Most Unique Pianist In Jazz?

[@pianomatteo]

This is so great. I'm a lifelong pianist, classical, with growing interest in jazz lately. I was at a friend's cafe recently and he threw on live at alhambra, and it absolutely blew me away. I don't think it's one of his more popular records, but the recording has so much life to it. The clinking of glasses. The casual perfection of the performance. Absolutely in awe of Ahmad!

[@teelurizzo8542]

No doubt a unique pianist, One of the greatest musical show's I've ever seen in any genre, Ahmad Jamal Trio back in 2006. And IMHO his 1970 release 'The Awakening' is one of the greatest Jazz albums of all time.

[@yurei8]

"Stolen Moments" "Wave" and "Dolphin Dance" are my faves on this one.

[@teelurizzo8542]

@@yurei8 Definitely those are the tracks that grabbed my attention when I found the CD on a bin at the now defunct Tower Records at Congressional Plaza in Rockville, MD, circa 1998. But I have to say 'I Love Music' is also awesome.

[@edzielinski]

This really opened my ears to things that I didn't even know were going on in Ahmad Jamal's performance. I'm revisiting a bunch of his recordings with a whole new perspective.

[@MarkEisenman]

Anyone notice that in But Not For Me, that they modulate from the original key from where they start? Maybe the 3rd chorus? Right where Pete says “little places”.

[@alvistd2168]

Learned so much from you guy 's. Both amazing. Thank you so much.

[@BirchPereira]

You answered my speak pipe, thank you! Peter must have read my mind because I just discovered that incredible version of Old Devil Moon

[@BenGaddFan1]

Do you think you might do a programme about Joe Zawinul ?

[@robertsiefman7543]

Jamil Nasser was a great great bassist and one of the best cats you could ever know

[@pnojazz]

Okay, Ahmad is in the house!❤

[@NotBenCoultry]

Crazily today is the first I'm hearing him, and only because Maynard James Keenan of Tool mentioned him as an influence in the recent Rick Beato interview. It's such a fitting influence but I'd never have come to 1950's jazz as guidance for one of the more incredible and heavy prog rock bands out there.

[@neilloughran4437]

I remember hearing Mellowdrama from his 1982 live LP "Goodbye Mr Evans"... not easy to come by but just such a groove...

[@neilloughran4437]

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[@cademosley4886]

I remember listening to the radio once and Sound Providers Autumn's Evening Breeze came on with a piano sample of You Go to My Head, and I could just tell it was Ahmad Jamal. So I looked up his recordings of it and sure enough it comes from his album All of You (1961), which I then got. That story makes it one of my favorite albums. It kind of reawakened me to him. Around that time I was trying to figure out what kind of sound I wanted to have, and listening to that album (and the others I got soon after) I was thinking this is how I want to play jazz.

[@mirokoch8159]

Hey adam and Peet, man ahmad jamal is so great i guess my favorite album is the Awakening, and at the moment my favorite track "Stolen Moments" Greetings from Germany Miro :)

[@scottcoletta]

The Awakening is my favorite also. I think it’s one of the best piano trio records out there…doesn’t get much attention for some reason but it’s an awesome set of tunes, standards and originals and the playing is phenomenal

[@flober1970]

Love “live in Montreal 1985’, ‘the awakening’, “Ballades’ (solo) among others …

[@patzimmusic]

I didn't know this channel existed until Peter mentioned it in his "what's wrong with the jazz scene" video. I have a lot to catch up on!

[@mirokoch8159]

Ey and Adam i was wondering mayby you could do an guided practice session about the ahmad jamal pentatonic shaps, like the Kenny Kirklandand elisode i really loved that one, just an idea bye :)

[@alvistd2168]

OH, One Thing do you know "Carl Perkins? Wow,, amazing!

[@MoGratitude]

I find the timing funny when I need a break from the courses, a new video drops to watch

[@kenkinnally6144]

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[@adammiller7649]

Marge, is Lisa at Camp Granada??

[@GizzyDillespee]

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[@GizzyDillespee]

Oh my goodness! I came here from a couple of your episodes featuring NAMM show vids. Coming from those vids, this is like a breath of fresh air.

[@Jupiter862]

I’d love to hear what they think about one of Jacob’s more contained music, like Lua.

[@richardpizzicara2640]

Of all of the pianists i have listened to I think Ahmad Jamal and Thelonius Monk are the most original!

[@BirchPereira]

Anyone remember what the number system he used meant?

[@flober1970]

Bring Ahmad in !!! Please.

[@DojoOfCool]

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[@douglaslawrence557]

Kinda like Count Basie playing style.

[@richardpizzicara2640]

Play Poinciana!

[@wesleywashington1251]

I remember buying an Ahmad Jamal CD and totally regretted it afterwards. He struck me as a pianist who didn't want to play. A jazz pianist who has nothing to say musically or who has decided not to say anything. He uses silence far too much to keep my interest. Does that make him the most unique pianist in history? No. Thelonious Monk holds that title.

[@christopherellis2663]

Wtf is intentionality? 😮