Jerry Bergonzi - Inner Urge (Joe Henderson)

Jerry Bergonzi, t.s.
Mulgrew Miller, p
Dave Santoro, bs
Adam Nussbaum, dr

[@saxophonemechanic5454]

Q. asked to Brecker, why do you still practice so much? A. Gotta keep up with "The Gonz"! Q. Whats it feel like to be the best Tenor man in the world? A. Ya better ask Jerry Bergonzi that one!

[@LCohenSax]

Jerry is insane on this. This is the best Inner Urge EVER.

[@caprimartin7099]

+Lawrence Cohen He plays pretty okay, but to say that "this is the best Inner Urge ever" is absolutely ridiculous and fallacious.

[@rinahall]

listen the steve coleman version, after we will talk

[@cosmicjazzman4817]

I first heard of Jerry in 2001 threw a sax player I was jamming with. I finally heard him on a Miles Donahue (sax, trumpet)CD. All I can say is every time I hear him my hairs stand up! This excellent performance of Joe Henderson's classic stands on it's own whilst honoring the original. This is fantastic improvised music played at the highest level of intensity and musical finesse. It's too bad the Masters of this ever evolving American Art from Jazz,are barely given recognition. As a free country (not) people can listen to what ever they want. It's just sad that most of the citizens from the u.s reject the only truly American Art form. You can't say it's a race thing. It was in the past of course. Just look at rap? That's outrageously popular. If we ever find our selves as a nation, maybe then my fellow humans in American will finally get Jazz... Really hear it. At least something of the many kinds of jazz music out there. I can dream. Jazz to me is part of that dream. There's angry jazz music out there Avant-gard,happy Music Dixie land, ragtime, be-bop,etc... Every emotion ever felt by a human being is expressed is some form of Jazz. Only Classical music has done the same. There's way deeper emotional value in Jazz n' Classical than just happy or sad. I ramble way too much. And yes I am and do feel foolish carrying on a conversation with myself in front of the world of You tube!😱 Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@docnelson2008]

Like George Garzone, Jerry Bergonzi is a largely unknown tenor master. I realize that there are a lot of musicians who recognize his genius but there must be many jazz fans who have not heard of him. This is a terrific upload-thank you.

[@barbaramansukhani2830]

Hey, we saxophone player's in process study him, his has one of the most influential language on jazz music! But you are absolutely right!

[@davidhiltonmusic]

If ur in the know then you know Bergonzi, and Garzone. Both in the Boston area.

[@kingpleasure]

Jerry is fantastic and Mulgrew Miller show why his death is such a loss.

[@dcamelio]

It's obvious how Jerry has studied other masters. He has Joe's sound and licks down yet puts his own creativity to work for a masterful solo. Love you Jerry! Hope we can hang soon!

[@bobblues1158]

Just listened to the Sal Nistico version also on Red Records. Love it man-Every cat has their way of playing. All Good! Bright Moments!

[@benjamindavid5681]

Great Bergonzi. 1989: His Sound was just- a- bit- brighter than earlier recordings. Great soloist. Mulgrew Miller has his own thing but he has a bit of a suggestion of McCoy Tyner who was on the original Henderson recording way back in 1964.

[@djmileski]

Niiiiiiiiiice

[@davidsakurai8]

Never knew Jerry did this. One of my favorite tunes. Jerry is the master teacher/player/inspiration to all musicians.

[@ziegunerweiser]

this has to be one of the best post bop recordings ever made, maybe the best of all

[@jazzsynger]

Ridiculously killing solos.

[@PabloVestory]

The second tune is Everything Happens To Me, another real Gem

[@claudiomessori5229]

Sempre grandissimo Claudio

[@roberthunt1540]

Beautiful tribute to Henderson's music and style.

[@donaldgrady1450]

jerry,the greatest.

[@equinox7x7]

Yeah..nothing less from the Gonz, always tight and crisp..Chapeau bas!!

[@charleskapalin2555]

Unbelievable solo on a great tune. Stunning.

[@raefblack7906]

Still sounds good after all those years. Was killin back in the day.

[@LaloRojasSax]

Dios Santo... Bergonzi... Demasiado grande!! Wow.. Gracias por compartirlo!!!

[@vidalsbrighi1652]

Jerry Bergonzi and Bob Mintzer

[@MacawAviculture]

Incredible, thanks!

[@paxwallacejazz]

This strict adherence to polypentatonic procedure can (be and) sound very formulaic and predictable even more than bop licks.. but every now and then it just sounds like truly great music here is an example. I said this to Mr. Bergonzi at Jazz Cup in Copenhagen he responded yeah I can see that.

[@zangsax]

Awe inspiring as usual. Jerry Bergonzi !

[@redrecordsitalia]

Thanks to You. On our channel -red records - are other video by Jerry

[@pierluigivicini9302]

Sergio Veschi Great Man!!

[@victorvega5711]

Very nice

[@merrillwatts5891]

Wow!!!

[@datanotions]

thanks for the recomendations! i really enjoy jerry's improv book, highly recomended folks!

[@MARSAX86]

Amazing

[@theHellzaPoppinjazz4u]

masterpiece. ty Red Records. I submit with two hands. TY !

[@tetraqartet6798]

JB is the G.O.A.T. to me

[@davidhiltonmusic]

burnin!

[@danielabdelnour8232]

JERRY

[@pholeare]

uau!!!!!!!!!

[@djmileski]

Is red records the one that released the complete an evening with Henderson vinyl?

[@redrecordsitalia]

yes, that's us kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXm0qoKcrb6csNE

[@trumpetboss5483]

I gave thumb up

[@danielarturogarciafernande3692]

Brea

[@jiyujizai]

🌾🙄🌱😃

[@joonpark8311]

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