Ray Brown / Michael Brecker 2000 - 'Round Midnight Duet

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Description: Jazz bass titan Ray Brown (1926 - 2002) shares the stage with great tenor sax player Michael Brecker (1949 - 2007), Swede guitar ace Ulf Wakenius, wunderkinds Danish/Vietnamese Niels Lan Doky on piano and Terri Lyne Carrington on drums (her grandfather Matt, had played with Fats Waller and Chu Berry. This one is a Brown - Brecker duet on a lyrical rendition of Thelonious Monk's classic "'Round Midnight". Salzau, Germany, 2000.
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gunitfreak2 ::: Favorites i dont like this. 07-09-08 22:00:26 __________________________________________________
zitvisjes ::: Favorites There was a little musical misunderstanding. RB thought MB was somewhere else in the song. Great to hear/see those Big Dudes having a great time. I hope they still have. It's probably hot fun in Birdland. 07-08-31 18:44:54 __________________________________________________
cayoutubo ::: Favorites M.b. para sempre. Que Deus O guie. 07-08-29 14:32:34 __________________________________________________
twotwars ::: Favorites what was breckers puzzled look about a mininto this vid? Weird. 07-08-26 23:44:07 __________________________________________________
lupojazz ::: Favorites Gracias gran maestro ,.....hasta siempre michael brecker 07-08-13 18:55:20 __________________________________________________
vova47 ::: Favorites While it is obvious fact ,that Jazz musicians have used pop material to their advantage, making them sound better in the process, the opposite is also true:pop and fusion people can spoil even the great jazz tunes, and that is what we ´re talking about here. 07-08-10 07:12:52 __________________________________________________
vova47 ::: Favorites You can´t go wrong with either one.Bud,BTW,was on the first recording of the tune(w.Cootie Williams)and was Monk´s favourite pianist and interpreter of his music. 07-08-10 06:00:57 __________________________________________________
junasun ::: Favorites Unlike you, Jazz masters are not so exclusive in thinking. They play from pop to classic for they just love what sounds good.Listen to Davis, Benson, Mclaughlin, Metheny, Ford, Montgomery. Jazz lives on assimilation and improvisation on any musical theme. Just clear your mind from what you think how jazz should be and listen to jazz as it is. You'll know that jazz lives. 07-08-10 02:19:34 __________________________________________________
bigcat03 ::: Favorites Bud Powell's correct recording? Wouldn't you say that the original Monk recording is "correct"? He DID write it after all. 07-08-08 11:48:29 __________________________________________________
vova47 ::: Favorites Exactly,it´s easy to get confused,the way some people play,just consult your Webster and everything will be clear.That and a Bud Powell´s record. 07-08-08 06:13:02 __________________________________________________