Si tu vois ma Mere - Wilber.1983

[@brendamaclou8176]

BEAUTIFUL

[@mrriesiescteorge1731]

Perfect artyste

[@hjwenske2544]

A masterpiece played by perfect artists!

[@titvojatuba]

Every time I see the relatively small number of listeners, I marvel despairingly. Why are trillions not watching this?

[@robkunkel8833]

A miserable number, yes. Things NOLA don’t get mainstream that easily. A redhead with a low cut blouse might get international fame but most NOLA artists have to live in the glory of being cool where cool counts. /// Playing a straight soprano sax myself, I can’t fathom how that curved thing makes such a pretty sound.

[@oscarramirez703]

Que bella melodía, no hay palabras apropiadas para describir sonido tan sublime. París! Me tienes arrobado.

[@homestecconstructionarchit6928]

Magnifique, pure plaisir.

[@dcornejo0294]

what a great melody

[@mjcruiser4238]

Sublime

[@TiagoLeaoMonteiro]

Most beautiful version I heard. Bob is such a nice guy and musician

[@brendanfinucane]

powerful playing!

[@murph5438]

So so nice Sidney's student-- trumpet man is real nice

[@carlowhite5915]

Amazing..!!!

[@DouglasMendezvip]

Magnifica interpretacion; muy bien

[@kalarr1]

GOOD.....GOOD....GOOD !!!!!

[@texasbane]

1. Glen Zottola trumpet, Mark Shane piano, Chris Flory guitar and banjo, Phil Flanigan bass Chuck Ridges drums 2.New Orleans 3. 12 Bar Blues 4.I love this Sydney Bechet masterpiece. Its a more relaxed version of New Orleans, almost with a bit of postbop. I didn't include his because I couldn't find who else played on the original version.

[@1323Erik]

Bravo!!

[@damianodami7582]

Poetry

[@BennyGoodman1977]

Some of Sidney Bechet... Isn't it?

[@화난고양이-r1t]

라이브 미쳤네

[@Thursdaym2]

Beautifully played at a very ackward tempo.

[@dfnyc]

Think the upload was slowed down somehow. Raise the playback speed to 1.25 sounds good there.

[@mrjimmienoone2130]

It's so funny. Wilber has studied with Bechet and he tries to play his music. But Wilber is - to my mind - more on the pensive, sophisticated, Lester-Young, Pee-Wee-Russel- , side of jazz. When he plays Bechet's pieces, they sound awkwardly lifeless to me. Maybe he simply should concentrate on other pieces, which are more suitable to him.

[@Haerton]

You're so right; he gets the sound; never gets closes to the music.

[@bartramsey6449]

I whole-heartedly disagree. I hear the love.

[@mpcguy]

He plays the music of bechet like wilber, as it should be. Europe is full of more direct bechet imitators. Imo he's a great soprano player as well as alto and clarinet.

[@drbekken]

MrJimmienoone The point of playing jazz is sounding like yourself, not like your idols, mentors or teachers. So Wilber did fine.