Michael Brecker Quindectet, Blue Note Tokyo, 2004

Blue Note, Tokyo, Japan - February, the 2nd 2004
Michael Brecker - Saxophone
Gil Goldstein - Piano, Accordion
Alex Sipiagin - Trumpet
Petr Gordon - French Horn
Robin Eubanks - Trombone
Bob Sheppard - Flute-Soprano
Dan Willis - Double Reeds
Roger Rosenberg - Bassclarinet, Baritone
Joyce Hammon - Violin
Meg Okura - Viola
David Edggar - Cello
Adam Rogers - Guitar
Boris Koslov - Bass
Antonio Sanchez - Drums
Danny Sadwick - Percussion

[@Kcets]

Jesus H. Christ, this should have 500 billion views. Michael is such a BEAST.

[@Devpatterson]

indeed it should Kcets!

[@RivieraByBuick]

Kcets what goes for H ?

[@horatiuroman]

Set list 1:57 - Syzygy 16:22 - Broadband 30:59 - Scylla 49:59 - Timbuktu 1:10:44 - Itsbynne Reel 1:21:57 - Angel of Repose

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

The highlight of this concert for me is the sax drums intro with Michael Brecker and Antonio Sanchez in full on beast mode. Absolutely unbelievable!!

[@familytreemusic]

Really great, brought back a Coltrane/Elvin duets vibe.

[@baartkoster1120]

"It's coming from a kind of a hybrid" says Brecker during the interview. That's spot on and exactly what makes Breckers music so exciting, refreshing and adventurous. What a special live performance this is. RIP you great tenorist, musician & composer!

[@ThomasHutchingsMusic]

HELL YES! MISS YOU, MIKE!

[@christophertown7136]

The trumpet player at 40 minutes came out of nowhere... and was fucking perfect, amazing, concise. Wow. yea. As hard is Mike is to follow, good job. That is possibly the most well-balanced, exciting, solo I've heard in a long time. Kick ass.

[@williambone6566]

Great player I agree - It's a flugel horn

[@GARRY3754]

From Russia or former USSR.

[@PabloVestory]

And Michael had a good time and was really happy with absolutely every note he was hearing from the band, rubber duck included 47:05

[@mahmoudkchaou1799]

Especially the rubber duck, I was searching for your comment 😂

[@nikolademitri731]

I think that, after Trane, Brecker may be the best. It’s hard to say, there are a handful of saxophonists who are hard to rank, bc they’re all so incredible, but for my own personal rank, I put him that high on the list of GOAT jazz saxophonists.. RIP❤️♾

[@DihelsonMendonca]

And I even think that trane comes in second or third 🥉.

[@Kujalamuse]

Brecker at the peak of his powers. Nothing short of astounding. I've watched this concert a number of times now, and one of the things that I enjoy are the reactions of the guys and gals in the "band"! They are SO digging what they are hearing, It's commendable that they can maintain enough focus to not lose their place in the music and be able to come in on their next entrance, play their beautifully written parts, and not be 'distracted' by the genius tenor playing of their leader. In particular, I enjoy seeing the reactions of my friend Bob Sheppard (in the middle of the WW section) who is himself a world-class bad-ass tenor player and jazz musician. RIP, Michael.

[@papagreenemusic]

Brecker was always at the peak of his powers! ;-)

[@wardlewis35]

i saw this band in new york a number of nights always left floating on air he was always so nice i miss him

[@freddylebanon]

Bob is amazing in his own right as is this whole ensemble..yet the band sounds as one ..all for one and all for the music..excellent

[@icandream9]

Mike looked so happy. This concert is amazing.

[@Devpatterson]

MB~YES YES YES!!!! FINALLY A LIVE CONCERT OF THIS RECORD!!!! Awesome record!!!!

[@RonCarterBassist]

🙌🏾

[@aldostella7585]

Caro Micheal la tua musica è sempre viva,sempre nuova, sempre sorprendente, ma però ci manchi tanto. Un abbraccio!

[@billabbott6092]

Untouchable.....if you have the ears to wrap your head around what he is actually playing?

[@PabloVestory]

The genuine good time and joy all those seasoned musicians are having playing Itsbynne Reel with Michael is absolutely moving

[@josephvitovito]

Africa Brass, Coltrane, a classic, and this is just as good if not better...........Left us too early...

[@donelljacksonsr.5222]

Meg Okura is on that violin facial expression and all !

[@AndrewJanusson]

Love this performance so much!

[@CristianoFrankSax]

Michael Brecker forever my top sax list.

[@luismeviyu28]

Cada cosa que veo y escucho de Brecker supera lo anterior.... Que músico fantástico!!!

[@axelkroell1818]

'Danny Sadwick - Percussion' - I think it should read 'Danny Sadownick'. (and thanks for posting this :-))

[@ThomasHutchingsMusic]

Alex Sipiagin is SICK!

[@patricelarose283]

Wonderful , thanks so much for that.

[@mikutakiseko2351]

史上最強のメンバー、一度は生で見たかった！

[@alexlossenko9031]

41:10 Insane Trumpet Solo

[@rammat2010]

Excelente !! Orlando Sanchez!! la calidad y cantidad de videos en tu pagina!! Felicitaciones!!

[@jasonmurray8040]

yes, yes...YES!!!

[@krissaxen3082]

Amazing concert !!

[@ppzappa]

WOOOOOWWW...! Thank you very much for sharing.

[@samferguson9171]

gil goldstein, boris koslov, and antonio sanchez sound so nice on syzygy..... swang!

[@rovikab6561]

Wide Angles. Thank you for posting

[@tiluriso]

Wow what an intro sax+drums 'Trane would be proud...and that was 'just' the intro...

[@melvinoffsky]

lois martin. the actual violist on this concert is left out of the credits. you can find her again on esperanza spalding's tiny desk concert with npr. meg okura is playing violin.

[@3lpid3]

THANK YOU!!!!!

[@emmanuelmassarotti5535]

Antonio Sanchez rules

[@nychandball]

Danny Sadownick!!

[@19Lqueen17]

I must agree with Brecker, the strings improvisation is awesome (besides brecker and his band of course)

[@MohamedLabib]

@9.50 Amazing Guitar Solo

[@cafedehuerta5926]

GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😎 .........................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pniiice]

Broadband is a masterpiece

[@pascaljeanne2653]

grand !

[@stevesmith-fb1py]

The best tenor since Coltrane. If not better. If there is such a thing

[@thebreathalyzer]

Hard to compare, but Mike was so influential on the vocabulary of modern players. More than just about anyone I can think of. Similar to Coltrane, who had a similar impact.

[@hughrobertson7170]

ca. 9:25---9:30 猿も木から落ちる　"even monkeys fall from trees" (Japanese proverb). But what an incredible evening of music!

[@thebebopper985]

antonio sanchez

[@antoniosica4662]

dopo j coltrane,Art Pepper, M Brecker e' stato l'ultimo grande sassofonista innovativo al massimo e mostro di tecnica

[@fmazzarolo]

Pienamente d'accordo.

[@familytreemusic]

Ce ne sono diversi, ma perlomeno Wayne Shorter andrebbe menzionato subito dopo Coltrane, per l'enorme impatto che ha avuto sulla musica del XX° e XXI° secolo.

[@supersqdleader]

こんな素晴らしい演奏なら是非CD化して欲しい。宜しくお願いします。

[@jzwrkr]

Adam rules....

[@okutamabc]

Meg Okura - Viola✘　　　Meg Okura - Violin　◎

[@didac5100]

51:45 a love supreme 👏👏

[@martynobs6970]

You wonder how sick Mike was here by now...he died not even 3 years later

[@coleashley6010]

The lick 1:01:30

[@lukastheinfinite7311]

Quindectet

[@diamanti3270]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[@upsessionsnews]

Amaziga!

[@jazzbones1]

It seems as if the speed of the video is too fast. Can anyone explain this?

[@fakkmorradi]

+Marius Dicpetris weird, for me this feels way slower than the studio version

[@Kride-1954]

breaker is a monster

[@dwightdawkins1661]

It's "Brecker", not breaker

[@Kride-1954]

spell check changed it k

[@papagreenemusic]

@@Kride-1954 Time to fix it!

[@wesleyprado2432]

Aaaaa 😲

[@tallikimanimusic7127]

3:10

[@michelesonoro2779]

guitar?

[@tiluriso]

It's Adam Rogers, Judge Reinhold's long lost twin. Peace.

[@michelesonoro2779]

tnx, tilusriso!

[@chrismichaels6928]

tiluriso I’ve thinking that too and this is the first time I’ve seen someone write it !😂😂

[@dylanhensley1973]

1:00:52 1:07:50

[@jasprad4455]

39:30 😢😲😲😲😲😲

[@jazzfanalexander69]

"Und Jesus sprach zu ihnen: Folget mir nach; ich will euch zu Menschenfischern machen!"

[@TINKOKSAXO]

受信料払いたい

[@Minotauro_di_Chieti]

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