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Holdsworth would have blushed.

Bob is the musician I strove to be before life got in the way…

Oh God, this felt Eternal

this group up is literally heaven

Blues musicians do this literally ALL the time. Check out BB King or Kingfish

now do it in 13/8

This whole show is something else. Such a great vibe, smooth as a nut and top tier playing all around.

☮️🎶🎵🎷

what I love about this guy: when you see videos of him talking about Snarky, its like a kid who won the golden ticket to play with his idols and is doing all the hard work to keep up with them. Where in reality he is so much up there with them and just plays the best sax solos ever...

Did he really have any choice with that key signature?

Oh hey it's Bright Size Life

Monk must've high 💀💀

I've watched this whole set of songs a bunch, everyone's killing it but I absolutely love Nir Felder's solos

Masterclass on keeping it simple, bluesy, soulful, laid back, and vibey. So good.

This is a great summary of your efforts! Thanks for what you do, jorre! You make the dry martini sing! 😊

a "Modern meat" taste

My ear is not good but this sounds trash. Guessing he hears something I do not 😂

God that was beautiful.

idk why im gettimg tht rick braun, boney james “ notorious “ feel

in the ol' days ya hadda pay big bucks to grok Sco's lines in decent transcriptions... This vignette reveals some of his hippest moves and is very welcome... More Sco !

man Bob was LOCKED IN

Id love to see you take on Colin Stetson's piece The Love it Took to Leave You. It has beautiful arrpeggios, percussive beats made by contact mics near the pads of the sax, and his polyphonics made by using his vocal chords as a harmony to what he's playing. It's also a very different take on space compared to this song. He uses circular breathing on top of everything else he's doing and the song just ebbs and flows like a river, but it never seems to stop flowing

its totally inspiring to see how a stable swinging rhythm group gives Bob the possibility to find so many different places to pause and to play - and how he uses it by waiting for the right time for a note - like you wrote it!

A masterclass on how to use space as a vital tool of improvisation. This is so incredible groovy. And it's in the fun key that Eb minor is, every saxophonists dream key... But rather than take licks and idea's (which you can), listen to the way the solo is built and developped. The first part is more of a conversation between Bob and the band, Q and A like, and it gradually becomes denser overtime. Shout out to that amazing band as well!

the better u are in music the further away you are from music. i mean pretty sure my cat can succesfully compete with this guy

idk what everyone is hating for. these lines are insane and the harmony new

A lot of people are scared of jazz and its lack of boundaries 😂

Ok Alan Holdsworth. What have you done to him?

Desmond himself said about himself, "I have won several prizes as the world's slowest alto player, as well as a special award in 1961 for quietness.". He's one of my favorites, his sound is gorgeous and his improvisation so melodic. Your sound is also gorgeous, Jorre, congratulations on your journey, there's always something new to learn.

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Ah, yes, technically music - the best kind of music!

just perfect many thanks, thanks for your sharing!!

complex and interwsting are not in the same wave

my guy played everything

Wah too short

Oh look, someone transcribed a random note generator

That's just the intro

His updated nickname is GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast.

johnny griffin is a f*ckin beast

When you're tired and you just noodle the night away.

Hele fijne presentatie . Ik hou al jaren van #theowanne mondstukken . Speelde inderdaad vroeger ook op een Dukoff en dat was idd alleenmaar Hard vooruit 😂. Probeer ook eens de Lakshmi en Durga. En heb je wel eens op #Fiberreeds gespeeld van Harry Harttman. Ben zelf affiliate artist van hun. Stuur me een DM en dan kan ik je introduceren aan hun en aan Tom de broer van Theo. Of misschien ken je die al :-) Gezonde groet vanuit Finland van een muzikale Rotterdamer. Bastiaan

Marienthal is a god man

For me even if you dont freelance often, it helps with documentation. You have something you can check 6months later: a trascription you did, some lick you want to recheck, you can analyze things better... Its like an external ssd for the brain. Its only upsides

Mind blowing, as quite often the ccase with AH.

I came across this a few weeks ago and I have to say, this not only made me more appreciative of Desmond’s works, but it’s made me a much better at improvising! I am classically trained and even now, thinking about improvising gives me nightmares. This really helped me think differently about music and appreciate how intricate and creative improvisation is. Thanks for insightful analysis- this was a really impactful video!

03:11 George Van Eps (1967

G# instead of Ab I'm triggered

He played it so well I could almost hear the lyrics "Something in the way she moves..."