I played "Just the Two of Us" with a pro trumpet player I met at the mall.

[@VortexMagus]

I love how its not a clean, perfectly rehearsed piece, but just two skilled musicians messing around and having fun.

[@bensdiaz]

most of the best music comes from jam sessions.

[@nakynie463]

A kind of beautiful that one can’t fabricate

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Yeah we are just feeling each other out and having fun.

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Agreed!

[@TheRaziz321321]

@@bensdiaz Even though I don't play piano as well as the person in the video, I agree! I've experience that once in my life and it was awesome

[@RatnaGunawan-fl1qs]

oh my gosh... the trumpeter is so good.... both pianist and the trumpeter completes each other perfectly

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Thank you! Yeah he’s killing it on the trumpet.

[@patricks_music]

He really is a master of his instrument

[@Electronica27]

Completes and competes

[@yty1941]

@@Electronica27 and complements :)

[@DarukaEon]

I dig that he just came in and just complemented your piano playing and wasn't too imposing and knew when to back out when you're soloing. Absolutely amazing! 🥰

[@conalfisher8205]

The most important skill for a jazz musician is the ability to listen, and let other bandmembers speak when needed; all the chops in the world are worthless if you can't use them in a democratic way with the rest of the band. If it's the choice between playing with the most skilled musician versus the musician who locks in and doesn't show off, any jazz musician would pick the latter in a heartbeat.

[@Red_Jordan_Just_Do_It]

@@conalfisher8205 YUP! They are such brilliant musicians! We can see they really respect each other while they are playing. They really know what they are doing and have the most important skills as you said, right? I am so glad that everyone and I feel the same way!! Thank you very much for your accurate and easy-to-understand explanation! I like it!

[@trappenweisseguy27]

I’m a little suspicious about these world class musicians who just “happen to show up” around random public pianos 🤔.

[@Red_Jordan_Just_Do_It]

I googled it in Japanese! It seemed that Jacob was the main guest of the public video recording event for the street piano temporarily installed at Queen’s Square Yokohama. I am not sure if he asked some musicians to get together there or not. The only thing I know is a lot of musicians including professionals and amateurs wanna have a session or a duet with Jacob! I agree, as you said, it's so rare to happen to see a performance played by world class musicians who just “happen to show up” around random public pianos. But it happens sometimes!! Here are some links in which Jacob and another musician, Toru on sax, just happened to show up at the public piano and played after their concert. (They played at the same place as this vid, but another day.) I could not get to go because they just went there without announcing. So sad... Anyway, check these out! Really Amazing Performances!! Jacob adds cool English subtitles to most of his videos, so you can enjoy them in English!! (You have to set it up to show the subtitles!!) kzbin.info/www/bejne/aH-ZnI2wnbGLq9k kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ-lk3mrprWCaM0

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Yeah he’s a true pro. A real pleasure to jam with.

[@mrfld]

It isn’t about just playing right notes. It’s about communicating without words.

[@MrNajibrazak]

ppl forgot how to do that nowadays.

[@Mermin_]

i love how in jazz there’s actually no right or wrong notes. you just play what feels right. There’s no such thing as off notes, only a bad recovery.

[@sleeppyboii]

When you start playing an instrument you realize that the notes are subjective he’s playing this perfectly there’s no stumble which is better then every note being exactly what it’s supposed to be also when playing an instrument you tend to wanna go off script

[@itainteasy]

sometimes establishment first is nice tho

[@williambigbills-9665]

It’s like he’s actually singing it with the trumpet….that’s amazing

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Agreed!

[@shadowlicked]

the trumpet player looked shy at the beginning, but at the end you could see in his face how much he enjoyed it as he's breathing heavy. seeing that kind of artistic satisfaction is pretty inspiring (and motivating).

[@jeremybosse5088]

He’s just Japanese

[@user-qb4on2qm7z]

If you have ever created art of any kind and have been completely submerged in it you will look like that.

[@MadisonRamanamabangbang]

@@jeremybosse5088 why?

[@jeremybosse5088]

@@MadisonRamanamabangbang japanese people are pretty much all shy outgoing japanese people exist they're just very rare I mean they have a saying that goes the nail that stands out is the one that attracts the hammer

[@TheUnderscore_]

@@jeremybosse5088Yep, just their culture. Most people who would've been extroverted if they were born in the west are introverted in Japan. Very generalized statement, but still.

[@2knives1cook]

The thing I love most about this video is not the amazing music. It's the non-verbal communication between people where depiste having never met before you're both able to play off each other so well just by body expression and listening how the other plays

[@JacobKollerJapan]

So glad you enjoyed the video. That’s the most fun part of jamming with guys like Ueishi-San.

[@minty_lint]

The more you play with other professional musicians the more you learn that much of what we communicate with each other is non-verbal. Also there are musical queues and shared language that gives the signals as to what is to come. Also, the language of music needs no translation. 🙂

[@curtisbme]

Great playing but do you really people there just happened to be a guy in Japan who randomly decided to bring his trumpet to the mall and happens to know how to play a randomly suggested American song from 42 years ago? They did not just meet moments before this started recording, it is just a click-bait headline that detracts from an otherwise great performance.

[@Soluscide]

@@curtisbme An incredibly popular American song from 42 years ago made by a 3 time Grammy winner and a man who is widely considered to be one of the founders of the smooth jazz genre. Combine that with many Japanese peoples' fascination with the West and it's completely believable. If you're really good at playing an instrument then odds are you'll have it with you a lot of the time to practice or play at shows for people. Hell, he could've seen the guy playing the piano and decided to run out to his car and get his trumpet to join in. Who knows?

[@romie233]

Yup yup! Lots of very good communication, but also minimal as they followed a very standard jazz form. Main melodic lines, followed by solos, followed by trades, and either into the melodic line again, or straight to outro (which is what they did). Hang out at enough live jazz and you'll see this all the time. Its why people can literally just come together and play - as improvised as everything is, there's a very well known structure embedded into the scene.

[@Helen-sound]

I’m so surprised at how the majority audience can stop themselves from the uncontrollable need to tap their foot or move in time to the music 😊 He was brilliant , you both were x

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Thank you so much. Yeah I wish they would loosen up a bit more too. But I really appreciate the politeness and intensity of Japanese audiences. They rarely talk over the music.

[@Helen-sound]

@@JacobKollerJapan I appreciate it might be a cultural thing . When I was just turned 2 my parents took me to a jazz concert . They delighted in their daughter dancing in the space between their seats and the front of the stage . Not so delighted when I started to dance up the steps onto the stage . I certainly found it hard to sit still listening to you both perform which is why I thought I’d comment .x

[@muninrob]

If you look closely, most of the audience *is* moving in time with the music, they're just doing so in a subdued, publicly acceptable manner. (it *is* a shopping mall, not a concert, and Japanese have a tendency to focus on what's "proper")

[@TheHawk23]

I may have fist pumped at some point, ngl.

[@MKIVD]

This speaks of how humans naturally get attracted and respond to music

[@eltonmartens1591]

The fact they can just feel their way through the song and communicate perfectly despite having never met or rehearsed is something that as a failed musician will always admire in professionals

[@axeljundaypuyat2842]

There is no such thing as a failed musician brother.

[@Nonsense116]

Improvisation takes a lot of practice! Also there is no such thing as a failed musician. The first step to improvising is just hanging out and playing notes within the scale. When you first start it won't sound great. It'll sound like your just practices scales with a bit of extra "flare". But as you practice and get better and better you'll build your musical intuition and you'll have a better "feel" of what sounds good next. All of the greatest musicians in the world, household names, all had to start as a beginner. They all had to tap their first key, strum their first string, depress the first piston. Only you can decide if you want to continue playing. If you want to, you absolutely should. You owe it to yourself to pursue goals you deem exciting.

[@コースケハイボル]

2:35 ピアノにさあソロだぞ行けって言われてこの優しい入り。 ただテクをひけらかすんじゃなくてストーリーを作っていく感じがたまらくてお酒おかわりしちゃう

[@japanesefunnyshorts8584]

for an impromptu performance that trumpet solo was so sick, someone needs to call a kyuukyuusha. you guys rock!!

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Thanks so much! Yeah his trumpet playing is sick.

[@japanesefunnyshorts8584]

p.s. you know it's a good improv when you can actually memorize the melody as I did with the trumpet solo. still can't get over this performance!

[@Lastprogramer]

the trumpet is so clean and has so much character, world class both of them

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Thank you so much! It’s a pleasure to play with Ueishi-San!

[@JoseCruz11123]

I can't emphasize enough how good this guy is. Like, dudes got great style, articulation, language, and feel. It's always fun to see players just come out of no where and rip solos like this.

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Yeah he blew me away too!

[@JoseCruz11123]

@@TheKazeetie it's definitely a stylistic choice. Intimate small combo settings like this don't require a fat full tone.

[@シュウ-b6g]

これ生でみれた方羨ましい限りです

[@VainFriggus]

As a professional trumpet player myself, that guy has some serious skills. Definitely has a jazz background

[@xBreaker666]

as a non-musicial I'm really impressed with how quiet this trumpet player can play. awesome

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Agreed. He has a sick dynamic range and knows how to use it.

[@wmhfv992]

Yes, I've never heard a trumpet player control their volume like that. So agilely, I mean. Goosebumps!

[@Crit-Chance]

That's what I'm saying, I was sitting here thinking, man it's like that trumpet is whispering almost. Very relaxing to listen to.

[@darkcodes9748]

As someone who formerly was a musician person from 5th grade to college, I'm more shocked at a trumpet that new dynamics other than forte. Lol his playing is amazing, I love listening to great musicians because it truly is raw talent.

[@Zibenlurr]

Two people who do not know one another but share a communication in their love of music. Truly, the shortest distance between two people is a song.

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Agree 100%

[@starofaetherius]

This is the power of jazz. Jazz musicians might be the best freestylers out there.

[@brknvods]

What you say reminds me of the two saxaphones in the subway! Two people joined together randomly by song.

[@sherwinchia8114]

Let's just take a moment to appreciate how much mastery this trumpeter really has over his instrument. And of course, the pianist playing bass parts on his left hand while independently playing jazz piano with the right.

[@jeffjeff6322]

Jacob sounds and plays great but Ueishi-san absolutely knocked this out of the park. Hard to believe he improvised some of those lines. 10/10.

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Couldn't agree more!

[@Victoriasevillaa]

1:21 “The way Ueishi-San plays sounds like he’s singing the melody” I love when it’s described like this. There’s something so magical and heartwarming about the idea of instruments really singing to us. And a major round of applause to both of the musicians, that made my day!

[@robbieturtle6218]

It's crazy how he bends the notes like that without a mute, super impressive Edit: thinking of deleting my comment. I don't even play trumpet, I've just never seen a trumpet player bend notes without a mute and was impressed. My bad I guess, no need to rage in the responses though, didn't mean to trigger a debate (I play piano and saxophone so that's the only field I know about)

[@JacobKollerJapan]

I agree! He’s the real deal.

[@kevinhateswriting]

Mutes don't help you to bend notes.

[@WaterYaDune]

@@kevinhateswriting Ever heard of a plunger mute? You definitely can lmao

[@kevinhateswriting]

@@WaterYaDune Yep, in my 20 years of trumpet playing I have come across plunger mutes. The type of bends he's doing here (beautifully!) are very common in jazz and are not performed with a plunger mute.

[@theblackbasketball]

True, you can just use air to bend the notes. Mutes are nice, but they aren’t necessary for that specific technique.

[@calebdehaan]

The song was incredible -- people left right and center have complimented it in the comments, and it wouldn't be a comment without echoing that. That being said, I appreciate the captions on the video being translated to English!! Thank you for that, they add another layer of character to the video!

[@JacobKollerJapan]

I sometimes debate if I should take the extra hour for each video to translate everything into English. But comments like this make me realize I should! Thank you so much!

[@ArgentavisMagnificens]

@@JacobKollerJapan didn't realize there was English CC till I read this comment. Maybe you could give a heads-up in the beginning... Great video!

[@philipsparks6089]

@@ArgentavisMagnificens what😂 why not just look at the screen one time😂

[@ArgentavisMagnificens]

@@philipsparks6089 what do you mean? CC are off by default for me.

[@katharineshade9550]

@@JacobKollerJapan Yes, please, it really adds to the video!

[@TwistedTeaFate]

I love having commentary subtitles during the performance. I wish people did this more, as a musician I really appreciate the small thoughts that people say to themselves during or after a performance.

[@lisanguyen6324]

Funky Jazz face 😂

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

If I saw this video without any context, I would think that it’s just a regular performance the both of you have practiced for quite a bit. But knowing what I do now, I’m just blown away at how you blend in or give way to each other without being dissonant, all done with no words spoken to each other. I heard the saying that music speaks for itself, but this has to be the first time I’ve seen evidence of it. Truly remarkable performance. Music is the language with no words, yet anyone can understand...I am in awe. Definitely had chills! Also, I just have to note that you had such a respectful and appreciative audience. Japanese people really are something else.

[@milanstevic8424]

Mighty words from a mighty leader Kim Jong-un.

[@Parodiafritz]

Thanks Kim

[@robynology101]

I love the subtitles to this! It’s great to know what the musicians are thinking.

[@MissingNumb]

Ueshi San solo literally almost brought a tear man. The emotional energy was just off the charts!

[@schmelly123]

it brought a couple for me lmao absolutely beautiful

[@michaelmcglaughlin9383]

I love that last line he plays so much, he knew exactly what to do🤩🙏

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Yeah he knows what he's doing for sure. Thanks for watching!

[@jakefelstet7116]

yeah that was super impressive to me that he knew how and when to end it off

[@T-Sepideus]

Just…wow. Makes me want to play music again. I haven’t felt that way in years. Bravo to both amazing musical athletes

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Thank you so much!

[@ao__5566v]

知らない人とでも時間を共有できる音楽ってやっぱ良いなぁ。

[@gado3]

トランペットでここまで引き込まれたのは初めてかもしれない

[@naitoujinexpress]

トランペット鳥肌たった。めちゃかっこいい。

[@pablo-vq8zd]

The amount of technique this guy demonstrates with those perfect lip bends my God. I really wish I had started playing jazz sooner to improvise that well 😫

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Yeah he’s killing it!

[@Yoshhhhh]

I wasn't ready for how unbelievably talented both of these dudes are. That piano sounded sick through the entire song, and the trumpet somehow continued to blow me away more and more as the song went on. Can't say I've heard a better trumpet solo than that, at least not that I can remember. The entire song was massively impressive from both sides, easily my favorite cover of this song now

[@chrisshimizu308]

japan has such a cool jazz culture. love seeing musicians just jam out and create something that will never be recreated again, existing just for that moment

[@Matthias27182]

I love how he slowly gained more confidence throughout the piece. Amazing trumpet player for sure.

[@KibatsuMusic]

That was such an incredible duet. Both of you played out of your minds and delivered a performance that anyone who watched is now blessed. This is a perfect example of the beauty of music. Felt like an anime. Thank you so much! 🎺🎹🎵

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Wow, thank you!

[@styx9838]

これ生で聴きたかったなぁ、、本当にかっこいい。

[@宇賀神健一]

まったくだ!!

[@れんこん-u1i]

ジャズクラブへ行ってる感覚に なった！素晴らしい👏✨

[@alexbarker975]

Absolute, consummate professional. Perfectly polite and humble, never missed a cue, and casually put on an incredible show

[@ゼファー-f1v]

ジェイコブさんの数ある動画のなかで、個人的にこれが一番好きです。二番はハーモニカプロとの戦場のメリークリスマスかな😊 甲乙つけがたいくらい、 どちらも癒されます😊

[@ESC_907]

Usually not a Jazz fan, but the coordination between you two was amazing. Keep it up!

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Thank you so much Emerson!

[@soakedbearrd]

The original is not jazz but I like this it’s like a jazz cover of it.

[@jamiepritchard8179]

​@@soakedbearrd the original is very much jazz! Just smoother jazz

[@adler5653]

​@@soakedbearrd How is the original not jazz?

[@soakedbearrd]

@@adler5653 it’s not, it’s rnb

[@たみ-p7r]

こんなトランペット聴きたかったの！ピアノと合う演奏でめちゃ良い！！どちらもお互いを惹き立てる演奏だなぁ。すごぉー！

[@katiedevine9426]

Absolutely phenomenal…. My grandfather passed away 2 days ago… he played 27 instruments. He would’ve enjoyed this so much! Thank you for sharing ❤️ brings me comfort.

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Very sorry to hear about your grandfather. Glad you enjoyed our video and it brought you some comfort.

[@duggeeo4147]

Damn.. 27?

[@Freffie]

holy shit 27 instruments, your gramps was a legend

[@twistedtitan5485]

Deepest Condolences and utmost respect Music is gift from God. Now he preforms for Him perpetually God bless

[@deldridg]

For a few minutes, the troubles of life seemed so far away. Thank you for this - an old favourite tune and such soulful, thoughtful and indeed masterly and musical playing. Very special to hearfor this old pianist/trumpeter in Sydney. Love and smiles - Dave

[@はるはるる-p8k]

上石さんかっこいい！！

[@ねぢり鉢巻]

素晴らしい！　深夜の街をただひたすら走りゆく人の、苦しくも歓喜に満ちた吐息のごとく。

[@shimashima9266]

ほぼ毎日寝る前に聴いて再生数を伸ばしている犯人は私です

[@shunend4348]

あ、共犯です。

[@Red_Jordan_Just_Do_It]

me too.

[@HH-fj5su]

共犯です

[@d-suke3225]

多分グループによる犯行です。

[@akagijojo]

重罪ですね。

[@ma_me1204]

この方のトランペットは力強さから、とても繊細な表現まで、とても素敵です♪ Jacobさんのピアノの音と、よく合ってる！ 土曜日にまた生演奏を聴けるのを楽しみにしています！

[@JacobKollerJapan]

まめ吉さんいつも応援して頂いてありがとうございます！土曜日頑張ります。

[@mfyolo8005]

この音楽の影響力は計り知れないのだ。

[@長谷川静也-w9j]

期待を大幅に超えた。

[@taka598]

トランペットの人ちょーうまい👍　かっこいいよね〜　見た目まさか〜って人こそ　影の存在かのように　やったら実力半端ないみたいな👍　まさにexcellent💫💫💫 ラッパ🎺系は詳しくないけど、この人テクニックすごいかも👍

[@masser6245]

かっけえええ。 こんなん聞けるなら、少し会社サボって聞きに行ったよおおお。 音楽の会話。素敵。

[@mattparks8434]

Thank you so much for including all of the notes along with this video. As a musician, I always wish I could key in non-musicians on all of the wonderful synergy and wordless communication that you see in music, especially jazz. Fun to follow your thought process as well as notice all the wonderful nuances that come with great live jazz performances. Well played!

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Thanks Matt. What you said in your comment is exactly what I am trying to do. Make jazz and improvisation and communication between musicians more accessible to non musicians.

[@えい-d9j]

このトランペットの凄さがやっていた私には凄くよくわかる。Bravo!!!

[@はみはみ-e5l]

今、1日に最低3回は聴いてます、たまらない😆👍

[@asukatomotomo1109]

耳が、身体が、細胞が喜んでいる✨ 希望が湧いてくる。 このお二人のセッションをお金払って聴きに行きたい！

[@SaltUnknownyt]

This was actually incredible. As a trumpet player I smiled at his skill

[@cutetamatama]

上石さんのトランペットの音色、好き

[@mayfaya3436]

大好きな曲です❤せつなくて色気のあるムード！お洒落なバーでお二人の演奏聞きながらお酒を楽しめたら最高ですね✨

[@thebeardedjohn]

He is equally talented as he appears humble

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Yeah he's a great player and very nice guy.

[@surigomadaikon]

この、音でお互いを引き出しあって、でも音で殴りあって、いい音楽になる所がジャズのいい所。

[@星夜温茶]

本当、セッションの素晴らしさって、伝わって来ますよね。

[@roadboat9216]

That was wonderful! I am an improvisational flutist. So can well relate to the narration with this. Right on all three, piano, trumpet narration.

[@JacobKollerJapan]

So glad you liked it! Let’s jam someday!

[@roadboat9216]

@@JacobKollerJapan Hi dozi

[@roadboat9216]

Dozo

[@コアラぐっさん]

ジェイコブさんのピアノは、勇気と感動を、貰えます。最高のエンターテーメントで、ストーリーテラーです。

[@yayakoi-konqeitou]

鳥肌が立ちました。涙も出てきて、感動しました。素晴らしい演奏をありがとうございます。

[@cosa5720]

トランペットさんの音好きだな。かいつまんだような感じとかくるくる踊る感じ 響き好き。

[@シンチャン-n1h]

😂風前の灯の私ですが上石さんのフレーズに酒が進みます。

[@Leon-oc4rj]

ジャズセッションの醍醐味 素晴らしいお二人

[@skassy777]

これは凄い！無料で聴いては申し訳ないレベル^^; Just the two of usはGrover Washington Jr.の曲で、ゲストヴォーカルがBill Withersなんですよね。 元々がジャズ／フュージョンなので、この形式での演奏も違和感ないですね～。

[@anordinarycrocoguy]

They aren't performing, they just vibing. Mad respect for you Jacob and Ueishi-san!

[@tomoyo-y8x]

渋い、カッコいい、そして随所にザワザワするような色気が漂う。

[@destrious8133]

Genuinely such a wonderful song, his trumpet playing is deftly soft. I would've thought it was muted, his breath control is incredible, and your piano!!!!! Is amazing! Wonderful job

[@Headstockch]

First time viewer, this is my first experience of improv street performing imbued with great commentary, doing not just giving more context, but educating and makes the viewer more engaged by reading what's in the performer's mind Gonna watch more of your videos now

[@JacobKollerJapan]

So glad you enjoyed it.

[@Red_Jordan_Just_Do_It]

I totally agree. His subtitle is one of what I love and I always learn a lot of things about music from this. I am so glad that we feel the same way.

[@tatsunii0810]

3:48からのロングトーンに鳥肌が立ちました🎺かっこいい！

[@sennygreen2193]

I’m choking on tears.

[@タモムーン]

素晴らしいライブセッションですね😂トランペットの音、凄すぎます😂鳥肌が立ちました🎉聴いていて楽しくなります😂

[@自宅待機帰宅難民]

かっこいい吹き方だ。

[@えのさん-p8b]

あああ、上石さんだ !!! コロナ渦になってから、一度も生で聴けてない。 Jacobさん、上石さん、素晴らしい演奏をありがとうございました。

[@たいだ-b3d]

こんなピアニストとペット吹けたら楽しいだろうな…最高です

[@ydp_ramen0122]

トランペットの演奏本当に凄い

[@JacobKollerJapan]

賛成します。

[@Gday37]

That was incredible, thank you KZbin algorithm for bringing me here

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Bless the KZbin algorithm!

[@sachipiano]

わぁ！このセッションは鳥肌立ちました！最高です！KZbin越しに、拍手しちゃいました！ジェイコブさんの解説でなるほど！そうなんだ！とさらにわかりやすくて、聞きやすくて、トランペットってこんなにすごいのか！ってびっくりしました！また上石さんとのセッションしてほしいです！お金を払って、座ってじっくり聴きたいです★

[@maruyopiano7711]

アドリブがたまりません✨ 当日はスペイン、有難う御座いました😎

[@Red_Jordan_Just_Do_It]

Wow, I fell in love with Ueishi-san's sound with Jacob's sound. As Jacob said, yes, he was playing his trumpet just like he was singing a song. I totally agree. That made me want to learn the trumpet and generate Ueishi-san's sweet, meticulous and PLAYFUL tone just like I felt the same way whenever I see Jacob's performance. I love you guys' improvisations, that is always very important to me!! As there are lyrics of "Just two of us", I could imagine you guys built a lot of colorful castles in the sky under a brilliant rainbow!! By the way, I went to see the Jacob's Jazz band on Oct. 15th for the first time as a Jazz band, and that was the most enjoyable and amazing live performance as a jazz band I have ever seen in my life. I was bouncing in the seat naturally with headbanging a little bit, that I was trying not to be noticeable, however, people around me ended up noticing me doing that anyway. Live performance is always the best!! Looking forward to seeing you again in your concert, Jacob!!😘😘😘😘😘

[@athomenotavailable]

Luckily both are very good at improvisational playing and both knew the song super well

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Well it is more or less a common standard among jazz musicians. Thanks for watching.

[@カズ-r6d]

トランペットソロ凄い🎉

[@にゅ-とらる]

素敵な演奏有難うございました　最高でした❤

[@lalasola1]

どちらも一瞬で曲の世界に行く感じすごいですね。 さすがプロの演奏と思いました。

[@omoniyikaye]

AWESOME!!!!!THE LATE GREATS GROVER AND MR TATE WILL BE PROUD,. GOD BLESS THEIR SOUL.

[@kjracing007]

WOW! The trumpeter, really really good!!!!

[@JacobKollerJapan]

I agree. Thanks for watching!

[@oliverholm3973]

Love that one person in the background, just casually dressed like a cat or something

[@JacobKollerJapan]

It’s Japan!

[@basketbear6126]

The amount of control he has with his trumpets sound is legitimately mind blowing wth

[@phototeru4193]

素晴らしい!! 涙が出ました! 本当に素敵です。

[@水品由美子]

あまりにも素敵で何回も聴いてしまいます! ピアノは勿論、トランペットの、音色がカッコいいです❢ピアノとトランペットのセッション最高ですね❢ Jacobさんのソロ素敵です❢ 和声、アレンジ、アドリブと最高ですね❢ ブラボー(⁠◕⁠ᴗ⁠◕⁠✿⁠)

[@JacobKollerJapan]

本当ですか？そんなに気に入って頂いて嬉しいです！

[@mohdhizami5002]

Always a fan of jazz but these collaboration are totally on another level..the improvisation,love the flow..how both of you keep on give and take,the balance was good..totally love it,the trumpet was WOW!!!a well done performance..keep on spreading the power of music,universal language.

[@JacobKollerJapan]

Than you so much Mohd!

[@Lorendrawn]

Musicians who've never met vefore jamming is the greatest form of handshake.

[@Osprey1994]

This song actually goes super hard, one of my favorites.

[@もやいむすび]

このペット！ 凄い…。

[@cannonball1978meet]

上石さんやんけぇ！ そらええのは当たり前やがな。

[@ever_green_-zv4dr]

素晴らしいソロです！何より音色が素晴らしい・・音色は人それぞれですが命です。

[@TomoKosufull]

わーお。鳥肌。

[@gizmosandgadgets5751]

Those final phrases made me so giddy, the understanding you two had just through the music is such a satisfying experience to witness.