Kurt Rosenwinkel Quartet featuring Eric Alexander - Simone

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Live from Chris' Jazz Cafe:
Kurt Rosenwinkel, guitar
Eric Alexander, saxophone
Tim Brey, piano
Alex Claffy, bass
Willie Jones III, drums
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[@ianroberts3948]

This band is at the pinnacle of present day jazz . Pat metheny did not know if he was the last of the old guys or first of the new guys , this could have come from the be Bop era but it is new and now and breathtaking . I have three tunes now from this band . Please keep them comeing.

[@PureToneAmps]

Amazing.....

[@pangeaproxima9446]

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[@jazz4asahel]

Well said. One knows the good stuff when they hear it.

[@hamiltonmays4256]

@@jazz4asahel hey, long time. how's it going?

[@UdobiMusic]

Smh

[@shalominthehome92]

Kurt's solo is jaw-dropping.

[@hannes4971]

Everyone talks about Kurt (rightfully so) but how delightful this band comps ... the drummer. Wow!

[@naruq11]

The drummer is Willie Jones lll - always on point!!!

[@Sngln_hyeon]

Kurt is not modern jazz musician anymore. He is Modern Heaven Musician! What a beautiful solo !!

[@didovici86]

Beautiful executed by Kurt and Willie Jones.

[@jackdolphy8965]

Coalition, summer of 1970 … one of the great sides Elvin Jones and co. did in the 70s. Always remember Frank Foster penned this … Frank Foster and George Coleman forever!!

[@JamesHunterRoss]

Damn... they all played like fire. What a video and audio too... hearing this crew makes me really happy!

[@raymondk2005]

It's great to see good lighting and excellent camera work.

[@luancarvalhomatos7888]

Kurt = Da goat no cap

[@jedparadies8467]

Fabulous group! Awesome solo by Eric Alexander!!

[@robwolfe6120]

KURT! Wewwww!

[@1marttie]

Beautiful, just beautiful!

[@mariaapruzzese-pittini4328]

eccezionali! Il meglio del meglio!

[@alvarosande8364]

Excelente!!! Muchas GRACIAS!!!

[@NessPlaysStandards]

Superb!

[@george0t]

Great tune, cool rendition.

[@drummondrick7]

Swingin’ powerhouse unit! 🏋🏽‍♂️🎻🥁🎷🎹🎸…love WJIII ! 🥁

[@GlenStace]

Nice playing!

[@davidrivera5829]

This music is so soothing and joyful I SUBSCRIBED instantly... I think I'm falling in love with Jazz now after hearing these gentlemen... Bravo! Sincerely: David Paul Rivera of: Doktah 77

[@filamentodecobre9355]

kurt sound so nice

[@sebastiantroncoso5652]

Que obra maestra

[@robdarimartin]

Bien !!

[@marcosavalente]

[@zangsax]

Elvins recording with Frank foster and George Colman Coalition is the definitive recording of this tune Yesterdays on same album too These are fine players though.

[@enricopallazzo2987]

Where's the other players at? What is Kurt using to get that woodwind tone? A midi unit?

[@60Burst]

Don’t know about this night but he at one point was using an axe fx he programmed.

[@JacksonDunkin]

Electroharmonix POG 2 pedal + some distortion

[@enricopallazzo2987]

@@JacksonDunkin no kidding, I thought that pedal had latency issues? Sounded like it was sticking to the notes like glue!

[@hamiltonmays4256]

tight floor tom. like

[@stewthebassman]

Stunning and perfect. I'm a little sad the bass player didn't blow. His comping was next level however.

[@georgemcfetridge8310]

Very good group, but the soloists need to really emphasize melody making to raise its level, to play something that 'sticks'.

[@Acemechanicalservices]

Thanks, now tell us how Michaelangelo could have improved the Sistine Chapel.

[@JordanHigginsGuitar]

This isn’t pop music, you don’t to only have things that stick. The key to improvising for me, is to have nice sounding music. I don’t need to be singing every solo, that’s what the head is for. Some players are really good at that but not every solo needs to be singable/catchy or full of hooks.

[@georgemcfetridge8310]

@@JordanHigginsGuitar If 'nice' is good enough for you, OK. I look for 'deep or profound, and this group probably has the talent and vision for that, hence my comment.

[@JordanHigginsGuitar]

@@georgemcfetridge8310 maybe nice wasn’t a strong enough word but if you’re going to be pedantic. The key to improvising for me is to have music that speaks and means something without falling into the typical ‘stuff that sticks’ pop sensibility and mentality. I wouldn’t always pair ‘stuff that sticks’ with ‘deep and profound’. What Kurt is doing here is extremely deep, heavy and profound. Maybe you don’t get it, not meaning you don’t understand but you don’t get what he is doing and that’s okay but you can’t say it’s not masterful. That’s just idiotic.

[@jdshutman]

It takes some of us time, but in the end, why comment or listen? There are more than enough critics.