Arturo Sandoval 'There Will Never Be Another You' | Live Studio Session 

Yo Saxologic!!

Mabye he will pick you one day ;)

Play the Mario kart lik now

They are incredible!

@@romanmohylevyts Yes I vote for Saxologic to play with Arturo.

I fully agree.

+Björn Westerstrand Me too.

Me 3/4.

Dihelson Mendonca kind of reminds me a bit of Harry Connick Jr.

@@bjornwesterstrand909 me too also

I have a theory, after listening to Zane non-stop that's a phrase he uses a lot. He plays a whole lot with Mahesh, I can see Mahesh knowing exactly when Zane is gonna use it.

Mario Minaya I have been thinking of how he do it during 2 years!! And you just solve it! I does really make sense!! Hahaha thanks!

Yep, so quick and hip.

2:04

@@dissonant__ I just wanted to post the same! I like his piano comping in the trumpet solo. always finding the right spot to comp!

I was just about to comment about his face xD

Hilarious Face

el maestro

Wuhoo

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Agreed. Good point.

Very accurate…I was fooled…I’d have guessed K Durham in first couple of Chr s except recording quality reflects 21 st cent

Although I'd agree that his tone and approach here is different than on most of his recordings, he has definitely been capable of playing like this since before he came to the mainland. He is a master of countless trumpet styles; his 2004 "Trumpet Evolution" release demonstrated that. He, like most of the masters, plays however he chooses to play. I've attended many of his live concerts during the last 3 decades, and his versatility and virtuosity are even more on display on those occasions than when you hear him on records. In short, this recording would certainly fool many as to who is playing horn, but he could definitely play like this "years back."

@@MaelstromD3 That's fair. Perhaps saying "he would have been less likely to play like this years back" would have been a better choice of words.

@@ouruhuru agreed. I think when he 1st arrived here in the states, he was determined to "outplay" all other musicians, especially other trumpeters. In my opinion, this is why he often got into these high-note battles with other horn players; because very few could compete with him in that range. It was like he was competing with them more than having a pure focus on the art of playing great music. In contrast, this clip shows him truly playing the music with the most artful and utmost integrity. It is also a delight to see him enjoying the other solos so much.

Digby Lovatt thats my uncle

+Stop and look around Son Thats actually my dog

:/ actually its my goldfish

+sadisuto I'm serious though he actually is my uncle.

@@stopandlookaroundson1809 low key can you hook me up wiht him for lessons

Dude yes, omg. I just realized about that in my like 300 listened and i got really amazed

Rory Doug

2:00 - 2:06 ;)

Hmmm not quite as good as the one I first mentioned, but good that you heard it, I didn't hear that one first cos it wasn't as clear haha

Caught that one too. Fantastic group -- all great musicians, all in sync with each other, and apparently having a really good time. Jazz at its best.

Zane Musa snapped me out of my usual bebop and swing sound I dig. Dig, old fashioned hip, Zane's totally original style; style that's original just like the Hines, Waller, Tatum, Monk, Hancock, Brubeck, Corea, and very few others on the keys are originals. Zane, you're a true artist. Jazz: that's my breakfast, lunch, supper, and in between.

I neglected to mention my all time favorite pianist, Erroll Garner. High five and total respect. RIP Mr. Garner.

That's really sad. I read your comment and expected some million year old guy.

I'll be a million probably before you, 15 y/o in 1973; my currently displayed pic. Still, what's your beef about guys with serious talent and a multitude of years of practice that know how to really play their instruments.

jeff Craven he isn't talking to you. He didn't know who Zane musa was and thought that he was some irrelevant old guy until he google searched who he was, and realized it was the young saxophonist

Bill Griggs So it wouldn't be sad if he wasn't talented?

+filipinOH! LOL

Wouldn't you like me like to draw Zane out of his grave and say, "Play it again Sam". RIP Zane, still I have faith in young musicians of today who will LOVE this music.

filipinOH! No it wouldn't. I'd be pretty glad.

It was sad because he had so much more left to contribute. But his career sadly ended early, before he was able to become another musical icon of Jazz.

Thanks for watching!

Most definitely!

A consummate joy!

me too.

This video is really touching after the news of the accident. It's too bad.

i have never even heard of him until this recording its so unfortunate we lost this amazing player

Brady Helms Is he atheist or something?. Popular guys allways die when thei talk in public about their misbeliefs.

His name suggests that he was a muslim ( or had muslim parents). People from that faith often believe in God but arent devout. My opinion is that he was suffering in silence. I pray that he finds the peace he was craving. RIP Zane

I don't like his personal behaiviour. I strongly disliked when he played with gilespie,better than the quite old man gilespie, making he feel bad in public. Anyway, he is quite "imposible" trumpet player. A monster. Don't pray, budy. There ain't no god whatsoever.

Would have never noticed that without your comment. Thanks.

2;04 answer also sounds great.

Thanks for that comment i didnt notice that as well.

Mahesh's Brubeck blew me away ...wasn't ready for that.

Doug Skinner ..Yes, he's been listening to Brubeck and he does have a great future (I hope) -- I thought Zane also had a fantastic future -- that was a real tragedy -- that fatal accident he had in Florida. That still bothers me I didn't even know the guy -- to lose a great talent like that is downright depressing. He was an "LA" boy and I'm partial to that crowd since I'm from there myself. If there's a Heaven (and I think there is) he's entertaining lots of people right now.

That’s Ralph Sharon

Bro that's a good joke😂

O h M y G o d lol

lmao

But.... that’s not.......

Wait how did this get so many likes.

Most don’t ever hear that!

@@jont7756 4:42 is almost more subtle

Dirty??

***** LOL, wtf was i thinking

Lol I noticed that too

Viva Nihon! Sax*

Danny Qwefer Fucking true af

Was listening to this in the background while working, genuinely thought he was playing a flugelhorn. Arturo is unreal!

It's the mustache ;)

its the mic condenser

zayne íts a dynamic mic. Sennheiser md441

In 2021 now and going into 2022 ✊

2022 now

@@minyoungkim4950 and counting…

Dude, I got goosebumps, when I heard it! Playing around with the melody like that always results in a nice lick. Definitely going in my repertoire too.

Haha

I definitely lold at that

He’s quoting the one note samba

If somebody played with Dizzy a lot, you don't think about them like that my friend.

the way i think of music is that music is all about telling a story. if you have the best story in your heart but not the ability to communicate it properly, then how would one know that your story is worth listening to. that's why technical work-outs are so important. I work on my technicality so i don't let it hinder my Musicality. like learning a language. learning the alphabet and "the dog is happy" or "there goes spot" leads to being able to tell a story

Yoshinori76 people express them selves through music to

joesell leta right. the story that I want to tell is my expression.

If you think he is too "technically-biased", check out this video, where he is playing "Smoke gets in your eyes" - on the piano! I have never heard a more touching version of this tune. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HuUKmf3SBKw.html

His name is Zane Musa. If you're ever in LA you should definitely look him up. He brings down the house

one step ahead of that...i've befriended him on FB. This guy is seriously underrated. His technique is flawless and don't get me started on his tone...

RIP :(

really bro ? he's sad

@@donavanaustin7613 lol okay

He’s one of the very few trumpet players that can actually change his sound conception on the same trumpet and mouthpiece… there is a video somewhere on here where he plays 4 or 5 different styles and sounds one after the other.

@@ete6851 bro I can’t read spaghetti noodle

Players like arturo and Maynard where so well known for screaming and their tone, but that transfers to almost nothing else. I feel bad for the wonderful sax players, no matter how well they play I feel like the trumpet audience will be bigger. Oh well i guess.

Hank Saspitatar RIP all the trombonists in the corner

I know this comment is super old and you dont take requests but man i would love it if you did a cover of a song that has this feel. I dont care what game its from but I need to hear you play a soft laid back swing

rip zane musa

brubeck played piano my man you're looking for paul desmond

I think its just a pdf of the real book but still fucking funny

Memorize small 4-8 note patterns in a few keys and connect them

+Hugo Carreon yeah he also slipped some half nelson by miles in around that area too

+Hugo Carreon And he also refers to "One note samba" at 5:37...

Plenty of "One note samba" quotes in other solos too, hehe. Just kidding. Nice catch. ;)

Best part of the performance

Right after hearing this, I started searching this comment hahah