What is Bebop?

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Pianist, author, entrepreneur, and pasta lover Jeremy Siskind discusses what bebop is, performing Donna Lee, Budo, Hallucinations, and Anthropology in the process, while discussing musicians like Charlie Parker and Bud Powell.

[@Debangshuification]

That was an amazing solo in the end

[@stackman1525]

Wake up babe, new Jeremy video!!! Well timed as always. Can't wait to watch - Oliver, with an embarrassing username from when he was 12 years old

[@cliffchadwicker]

That improv at beginning was “nasty”, Jeremy! 😮 😅 Great job!! 👏🏾

[@jonathantrunz4482]

Great video. My stepfather was John Williams, not the Star Wars guy the bebop guy. Hearing you play reminds me of hearing him play in the house. I wonder if you are familiar with any of his work. He recorded with Parker and all those guys back in the 50s.

[@arnieburgertime]

"Let's see how it goes, ahh..." somehow you managed to struggle through it 😂

[@rainermarien5869]

Thank you, Jeremy! Great Infotainment: now I understand much better, how a bebopper ticks.

[@AlfonsoBekes]

Thanks Jeremy. I love your channel! Cheers from Argentina

[@sheilamacdougal4874]

Best brief discussion of bebop I've heard (including Ken Burns). However, regarding the origins of the Klan, it's first iteration (glorified in Birth of a Nation) arose in Tennessee and spread southward (and eastward), while the later revival began in Georgia in the heart of the South. Whoever made up the Indiana story didn't know history (which doesn't rule out that Charlie Parker had that false belief, but I rule it out on grounds that this is the KZbin comment section where one can state as fact whatever one likes).

[@benjulien6797]

This was awsome! I'd love to see more of these jazz history oriented videos.

[@pianoman_JP]

Jeremy, thanks for this video, your playing is just superb!

[@_mickmccarthy]

Love your books and your enthusiasm! Keep up the awesome work Jeremy

[@walkercatenaccio]

"Cherokee" explicitly refers to a "brave Indian warrior."

[@hoodpianogirl]

Loving the consistency!

[@dave-on-keys]

great stuff!! You're right, the U.S. entered WWII in'41, and it ended in '45... in the process of looking this up, I saw that a bomb from back then just blew up today, 10/2/24 under a Japanese airport runway! Crazy!

[@markcoffin9879]

Jeremy, you are truly a badass…

[@markcoffin9879]

Jeremy, you are truly a badass…