Recording "Reflections"

Scenes from the recording session of Kurt Rosenwinkel Standards Trio album "Reflections" feat. Kurt Rosenwinkel on guitar, Eric Revis on bass and Eric Harland on drums. It was recorded in Brooklyn Recording Studios by engineer Andy Taub.

[@aaronlebos]

SO cool to find this, Reflections is one of the all time greatest guitar trio records!

[@inigofustermusica7594]

"stops playing" A little bit faster...More movement. And then plays the track i´ve heard a thousand times...

[@wilmansuescunjr]

Its incredible that a recording problem lead to one of the best tracks in jazz history, that Take on Reflections its one of the best

[@AndersChanTidemann]

It wasn’t so much that it was the problem that led to it. It happened despite that problem which almost derailed the session. Luckily it didn’t and, yes I agree, there’s some real magic on these tracks by all these 3 individuals.

[@shamantic]

This is the s+++t, guys! Absolutely on top5 guitar tones ever! This Moffa on Kurt's hands is unbeatable. Amazing! And if you still haven't please check out "Reflections" by Kurt. Such a masterpiece!

[@mickeyguitarwes]

This is really valuable! A thousand likes

[@jazzman1954]

Great to hear a modernist tip his hat to jazz history. Harmonic sophistication, monster imagination. Tuneful and musical. Most important jazz guitar recording since Jim Hall's 'The Bridge.' The 'antidote' to John Mclaughlin........

[@shamantic]

How can one not agree! :-)

[@carsonbell5541]

Oh yeah for sure, if you haven't, check out his album "Intuit". It's crazy how he can switch stylistic mindsets with such conviction!

[@epserps5055]

OMG, what a truly jazz guitar sound!!!

[@uiragarcia2275]

love this album!

[@charlestresca7320]

love the sound!!!

[@roblawsonmusic]

Wow thanks for posting this

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

still love it!!

[@vkkoorchester666]

we dig. this gives an amazing insight

[@pattyk98]

thanks for this!

[@maurizioperronedoublebass]

...great...great...great! sound so warm...there's a lot of wood into the revis's tone

[@mistrynp]

lot of tone comments here, love it too. One thing that sets him apart from conventional jazz tones is the high end, he allows some of it through, unlike others where the sound is muffled and muddy....never did like that sound

[@NATJANOFF22]

HOLY S$&T.... is that Hiwatt head ? It looks like it. They have a great clean tone...

[@purpleheavyrain]

개 레전드 녹음 ㅋㅋ 이 앨범 전곡이 다 좋음

[@lagejohansson2576]

The song is "You´ve Changed"!

[@KocmurMusic]

For me, this is 'the' guitar tone. I know I'll never sound as good, but I just want to know what he does, and I can't even figure that out.

[@slowmotion6870]

It wouldn't be honest if you could just "figure out" what others spend their lives on understanding and doing what they do ... I only started playing aged 28 and am 44 now. With a lot of love for playing and learning, eventhough being pretty lazy.; you can still get to learn a lot. Learn to play as much standards as you can and learn playing things of your own using what you've seen in standards and what you see of music theory. It sucks in the beginning and it will suck for a pretty long time but you'll always get closer to actually playing jazz... and understanding it. I even created a few pieces of my own by now so it is possible. And never compare yourself to legends, it only leads to suicidal tendencies... i've been there..;lol

[@zacnunnery4241]

What kind of cabinet is that? around 2:00

[@achilama20]

Tone :O

[@josephlauziere8020]

What guitar is that?

[@Sandemose]

Moffa, Italian luthier.

[@alainvosselman9960]

A mentally & emotionally bancrupt person gave this a thumbs down...;

[@roberthunt1540]

"Are we rolling?" Uhh yes, Pro Tools is "rolling".