Midnight Voyage Live in Tokyo - Michael Brecker

[@williamjackson6705]

This song written by Joey Calderazzo was my favorite track from the Tales from The Hudson album. Nice to see them play an extended version of it. Incredible rapport between these guys.

[@JazzVideoGuy]

Exactly

[@williamtaps4565]

Each of these players have amazing time, making the collective gloove trench deep. The solos played were the pinnacle of jazz vocabulary. Thanks for posting, Jazz Video Guy. Your videos are the best!!

[@JazzVideoGuy]

Thanks, glad you dig.

[@ysteingiertsen1921]

Jack!!

[@zangsax]

Your a treasure Brett, Jack is one of my heroes. After one of his performances we were talking and I was complaining about the "biz" and said I might just quit. The great sage that he is looked at me emotionless and without any judgement said " If you can you should" He could have just s well screamed it and hit me with a shoe because the reality of what he said and absurdity of what I said but didn't really feel inside was life changing and has been ever since. What a great man. I tell musicians that story often because it is so profound. Thanks for what you do. didn't quit😁

[@JazzVideoGuy]

I've been a Jack DeJohnette since early September, 1966, when I ended up at the old Five Spot in New York and there he was, in a group with Gary Bartz and John Hicks. Memories....

[@davekana8388]

@@JazzVideoGuy what a night that was I would venture to comment, do you have a video of that?

[@CoreyKat]

I was just listening to Pat methany. Very nice

[@JazzVideoGuy]

I'n always listeing to Pat.

[@bryandickerson5365]

Moments: Jack’s cymbal work on intro solo Visible joy & smiles between Dave & Jack Michael/Pat’s perfectly balanced unison melody low-high-low Jack’s roll-crash lead into sax solo Michael’s bluesy hat-tips to Stanley T Joey’s endless well of ideas and textures Pat’s butter tone! Dave’s lyrical lines Carrying the chill, bad-ass noir vibe all the way to the last drop…

[@JazzVideoGuy]

Great moments!

[@donaldraby2892]

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 💙

[@saxfish]

SwEEt Dm !+*+>😘

[@albertbrown359]

Never fealt the soul of indigenous African American music in his playing.But tecnique yup. The list of greats is too long to just heave a man up to the top. The way to the top is not through ego but spiritual humility.

[@JazzVideoGuy]

I knew Mike and he was a very spiritual, humble guy. EVERYONE who knew him, and met him felt the same. I find it rather humiliating that you comment about him without knowing him. I also get a sense that your comment comes from an anti-semitic perspective.

[@albertbrown359]

@@JazzVideoGuy No sir I have no desire to be antisemitic. So tell me who is as spiritual as Trane from.the soul as a musician.? You have a complex you can just keep it . The African American experience will forever keep us far above all people in revealing our story through our music.We are happy to share it with you and others but none will ever understand it it or play it on our levwl spiritually. Fact.I have had discussions with many of the greats and we will preserve our own history through OUR music. It doesn't make a difference whether you accept it or reject it.It's bigger than your senses.

[@songmule]

I think I heard a ll-V-I in there…..or did I?

[@JazzVideoGuy]

I think you have big ears.