Straight No Chaser - Now He Sings, Now He Sobs Trio

Chick Corea Roy Haynes Miroslav Vitous

[@1950jimbei]

The 1st time I heard Roy was on a 1972 New Port album "The Jimmy Smith Jam" and I was immediately carried away. To the ear that was used to rock drummers, his drumming sounded intriguing; polyrythmic and even melodic with tons of groove. I have his 30 yrs later album "Fountain of Youth" (2002) which he recorded when he was 76. His play makes me forget his age. The album title is spot on. He's been my fav drummer for 30 odd yrs but tha't only about half of his career. Mind boggling longevity!

[@bin3703]

Roooy Haynes ！！！♥♥♥

[@roxicastro1]

vitous punches this about nicely

[@desmondnazombe5922]

This is oh so brilliant

[@MuzzaJazz]

Hi, it's called "Chick Corea: Rendezvous in New York (2005)"

[@unclejunglebass]

chick totally transforms this song in his solo.

[@Albyusthegray]

woooopie!

[@tcrmn]

@premiumjunkie Probably monitoring, including his own bass and it may serve as ear protection too, for a bit

[@MuzzaJazz]

New York (2005), Blue Note

[@RockyGnocchi]

man these guys are still killin' it! how many years after Now He Sings, Now He Sobs was recorded?!?! when and where was this video recorded?

[@Borgrimder]

What's the name of this DvD? Anyone knows?

[@desmondnazombe5922]

Who is the bassist. George Mraz or???

[@TheRealTomWendel]

Miroslav Vitous

[@harmony771000]

@@TheRealTomWendel Weather Report M.Vitous CZ bass

[@TheRealTomWendel]

This trio put on one of the best live performances of music I’ve ever witnessed in the early to mid 80’s around the time of their ECM double release that featured one album of Monk tunes and another with spontaneous improvisation.