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I been so lucky have seen this quartet live ( I was in the first row seats just in front of Tain ... )

Uno de los conciertos de mi vida que no olvidaré. La banda de Joe, arrolladora, como siempre. María, para comérsela. La lluvia excesiva no pudo con esa musicaza, nadie se movió de su sitio, los músicos sonreían por que no daban crédito. Nos hicieron un regalo inolvidable. Gracias por colgarlo. Pese a la mala imagen es cojonudo volver a verlo.

Tainnnnnnn!!!!!

Nació iluminó y se elevó

Great!

Can anybody share the tracks list of this concert?

Fantastic performance of Coltrane classic.

when the hero in was good

I had to slow this down to 50% to understand it and find the 1. Crazy stuff

One of the greats.

My God

Thanks to share this , really🙏🏽

La guitarra 1860 😂😂😂 dios lo que debe valer eso 164 años tiene ahora increible

Loved it. I am a very big TENOR SAX LOVER

I'm a big fan of Branford Marsalis

Lawrence Marable, what a great drummer!

Translated to english would have been great . The music and Freddie WOW. With smiles to art. Thanks .

Brilliant! Thank you

Fantastic !

Unfortunately, the drums sound is captured like shit!

One copying the other

Me quedé con las ganas de verlo pasear ...Cantar en la Feria de la Linea.... Pues hize la Mili en la LÍNEA DE LA CONCEPCIÓN...en el año finales del 87.hasta finales del 88... Cuando estaba en lo mejor...... PERO TODAVÍA NO ESCUCHABA FLAMENCO.. NO SABÍA QUIÉN ERA ... CAMARÓN.. Hoy tengo ya casi 60 años .. .. Que PENA..... "CAMARÓN VIVE".✨💫💥❤️. .....D.E.P.💐🕯️

Indispensable.

Great concert. Thanks for uploading. Mulgrew sounds particularly inspired here as does this whole band.

You can often hear the influence of the hawk on so many saxophonists.This documentary is gold dust,many many thanks.😊

I saw Nick Payton live last night in NYC, 1/25/2024, and he plays SO differently now. It’s 25 years later but it’s amazing how his playing has changed.

a treasure

Fabulous musicians! Joey Calderazzo is incredibly underrated.

Joey Calderazzo beast solo: 5:33

Great documentary frat. I think you're the G.O.A.T. ❤💯 Be blessed

Don't get me wrong, I love Joe Lovano and his playing, he's a great saxophonist but in this concert he seems to dominate, like he would in a quartet setting. He could take a lesson from Lee Konitz; Lee's Nonet seemed to allow space for everybody to blow.

What's the name of the first song?

'Save the best for last'...true. Marsalis showed the beauty of solo Sax....but far too short !!!!!!!!!!

Could someone please tell me the name of the tune McCoy's band is playing? Incredible. If you know the personnel with him, do share it as well.

I remember seeing this group my first week at Temple Univ. in Philly at the old Zanzibar on Broad Street… 🔥🔥🔥

👏🏾👏🏾

I heard him often at the Bull's Head in Barnes, great nights.

Slide was the goat

Bravo!

❤️❤️❤️❤️

Wonderful. Peter Washington, is one of my favorite bassists- often overshadowed by some other cats- but he just has everything- great tone, feel, and chops.. nice guy, too- met him once in a small club in N.Y. City. Watching the legend, Louis Hayes, is like a lesson in jazz history- man.. what a great drummer!

Mulgrew Miller... his phrases... his technique... but I think what strikes me most is his comping. My goodness...

Show. Demais.

Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young, Ben Webster, all developed in Kansas City, where Bird grew up listening tu them. Jazz was born in New Orleans, but it grew up in Kansas City.

Salaam waikum Ahki may Allah widen your bed r😢

Dioooos. No te digo na y te lo digo to

😮😮😮super!!! Genius!!!

Que buena música un placer escucharla

Thanks a lot for sharing this marvellous video

Gato e Rava, straordinario.