@2dasimmons]

You are SO right!

[@TheRealMusic4Life]

That's an interesting take in the description LOL! I think Bossa Nova was in no way difficult for him or his bandmates. When you listen to many of the other tunes he played, he often put his own spin on them. And they were usually MORE interesting that the originals or the standard way of playing them. I mean, this man, along with so many other jazz artists of his era, were in fact musical geniuses. If we want to really find out if playing Bossa was difficult for him, then we would have to hear him play several songs in the style. This is one song, and it was more likely as I'm describing versus what you described. Bossa is actually a rather simple style to learn, especially for a seasoned musician.

[@leinadwalls]

Sensacional

[@claudeartephiuspairoux179]

Les pubs sur KZbin .. quelle inquiétude..

[@MelodiousThonk]

Best one note samba ever !

[@foschi54]

Erroll Garner bravissimo fantastico!

[@juancarlossaavedra4505]

The secret is that he have ten fingers in every hand and two brains

[@gregpatterson9641]

No Confusion here !

[@MicJones]

Errol Garner was a monster. A rhythmic one, but a monster nonetheless. CONFUSED? Tuh.

[@albutterworth7944]

"Erroll Garner and crew recorded it in 1962. I don't have info about the nature of this performance, perhaps a rehearsal or a TV show, but they are really confused playing Samba de Uma Nota So (One Note Samba). This video helps understanding how difficult it was for international musicians to play Bossa Nova." What ARE you talking about?? You are kidding aren't you?

[@marciofidellesk9557]

I watching hier from Brasil 🇧🇷

[@toneyam3643]

So you're trying to tell me the Earl was confused, let me explain something, Erroll was doing it the way he felt!

[@ericherbomel1704]

Yes!!

[@Jacqueslebaron]

Le maître

[@nebojsajovanovic2061]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@stephanedubarry8624]

The vidéo introduction says how difficult it was for Garner to play à bossa nova. Poor comment as Garner just takes this wondeful melody to play his music. He never prétended to play bossa nova. He could catch any music to play some Erroll Garner

[@fedjadjadja]

i think the moaning, that erroll made during his performances is vital to his stage persona!!!!

[@4am_no_sleep]

Yea swing feel, one note samba 👌

[@90817432]

No, they are not confused, but know exactly wha t they are doing.

[@georgemarsh6303]

Erroll was definitely not confused.

[@rdisalvo5544]

If they’re “confused”, then we should all strive to be confused.

[@IlarioSchanzer]

SUPERIOR !!!!

[@rudyagresta]

What are you talking about in your intro? No confusion noted by me. This is the Garner style if you haven't already noticed.

[@toreoft]

I am very confused; how can he be that good?

[@auroradarienzo]

[@quisquisfieri]

Hi 300Discos, you should just be a little more generous. Nothing is confused. I don't think Errol Garner doesn't understand the Bossa Nova. Maybe it's rather that you misunderstand Garner. This is definitely not an attempt to play this Bossa Nova as a traditional Bossa Nova, but a swing interpretation of a Bossa Nova piece.

[@HoracioLaresdivito]

0:26 mientras escucho a mi idolo el gran error Garner,quisiera saber que se hizo de las hermanas rose,esas tres mujeres que parecían de coma,las que estuvieron hace unas 2 horas😂

[@josepablocordobavillegas1537]

DE AMERICA LATINA PARA EL MUNDO !!!!!!!!

[@HoracioLaresdivito]

4:39 ❤😂😮😅

[@johngafa3480]

Who is that moaning and groaning in the background ?

[@GrumpyStormtrooper]

John Gafa passion, energy and pouring your heart out on the piano

[@johnjames1320]

errol garner. he moaned and groaned when he played. really feeling the music

[@marcialjimenez1561]

Quickly bossa nova became WORLD EXIT

[@steecaz]

minchia regá, questo spacca i culi.

[@SuperPyromantic]

look at the thumbnail. erroll looks no moustache

[@lorenzine1149]

Na hora do improviso, mostram que não entraram no espírito da musica. Por isso a bossa nova salvou o jazz. Tava ficando com improvisos muito repetitivos e clichês.

[@b3at2]

cigarettes killed him

[@bctbbarlson231]

Now I am sad and his music is sooooooooooooo uplifting🌞🌞🌞🌞 so I will continue to enjoy him as long as I live

[@m44E74]

Self taughts do it better!...

[@annaby2059]

Péssima interpretação. E tanto que gosto de vc Mr Garner!

[@dr.brianjudedelimaphd743]

Pure Genius....