Fred Hersch & Bill Frisell - Wave

[@DayneReedy]

These two together are so worth listening to.

[@johndelamontaigne7711]

Fred Hersch is always amazing!

[@gregorypatriciaandjiyajais8819]

Wonderful rendition of this classic Jobim bossa nova tune from the 60 s

[@nilsonsitta6558]

muito bom ouvir boa musica, piano e sax, dois bons instrumentistas

[@Pedraga]

What a incredible performance!! Impressive.. Hersch is amazing, here.

[@avandguard]

This duet is worth a listen. A conversation of the highest order as far as a musical performance is concerned

[@bergerontom]

The record is called "Songs We Know" with Bill Frisell. Great album!

[@emesvideo]

Wonderful in all senses!

[@dcp8nts]

So great!

[@markoboh4461]

This entire record is for me the top interpretation of standards with contrapunctic entanglement of two communicators devoid of "theme-solo" cliche. Masterpiece !

[@bassmonk2920]

Frisell sound and his voicing are his conceptual art...he makes this happen Fred is being Fred but Bill is bringing this into the present.....

[@789armstrong]

Pretty fabulous.

[@vincentstuart3148]

the a recording of this jobim classic

[@joao-geraldodamasceno1581]

Massa

[@uprightbassmatt]

Actually, it is a Steinway piano sound & Klein electric guitar. Frisell plays on both acoustic and electric guitar with Hersch.

[@lkmuks]

I realy enjoy that guitarish sound, whatever it is.

[@melvotronic]

It's a guitar.

[@cuppalightroast]

It's likely a custom stray style guitar through a very nice amplifier

[@owenmcgee8496]

it is a standard jazz guitar, that is: an electric guitar that can also be played unamplified. It has sound holes like a classical or acoustic guitar, but with cello-like f sound holes rather than circular sound holes. It is not like the usual electric guitars that rock musicians use because they are solid-body guitars that cannot make a sound (or, at least, no more than a barely audible one) if they are not plugged in because they have no sound holes.

[@olivergregory8427]

My friend James Hancock has just came out as transsexual, he is listening to this as it is giving him peace during this time

[@오므라이스으으]

❤️❤️

[@PoetryHound]

Gorgeous duet. alcorico, can you provide any info on this recording - date, location, name of album?

[@owenmcgee8496]

Originals rather than standards would have added a bit of extra sparkle, rather than the 1955 time loop vibe. Or maybe I should have said 1962 time loop because I think that is when the Bill Evans-Jim Hall duo records were done and every jazz artist on the planet started playing Jobim to death, just as was done with Piazzolla in the 1990s...oh dear. Ah, but sure...it's all good anyway, isn't it? Might check out this record someday. I like to hear Frisell play in this kind of context.

[@gabemangione3677]

Do it ? Skiffles

[@exitseventysix]

looks more like a yamaha than a steinway in the vid

[@dorianozurlomusic]

It's not an acoustic guitar.

[@uprightbassmatt]

Klein electric guitar. Frisell plays on both acoustic and electric guitar with Hersch.

[@nhcavalcanti]

Yes, Doriano, on this track it's not a electric guitar.

[@dorianozurlomusic]

@@uprightbassmatt I love this record so much, anyway

[@dorianozurlomusic]

@@nhcavalcanti yep, ok. I love it, anyway

[@franciscoaragao5398]

Bill Frissell? Are you sure?

[@RazvanFilipCipca]

Probably the only relevant way to still play standards today, unless you're concerned with reenacting the 50s,60s,70s, like so many contemporary jazz musicians seem to be doing when playing standards

[@MrJonahWhaler]

Definitely not acoustic guitar! Great album anyway.. to me the best guitar/piano jazz duo - together with Jim Hall/Bill Evans record... very interactive, natural, free...

[@uprightbassmatt]

Klein electric guitar. Frisell plays on both acoustic and electric guitar with Hersch.

[@pippoguarnera8941]

neither an acoustic guitar nor a Steinway

[@uprightbassmatt]

Actually, it is a Steinway piano sound & Klein electric guitar. Frisell plays on both acoustic and electric guitar with Hersch.

[@freddiefreejazzify]

to me, this is just better than the duet Brad Mehldau/Pat Metheny.. More variations...

[@owenmcgee8496]

Mehldau/Metheny was a bit disappointing