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How Joshua Redman made a modern classic (from a Monk classic)

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Joshua Redman recorded "Jazz Crimes" in 2003, a pretty significant departure from the work that made him famous through the 1990s. Was he committing a crime against jazz, as was implied in the title? Or was he just making rad music that everyone dug? Either way, the history of the song is interesting.
Sorry for going a bit on this one - went on a bit more than I meant to.
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28 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 40

@maxirvin 2 года назад

Another amazing video Tim! This video format is so fun because it feels like we're just having a chill convo and listening to some cool music. Can't wait to see what the next vid will be about!

@PabloVestory 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much! I love Monk, and Evidence, and Just You Just Me, and Josh but I had not listen to this wonderful performance, excellent video!

@Adamreir Год назад

The only jazz crime committed here is assuming the recording lines up with the lead sheet :p This whole album is insanely good and catchy, Jazz crimes and Oumou in particular. Enjoyed your historical comparoson and analysis *very* much!

@peterisancverins Год назад

Your videos are great! I've started to dive deep from your older video essays and noticed last one you posted was 4 months ago. Hopefully all's well and you can find time to make more. Your videos are full of knowledge, entertaining and capturing. Great work!

@TheSaxophony Год назад

Enjoyed this video, I have seen 1 or 2 others of yours. Now I will have to watch them all. Thank you for sharing.

@gregkrazanski 8 месяцев назад

wow amazing to hear someone speak about this. jazz crimes is one of my fave songs ever

@billistefansson5309 Год назад

Thank you so much! I relly liked the way you broke down and analysed the piece. Much appreciated.

@xxxmikben Год назад

I've just found your channel Tim. Totally fascinating, thank you. I especially love this Joshua Redman vid. Josh's solo at 3:36 reminds me of George Gazone's triadic chromatic playing on Tom Kennedy's CD 'just play'. ❤️

@carlkoolkid5211 7 месяцев назад

Great song and great vid!

@isaacprete6786 2 года назад

Awesome stuff! I played this for one of my recitals, its really fun to solo around the hits as a drummer

@jacegatzemeyer733 2 года назад

I adore this content. Thanks so much for sharing your jazz wisdom.

@rodrigobertoa5916 2 месяца назад

Oz Noy's rendition of Evidence is my absolute favorite

@teunwagter186 2 года назад

Amazing video as always👍🏻

@pieterzegers7788 2 года назад

Everyone should check out the version by tommy igoe’s groove conspiracy, one of my favourite big band arrangements ever!

@morejazzplz5746 2 года назад

Commenting for algorithm cause I like your content

@TimBeauBennett 2 года назад

Yeah thanks! I gotta do a better job at plugging that RU-vid juice, cheers for the reminder 📽️

@morejazzplz5746 2 года назад

@@TimBeauBennett maybe if I start doing jazz based video essays we can collab someday 😊

@gerrywillwerth1883 2 года назад

Just wanted to add that I had the pleasure of seeing Joshua's dad, Dewey Redman, playing all manner of reed instruments with Keith Jarrett on piano, Paul Motian on drums and the great Charlie Haden on bass. This was at UCLA's Royce Hall in 1974 when young Joshua was 5 years old(!). Sadly, only Keith is still with us and suffers from a medical condition that only allows him to play with one hand.

@gilyedidya3020 3 месяца назад

23:00 its actually one of the songs that im going to preform on my drum recital next week lol

@skelva100 Год назад

I love Joshua; I had an album that he did with Pat Metheny and I loved it so much. I especially enjoy “tears in Heaven” and the way he played the 3/4 number where the melody sounded like it was 2, but the rhythm was in 3; I think it was the 1st tune on the album. Joshua is so creative maan!

@gerardi2000 Месяц назад

Jazz Cromer is an awesome song. I love using Moises to remove the drums and recording my own drum version. All be it. It has taken me about 40 recordings to stay on top of the changes also. I want drum solo to be stronger.

@sophiestavely1079 2 года назад

really enjoyed this video!

@sergioperez1570 2 года назад

Great analysis

@mekosmowski 2 года назад

Thanks, man!

@sorenfuhrer401 Год назад

Sweet content! Is there a chance I could get my hand on a pdf of the lead sheet?

@domukaz Год назад

Good shit brother

@doubleinstruments6453 Год назад

good, from France we like it

@nathanbrummel8861 2 года назад

Yeah I dig Joshua Redman

@literallyfiction 2 года назад

keep it up

@gerrywillwerth1883 2 года назад

Tim, it's Keith JARRETT, not Garrett. And Paul Motian pronounced his surname MO-tee-un, not MO-shun. Other than that, good stuff in this video.

@leipa9169 2 года назад

According to the Paul Motian documentary Motian in Motion, Paul did indeed pronounce his name as mo-shun

@dongee1664 Год назад

How can you judge sounds made by an instrument that will appeal to some and not others. You can judge a person's technical ability to play, but who are we to say what others should like.

@caseydahl1952 2 года назад

I transcribed just you from the movie if you want the sheet

@etiennewittich9652 2 года назад

Love the Verse of the Song!

@WillisWills 2 года назад

A superior sheet for 'Just You, Just Me' can be found in The New Real Book 3. Eb is not the proper key for that tune in my opinion, C is the key. Forgetting the lyrics I think it's actually a pretty hip little ditty.

@TimBeauBennett 2 года назад

Haha yeah the Sher books are always my preference - I didn't have a copy of number 3 on hand unfortunately. And I agree - I really dig the tune.

@etiennewittich9652 2 года назад

Man just forget about the Real Book. Just watch the movie and listen to the chords. (Key is Eb but it also appears in G)