Michel Petrucciani Trio Live in concert

[@KARLERIKAN]

Coltrane released his album "Giant Steps" in 1959 (about) and this record is still a sensation, it had taken me 2 years to pick up this tune on my piano. Petrucciani is just a phenomenal musician, thanks

[@ParStenberg]

Petrucciani's phrasing is deadly and this solo is an perfect exampel of his genius.

[@urtoman]

i have no words, how great IS this man? nature is extraordinary cruel sometimes. R.I.P. Michel, you'll be remembered as long music will exists.

[@julman825]

Grandissimo Michel, un fraseggio unico, irripetibile. Aveva la capacità di distinguere tutte le note, l'una dall'altra, come pochi altri...

[@horacioacostapiano]

El mejor solo de piano sobre Giant Steps, que líneas!, un grande !!!

[@pamirs94]

this IS giant steps. great music man!

[@dorisdavis1338]

GOD'S Traveling Graces "STEVE ELLINGTON, DRUMMER" R.I.P The Music Still Coming Thru YOU" JULY 26, 1941-MARCH 22, 2013

[@MelodiusThud]

Should be "Steps Of The Giant". WOW!! What a beautiful player he was! I'm glad his memory is living on!!

[@FabiodiBiase]

thanks Michael for your wonderfull music and playing. From an italian fan

[@rakutzimbel4539]

+Mark Werling I think that this composition is well known enough to be recognized. I agree on the wonderful performance that Michel Petrucciani delivered here. The whole trio is just amazing!

[@ChrisLupetti]

You have no idea how much I dig this!!!!

[@FabiodiBiase]

Wonderfull timing and lines !!

[@感謝-t7g]

wonderful🇯🇵🌏🙇‍♀️

[@foripianobargatsby138]

The best piano jazz player ever!

[@MarcusOhrealyis]

The name of this tune is "Giant Steps" by John Coltrane. A great piece of music. I don't understand how they failed to mention this! But nonetheless, "Mike P" is among the greatest of the greats.,, "was" that is, he passed away somewhat recently, only 36 or 7 years old. Amazing pianist. He was so tiny he often posed sitting on someone's lap, such as another musician in the group.

[@b3boss]

Anyone who has ever struggled through those changes knows how brilliant his playing is.

[@GrilloNoGRAZIE]

Giant Steps superb solo!

[@colourfulwithaU]

He's playing Giant Steps just to say hello to the audience. :)

[@SlyHobbit]

@donnythejazz Reading is a long lost skill these days. Anyway, thanks so much for posting. I discovered this guy via Steve Gadd and I was instantly amazed.

[@Jazzper79]

A small man with a giant talent.

[@cristinasarda212]

Fantastico es una invitación a la genialidad

[@rolandgerard6064]

Le meilleur, the best

[@dorisdavis7118]

STEVE ELLINGTON, Drummer July 26, 1941-March 22, 2013 Mr. Ellington's fondest memory of PETRUCCIANI was Ellington would carry Petrucciani AND he would look up at Steve and say "I AM GOING TO TAKE CARE OF YOU". loL

[@Leonelpf]

Petrucciani, el piano te quedaba chico... gloria al amestro para siempre!!

[@Max-cf2ot]

Giant Steps for mankind, achieved by a tiny, giant man....

[@donnythejazz]

I did say that in my comments!

[@jeanhasdenteufel3818]

magnifique !! j'aime bien le "prêt"? à 0:13

[@jglinkotauri]

2:32

[@oliverecords8524]

I'm lstening to this thinking about what Michel said: he didn't like jamming...

[@donnythejazz]

Thanks, but isn't that what I said in the description.

[@microcosmic2]

the title is wrong , it is "giant steps"

[@zybern]

like an octopus playing the piano,when u close up his fingers while playing the piano

[@RobertRasimus]

Petrucciani is just awesome! He also looks funny, because he's so small compared to the size of the grand piano..

[@jamboy3]

It is 'Giant Steps'....DUH!!!

[@MrBluetrane]

Qualcuno mi sa dire che live è questo..e se è stato inciso in LP???

[@H3A7]

The Drummer was really inspired by Steve Gadd ...

[@malilacreuse]

comme il le disait je ne suis pas un genie mais c est quatre heures de clavier par jour cedisque demontre une technique ahurissante helas la section rythmique n est pas a la hauteur