Stan Getz - "Voyage"

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Un tema de Kenny Barron. Interpretado por Stan Getz (ts), Kenny Barron (p), Rufus Reid (b), Victor Lewis (dr). Del DVD "Stan Getz Quartet. In Copenhagen 1987" Grabado en el "Café Montmartre" el 6 de julio de 1987.

[@johnsharpe734]

They're all top guys.....a masterpiece....and Kenny Barrons tune is just wonderful...

[@gerhardbitter1581]

Here 4 rhythmic players play together - they all play to the point, none too late and none too early, which breathes immense vitality into the piece.

[@rmoraespinto]

So many times I heard the CD... Everything is marvelous here. I can't say what is better. Victor Lewis is my man!

[@fdasaro1]

Same here Victor is fantastic

[@birdlives2000]

This is the same recording on Getz's Serenity album! Nice, never thought I'd see it in video

[@gerhardbitter1581]

This is certainly the best live version of "Voyage" with Kenny Barron and Stan Getz. Stan, Kenny, Victor Lewis and Rufus Reid swing like hell.

[@arthurgamez9436]

Stan getz one of the all time greats🎵🎷👍🎵

[@Rickriquinho]

Four jazz giants!

[@bdbop]

Stunning performance by all. Stan Getz, Kenny Barron, Victor Lewis and Rufus Reid. Icons to the last man. Wow.

[@gerhardbitter1581]

This is one of the best live recordings of Kenny Barron's composition “Voyage” with Stan Getz, Victor Louis and Rufus Reid, recorded live in Café Montmartre 1987 in Copenhagen. Many Frankfurt jazz-musicians were still on the “free jazz trip” at this time and ignored standardts as conventional and commercial jazz. The Frankfurt philosopher and musicologist “Theodor Adorno” had contributed a lot to this. Unfortunately, he didn't really understand jazz. Yes, he had described it as a commercial genre in which the musicians use "lazy tricks". Unfortunately, Adorno did not understand that jazz musicians improvise and play with soul, reflecting current events and the musical quality of a swinging beat !. Music is based on only 3 elements: 1st. melody (it stands for love), 2nd rhythm (it stands for liveliness and sex) and 3rd sound (it stands for the current atmosphere in space and time) , All 3 components are optimally realized in this live recording by the Stan Getz Quartet. They swing devilishly and move totally freely in the form of this number. The Greek philosopher Plato said 3000 years ago: "Art is freedom in form".

[@goatrock123]

I have this on vinyl and cd. The audio is the exact same as this video. Happy to see this on screen. Thank you so much for posting this.

[@jeanpierregalepides-muthal1624]

EVERYTHING IS THERE...GREAT PLAYIN 'GREAT MUSIC EXCELLENCE....One of my Favorite CD

[@MelG11X]

Great, moving, heartfelt playing. A gem. Big thanks for this.

[@bensonsteve666]

Does Stan Getz give off "Dad" vibes in this recording to anyone else? Just me?

[@midnightpianoman]

It is the first time to watch video of this great performance! Thank you for sharing!

[@MelG11X]

Just wonderful. Thank you Senor Bossanova!

[@vova47]

High level performance even for these great musicians. They were having a really great night.

[@gerhardbitter1581]

Dies ist eine der besten Live-Aufnahmen von Kenny Barron`s Komposition “Voyage“ mit Stan Getz, Victor Louis und Rufus Reid, live aufgenommen im Café Montmartre 1987 in Copenhagen. Ich, und viele andere Frankfurter Jazzmusiker, waren damals noch auf dem „Freejazztrip“ und haben Standardts als konventionellen und kommerziellen Jazz ignoriert. Der Frankfurter Philosoph und Musikwissenschaftler „Theodor Adorno“ hatte dazu viel beigetragen. Leider hatte er den Jazz nicht wirklich begriffen. Ja, er hatte ihn als eine kommerzielle Musikrichtung bezeichnet, bei der sich die Musiker „faulen Tricks“ bedienen. Dass Jazzmusiker improvisieren und mit Seele spielen worin sich das aktuelle Zeitgeschehen widerspiegelt, hat Theodor Adorno, nicht erkannt. Auch welche musikalische Qualität ein swingender Beat haben kann hat Adorno nicht begriffen! Jetzt, 30 Jahren später, ist mir klar geworden wie gut dieses Quartett miteinander interagiert hat. Musik beruht ja eigentlich nur auf 3 Elemente: Melodie (sie steht für die Liebe), Rhythmus (er steht für Sex und Lebendigkeit) und Klang bzw. Sound (er steht für die Atmosphäre bzw. für das aktuelle Zeitgeschehen und die Umwelt). Alle 3 Komponenten sind in dieser Live-Aufnahme vom Stan Getz Quartett optimal verwirklicht. Und sie swingen teuflisch.

[@gerhardbitter1581]

Kenny Barron's “Voyage” number has a shape (AABA). The Greek philosopher Plato said 3000 years ago: "Art is freedom in form". If you listen to this quartet, you will find that all musicians use this form totally freely! This is Freejazz in Copenhagen in 1987.

[@agapefaith]

5:09 's my favorite part. stan played out ! but that piano

[@eternalrainbow-cj3iu]

I already heard that Stan Getz had studied The solo of Kenny Baron(also composer of course) to get the grip but only at the ending start to realy nail it I do agree you totallyu!

[@giobannearanmena5000]

Fraseo espectacular😅

[@Zxx459]

This is the version of the serenity album

[@wardellmobley77]

thank you for this

[@michaelosullivan7087]

stan the man.proper jazz man.nuts to boot haha

[@marsharupe8112]

Wish I could buy this video. I understand it was available, but is out of print.

[@haysfordays]

OMG @2:27 he plays what Rufus is playing!!!!!!! And again @4:54!!!!

[@nicoswarley]

haysfordays again at 7:07

[@hotgoalie11565]

Thanks for posting this! Do you have the rest of this concert? I can't get it here in America unless I have a PAL format DVD player and about $210 US for the video.

[@raefblack7906]

Seamless lines

[@jont7756]

Kenny and Rufus played at my Uncles restaurant in Yonkers ny.

[@nicoswarley]

7:49. That is all

[@johnmcgrath8886]

Effortless playing .... hiding decades of practice.