Machito & Charlie Parker - The Afro-Cuban Jazz Suite

[@asabovesobelow8680]

This is what our children should be listening to so they can expand their minds.

[@aritheick7775]

with a username like that, i think your plan might be a little too ambitious.

[@wighatsuperreggie]

Whaaa! Buddy Rich comes outa nowhere! My face is melting...

[@marianchacon5289]

MIL GRACIAS POR ESTÁ MÚSICA DE ALTO CALIBRE!!! DEJARÍA DE SER LA PRECIOSA MÚSICA AFRO CUBANA!!! LINDA ORCHESTRACION Y ACOMPAÑAMIENTO!!!

[@ladenso1]

I hope all the admirers of this piece realize that _two_ saxohonists are featured--Bird and Flip Phillips. It's Bird on the first part of Mambo, Phillips on Mambo 2. On Jazz Phillips takes the first solo, Bird the second, then they trade 4s. I'm surprised no one has given kudos to Mario Bauza's beautiful trumpet playing at the outset. And, as has been noted by one or two other commenters, the credit for composing and arranging this landmark piece goes to Chico O'Farrell.

[@nenissaK]

So much tension, frustration and happiness, so many emotions and sudden dansable mood changes, false endings, questions, trips and roads and answers. This is a goddamn arthouse action movie. Great music! God bless "Afro Cuban rhythms for drumset" that brought me here.. and Charles Parker Jr., it's nice to meet you

[@rikwinckelmans2088]

Love Machito's music. Even The Bird knew that it was so good. R.I.P you two this music will live forever.

[@lastknowngood0]

A pair of Aces! Pure Platinum! Bird & Machito AWESOME!

[@hegelserpa7531]

pieza musical que combina los ritmos de jazz americano y los afrocubano con el estilo inconfundible de Machito

[@PabloVestory]

I can't understand why this is not more universally acknowledged an acclaimed, and i can't barely imagine how'd be to listen this live, a few meters close, in a decent acoustic sallon

[@dbone1110]

There's nothing that sounds better than a big band live-especially one led by a Maestro like Chico O'Farrill- and Charlie Parker too? Would have been the one of the greatest moments in anyone's life

[@dat_21]

Trust me you don't want to hear these trumpets close! They are painfully loud!

[@stephanomarr6829]

2,of THE GREATEST MUSICAL GENIUS OF MY GENERATION, Charlie BIRD Parker, with MR M.....THIS is Latin/ bop JAZZ, at IT'S VERY BEST....BIG BAND music AT IT'S finest..TIMELESS....

[@lastknowngood0]

CUBOP!

[@peluzza7]

conoci al sr. Machito en Lima Peru 1965 en el Embassy club donde yo tocaba los drums del show con otro cubano saxo Charlie Rodriguez, que tales recuerdos ahi llego con la gran Graciela y varios musicos que llegaron a tocar luego con mi master Tito Puente, lindos recuerdos e historias que solo ocurren una vez. felicidades a todos en la navidad :)

[@peluzza7]

y luego de conocerlo nos encontramos en new York, en el Paladium, en 1967.. woa que sorpresa, fue un gran musico y agradable persona, aprendi mucho de su caracteres como director de orquesta, y dejo una huella grande.. en la musica.. gracias maestro...

[@jozuecoronel10]

Carlos Peluzza Sería bonito haber conocido a una leyenda así:)

[@peluzza7]

asi es amigo eso fue en mis principios, o sea empeze por la puerta principal, porque luego me dio pauta para la fania y mi maestro Puente, un abrazo para ud. y gracias

[@dave6195]

Carlos Peluzza Fania all stars con Tito puente. Sr es usted un lucky man. Mis respetos

[@OmisoXXX]

Qué maravillosos recuerdos oiga usted. Me saco el sombrero. Justo anoche estuve en el Embassy escuchando a la banda punk inglesa The Adicts. Saludos!

[@Mambo_Cats]

I have been studying this album since I found it in my dad's record collection back in the mid 1970s. I recommend this album to all arrangers and composers out there in the universe. Dated 1949 this music is still relevant and a challenge for any master musician to keep up with...Chico O'Farrell arranging at his best, as is every performer on this ground breaking Machito album.

[@Mambo_Cats]

That is so cool that this music brings us together with family memories. Machito! I used to stick my head into the speaker box to try and hear every instrument when I was about 12 years old :) Jose Mangual Sr. on the bongo is incrediable too on this album! I borrow these licks every time I play bongo :)

[@wasimirojonesiii8708]

No fue mi intención encontrarme con esta música pero debo admitir que me causa mucha alegría conocer esta faceta de el gran "Bird" Charlie Parker que viva por siempre en nuestros corazones talento supremo del saxofón y machito con su orquesta afrocubana.

[@carlocroccolo771]

Charlie Parker my god of jazz .... along with Machito immense musician ...... an album NOT TO MISS ... Thank you for download .... !!!!!!

[@iwishyourlove46]

Grande esta dupla, Machito y Charly Parker. Demasiado talento juntos.

[@marianchacon5289]

AMAZING SYNTHESIS OF LATIN JAZZ + AFRO CUBAN ENSEMBLE!!! LOVELY ORCHESTRATION!!! TQ FOR UPLOADING THIS BEAUTIFUL MUSIC THAT TOUCHES MANY HEARTSTRINGS!!!

[@rodrigoaguila5490]

Estas equivocado, el "latin jazz" fue una etiqueta inventada de merchandising estadounidense, siempre todo partió y fue jazz afrocubano. Investigue al respecto, todos sus exponentes defendieron esa noción hasta el final y por la ignorancia de querer meter a todos los países latinos en un saco se sigue diciendo lo mismo cuando es una expropiación y denigracion de los ritmos autóctonos cubanos.

[@antoniocordero7044]

Este binomio de clase por su música y gentilicio es digna de los mayores elogios y admiración por parte del oyente atento y dispuesto a oír música celestial al mejor de los estilos

[@BrotherJohannes]

11:54 - when Bird comes in and brings the absolute HEAT! -- and the intensity of 1000 suns with that orchestra behind him... absolutely SLAYS!

[@laureanoruaorozco1562]

A masterpiece of latin jazz.Thanks.

[@rodrigoaguila5490]

No es latin jazz, esto siempre fue jazz afrocubano, sus exponentes murieron defendiendo esta noción. Aún así es increíble como etiquetas como el "latin jazz" y la salsa de merchandising estadounidense siguen expropiando y degradando el legado musical cubano y personas que no conocen nada al respecto piensan que es lo mismo, sobre todo los deEEUU que piensan que todos los países del Caribe son iguales y Latinoamérica en su conjunto es más o menos lo mismo sin distinción.

[@santiagorodriguez-cv4zv]

​@@rodrigoaguila5490lo de latín jazz no lo veo mal lo que si veo malo es la palabra "salsa" se le denominó así por una entrevista y ya ignorando la verdadera historia del género es jazz con influencias de música latina y jazz latino debería ser el nombre de la salsa realmente

[@pedroluismartinez5562]

estimados, el arreglista es Chico Ofarril, otra gloria de Cuba que junto a Armando Romeu (Tropicana y Orq. Cubana de Musica Moderna) crearon la escuela en los arreglos de Afro Cuban Jazz. Sin duda Bauza, es un elemento imprescindible en el desarrollo y promoción de esa escuela. Este trabajo es una joya de la historia.

[@lodijacer]

La pelicula de Chico y Rita me trajo a buscar esta música. Chico Ofarril es el mismo de la pelicula?

[@danieltrivino5872]

I was performing with Pucho in Harlem jazz museum John Hart and the old Cal TJADER group.What powerful horn and percussion sections.Charlie Parker was ahead of his time Enjoy y va Palante.

[@zaphod22]

My relative John Lewis Bartee wrote for Charlie Parker and Machito. Check out NO NOISE - kzbin.info/www/bejne/epCnmqSGf95ogsU

[@jacqueslobeau9906]

This is the very best version ! Simply fabulous.

[@humbertoterronesesquivel5287]

Happy Birthday! Charlie Parker

[@Nelson_alvarado_actor]

MASTERS OF MASTERS!!!!! LATIN MONSTERS OF JAZZ MUSIC , GREAT SUITE !! I LIKE IT

[@rodrigoaguila5490]

Estas equivocado, el término latin jazz es una etiqueta de merchandising de expropiación cultural, esto siemrpe fue y es jazz afrocubano.

[@carlosarboleda8915]

Machito forma parte de la mejor historia de la música.

[@siamnaturals6460]

Great Musics.

[@juanalbertorendonsalazar1908]

Maravillas y ecxelencias musicales

[@christophermaxieii8727]

Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good

[@brunoleituga3316]

Finíssimo. Dota de uma exuberância que transcende tudo que já ouvi.

[@RaulFuertes]

Valorable recuerdo de otro Gigante del Latin-Jazz-Mambo.

[@hanshi422]

Masterpiece. This is the music I grew up on.

[@johnnybartee3539]

Fantastico!

[@alguem229]

Mestre Leituga depois que você me enviou essa música nunca mais paro de escutá-la

[@luthercoleman]

Tracklist: 1. Cancion [0:00] 2. Mambo [2:55] 3. Mambo 2 [6:10] 4. 6/8 [8:49] 5. Jazz [10:59] 6. Rhumba Abierta [14:40]

[@brumune]

Gracias, Luther

[@alexan073]

1 bolero

[@queen_of_domination]

¡Buena mierda! Escuchar esta música me recuerda a mi padre. Le encantaba el jazz latino, así como la música africana, el reggae, el R&B/Soul y el blues. A pesar de que mi padre ha muerto, todavía está conmigo cuando escucho esta música. Gracias por publicar este video. 👍🏿👍🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@rodrigoaguila5490]

No existe el jazz latino, eso fue una etiqueta comercial gringa,siempre fue desde sus inicios jazz afrocubano.

[@michelepiteo7179]

it all glides wow

[@michaeldonaldalker73]

This is new to me and I love it !

[@mzphoenix82]

Love it!!!!

[@cerlanherthe5778]

Je ne connaissais pas ce Latin Bird. Cette musique est riche et exprime une connexion extraordinaire entre l'univers du Bop et la musique latine.

[@ConcertGrande]

Absolument ! Superbe et indispensable .

[@brumune]

Antoniskara, excelentes reseñas que has públicado. Gracias

[@sangrantes7073]

Un genio charlie parker!

[@SteveCournane]

Gracias, This is important and historical music written by Chico" O'Farrill

[@AntonioBustillos]

Maestros!

[@briannajohnson3623]

6:26 does it for me man! that transition is so soothing

[@pennypengmusic5177]

THIS IS SO COOOOL! LOVE CUBOP

[@nicomedy2010]

Happy birthday in heaven Francisco "Frank" Raúl Gutiérrez Grillo aka Machito, latin jazz musician and creator of "cu-bop" and salsa music (Afro-Cubans)(d. 1984) ;-)

[@rodrigoaguila5490]

Tanto la salsa como el llamado jazz latino te puedo asegurar que fueron las etiquetas que sirvieron como excusa para expropiar y degradar la música cubana autóctona, esto que escucha es jazz afrocubano, así surgió y siemrpe ha sido así, sus exponentes murieron defendiendo esa noción.

[@jacqueslobeau9906]

Out of this world !

[@baptistewxpolpodcast3339]

Awesome. That seems like a good place to start delving a bit more in the latin jazz tradition!

[@faniacunche]

Tremenda orquesta

[@eylenarteagatellez7694]

I LIKE IT!!! YEAH...

[@CantolaoTV]

wow ! Charlie Parker & Machito playing Latin Jazz

[@lipebarry]

also chico O´farrill

[@davidsantiagoguevarazuniga1636]

Hay unas breves partes que me recuerdan al tema inicial de taxi driver.

[@lucassabath3304]

Viva marchito true jazz Cuban Africa music

[@mguzbo]

Hermoso!!!

[@dudleydonghammer8358]

great song

[@humbertoterronesesquivel5287]

so dope!

[@carlosbasadrevignati5624]

me gustaria conocer el nombre del arreglista de los temas contenidos en este interesante registro de los 50s.....el Bird del Bolero, el Son, el Mambo, etc.....sin embargo al escucharlo no puedo dejar de sentir la influencia de Stan Kenton, cuya orquesta siempre estuvo concebida x la influencia cubana fusionando con armonias del jazz....gran presencia de los vientos en toda conformación como la de Machito, mítico lider del latin jazz de los 40s y 50s....

[@jacqueslobeau9906]

Si pero esta version con Parker es la mejor de todas. El arreglo es buenisimo.

[@mekitocolado]

El areglista es seguramente Mario Bauzá, Clarinetista, Saxofonista, Trompetista, Compositor y Arreglista cubano, quien a demas fuera co-fundador de la Orquesta del cantante cubano "Machito" (Frank Grillo). Puedes encontrar en internet muchisima informacion sobre ambos musicos y su importancia en el desarrollo de la musica cubana, afrocubana y el AfroJazz.

[@germanhernandezosorio4834]

Right buddy. The musical genius behind Machito was his brother in law Mario Bauzá. "Bird" had arrived from Los Angeles 1946-1947 after a detox treatment and founded no work, so Bauzá and Machito welcomed him and made the best music for the history.

[@lipebarry]

EL ARREGLO FUE DE CHICO O FARRILL CON LA ORQUESTA DE MACHITO

[@rafaelquinones4335]

XXX

[@juanmerino8856]

That chord extention in 4:13. Superb.

[@lastknowngood0]

Chico's O'Farrell's Great Nephew and I were partner Asbestos Inspectors, briefly in New Orleans in Dec 2005. I think Lazaro O' has left us but don't know for sure! Rest Easy Laz, if so!

[@corkovits]

wha hier knap ik van op music 2022. top.

[@unv_]

Increíble

[@wilmasosa7853]

Nice

[@bishopsheen6897]

This is music brother!!!!!!

[@ana.milenaria]

wuauu que temazo es toda una imagen sonora..

[@bradfordjackson6083]

Fabulous👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@sgismundo]

composición y arreglos (hasta donde sé) de Arturo (chico) O´farril

[@joediaz6038]

I had the opportunity to interview Chico O’Farrill 1996 at a Community Public Station Miami WDNA 88.9 FM I Should Say I Was Honored By His Presence

[@lincolnbarron1485]

this is why i got to choose charlie as my spanish project. lol

[@DavidWilliams-sp8gv]

Check out Charlie's version of Tico-Tico. The only one's who can hold a candle to it are Art Pepper and Paquito D'Rivera-Paquito on clarinet. Study that shit!

[@alguem229]

Muito bom

[@marmushka]

me facina me facina me facina

[@willmanreyes3123]

Bella

[@fernandoiturburu3718]

Bellezura

[@jaard2vark353]

According to my ears, and guesswork, Parker solos as follows (not an exhaustive list, times only approximate): 3:55 to 4:50 6:04 to 7:29 (or is that somebody else??) 10:43 to 10:52 [11:03 not him, it’s a tenor sax] 11:55 onwards then 12:20 to 12:45 ‘fours’ or eights (?) alternating with the tenor. Can anybody correct the above? Or name other musicians on this?

[@juanmerino8856]

I wished that Bird was more into Latin Jazz so more collaboration had happened. Imaging Bird had travelled to Cuba those days to collaborate.

[@fernando103s]

The good stuff starts at 11:00

[@michaeldonaldalker73]

Check out the documentary "Los Hermanos" , a documentary about the Lopez brothers. Aldo and Ilmar Lopez to be more specific. It is definitely a good documentary.

[@afroweednatydreck6531]

Que locura jajajaaaa sabroso que vivan los latinos y su cultura musical sin desmeritar a nadie

[@ahmedmsallam2458]

Any body knows the name of the rhythm at 8:51 , any famous latin songs with the same rhythm ?

[@MateoMadera]

Puede ser Bembé, Abakuá, varios ritmos de 6/8, caben en esta sección.

[@death6x6]

❤❤❤

[@zampide]

Frank Grillo, Machito, un genio musical cubano y universal a la altura de los mas grandes. El jazz de hoy (el universal) seria otra cosa sin Machito y su familia: Mario y Graciella..

[@corkovits]

el madre.!!!!!!!!!!!

[@veli-mattiturunen4011]

Loiiiiiistava🤗

[@butt17sex]

0:55 At first glance, I thought that was Carlton from Fresh Prince.

[@Tino-s8b]

❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

[@faniacunche]

Ese disco se llama relax y mambo

[@IziahThompson]

That drum solo though?

[@richieblondet2310]

Courtesy of Buddy Rich. Timbale work by Ubaldo Nieto.

[@jacqueslobeau9906]

Too much noisy drum solo and too little Charlie Parker

[@JezzMan]

I'm looking out for all this Latin Jazz dope! What I'm after is more like the "pure percussion" tracks; some of them you can breakdance to - Proper Rhythm with a capital P and a capital R. PEACE :)

[@garysaddleback]

Well, Anton . . . who's on the drums & cunga here? Gary in Arizona

[@swakawakaflame]

the legendary Buddy Rich on percussion

[@JezzMan]

Yeh true, I s'pose! Breakdancing to Latin Jazz - who would ever thought of that! ;)

[@AlexSosaBolivia]

Sounds like they're laying the foundation for later groups like The Tijuana Brass and Brasil 66.

[@lastknowngood0]

CUBOP BABY!

[@GregWaters]

What happened to music. The record companies and promoters shut down music and created Shit.

[@myronhelton4441]

+Greg Waters The new Shitty music that you are talking about is singing, Singing is the sorriest instrument known to mankind.

[@GregWaters]

+Myron Helton Hi, Myron, no matter what we say about pop music it will always be shitty to a lot of us, but it will always be here. Singers are not musicians is the problem. If they were they would not produce what they make. A lot of great composers created music for singers. They did not create the sorriest music for them. So I say singers are the sorriest not the music so much. Paul Anka was a good example of the sorriest. I worked for a lot of great musicians, composers and conductors and a lot of the sorriest too. The problem with our business is the people who control it are the sorriest. Thanks for you note. Greg Henry Waters

[@myronhelton4441]

All these new videos has the rich singers. Listen to the music. All these new dumass videos has a person on a synthesizer hitting one key on a keyboard at a time. Thats why I hate these ignorant new videos with these singers. I think the music industry can get any lowlife and make a star out of them, if they do the casting couch. Then look at the talent that cant get anywhere.

[@GregWaters]

yes so true

[@myronhelton4441]

You can click on my name, & there is 8 pages of stuff. But several categories has great lps, where it says music. Im into the best sounding lps or cds in 1971 & before music that has been recorded with natural analog tubes with tubes.Im into tube equipment. Im also into early seventies Pioner & Sony receivers, as advertized on youtube as vintage receivers. Back then the receivers were built with far better sounding natural analog transistors. I have a Fantastic set of $30 computer speakers,.with a sub that must be turned way down to keep the sub from breaking, from Office Max, now called Office Depot, called model number ca 3080, on Office max website. These little speakers sound like $1,000 speakers! I think God intended for us to listen to music as natural as possible. I like rock music. Two years ago I got into Jazz lps.I didnt know what I was missing in jazz before 2years ago. I also like Late sixties blues. Click on the below link & you will see on his site with my name 2places that has what I think were the best 150 sounding lps & cds.Mostly what I like is great guitarists.

[@arielioness]

dulcet

[@jorgeosorio708]

Creaciòn de Chico O`Farril

[@HonestSaxSound-unEdited-]

Puro ritmo, tecnicamente indiscutible; pero tiene el mismo problema que la mayor parte del jazz; la falta de una melodia reproducible. Cabe preguntarse que pasa con la musica cuando le quitamos alguna de sus tres partes esenciales: melodia, ritmo y armonia....

[@MrMiguelmnz]

Cristian Fath puedes explicar que es una melodia? los solos de jazz son melodia pura, una sucesión de notas en relacion ala armonia , un solo de cualquier buen jazzista tiene esos tres elementos por si solo los solos de Bird se estudian en todos lados del mundo. osea se reproducen por todos los estudiantes de jazz la bases latinas tienen como origen ritmos bailables.

[@HonestSaxSound-unEdited-]

Cristian muñoz Tocayo Cristian; melodia como bien decis, es una secuencia de notas en relacion a una armonia, Pero NO es una improvisacion que ni siquiera el autor puede reproducir. La musica no es un desordenado valetodo, tiene sus leyes como todo en el universo.

[@MrMiguelmnz]

Cristian Fath BIEN CRISTIAN FATH , TE RECOMINEDOVEAS Y ESTUDIES LOS SOLOS QUE ESTAN ESCRITOS EN LIBROS DE ESTUDIO DE JAZZ DE LOUIS ARMSTRONG . DE CHARLY PARKER DE, DE CLIFFORD BROWN Y VERAS QUE CUMPLEN CON TODAS LAS REGLAS DE LA MUSICA RITMO MELODIA ACORDE A LA ARMONIA SOLO QUE ES TOCADA EN EL MOMENTO , LA MUSICA NO NECESARIAMENTE ES ESCRITA UNA PREUNGTA ¿ERES MUSICO?

[@guillermobenitezosorio4251]

Cristian, no soy músico simplemente, alguien que disfruta de todos los géneros, solo pregunto? Quien dijo que siempre quiero una melodía reproducible? Desde el escucha, a veces me llama la armonía, a veces la melodia, a veces que se imponga el ritmo y solo quiero tambores...

[@manaskhamkar6456]

reminds me of tom and Jerry

[@TheBnatural44]

Bird is not playing on this album

[@brucescott4261]

Bella Rose ...Yes, he is!

[@austinwoodul6186]

T