Insane JAZZ TRIO makes me want to QUIT

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This performance of A Night In Tunisia by the great Jesus Molina ( ‪@Jesusmolinamusic‬ ) is simply staggering. So technical, so musical, but oh man, that rhythm is so insane. (Hat tip to Roni Kaspi and Sam Smith)
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Комментарии : 47

@Jesusmolinamusic Год назад

Incredible analysis!! 👏👏👏👏! Thank you 🙏

@JoshWalshMusic Год назад

Jesus! What a compliment. Thank you for letting me share your talent with the world.

@BeatsAndGuitars Год назад

Hilarious man. Great video. Refreshing to hear someone like you with amazing chops doesn’t take himself so seriously.

@adrolfe 11 месяцев назад

Thank you. Your humility, sheer enthusiasm and wonder are a fitting tribute to this extraordinary playing. I'm now a subscriber!

@JoshWalshMusic 11 месяцев назад

So glad to have you here!

@paulgibby6932 Год назад

Loved the humorous humility of this one. The marshmellows -- haha. I'm not as nice as you and would have also focused on that smile of Jesus's that I maliciously mis-interpret as a smug one. Thanks for all the analysis too. Totally correct about Roni -- my mind spins listening to all those subtle shifts, yet so crisp. "That's it. I quit" Boom 🤣

@phoeni-x7324 2 месяца назад

the time signature is 11/8

@martynramsden Год назад

So entertaining Josh, sticky keyboard 😂 - loved it 👍😎🎹

@tylerpferrari Год назад

This is the ultimate reaction video. Insightful and educational 👍

@JoshWalshMusic Год назад

Thanks Tyler!

@zeitgeistyreport 11 месяцев назад

love jesus molina… been following him since he was a kid. no idea why he isn’t a household name.

@DuncanCustomAirbrush Год назад

You gotta watch out for those sticky keys!! lol Great video!

@andrenavarroII Год назад

Just wow!

@nicolojazzypolo Год назад

Thank you so much for the analysis, loved it! For the wicked time signature section sounds like (3/8 | 5/16) or 11/16

@JoshWalshMusic Год назад

I think you may be right. I’m bad at math 🫣 Isn’t funny how we can feel the rhythm rather easily, but can’t count it? Brains are weird. But how you do that drum solo over it is beyond me…

@spdcrzy 6 месяцев назад

11/8, then 6/8, then 4/4. And back again.

@jean_mollycutpurse_winchester Год назад

Just found you. Subbed immediately.

@JoshWalshMusic Год назад

Honored! So glad to have you here.

@rmac1042 Год назад

The guy is fine, but compared to Bill Evans, Chick Corea, Keith Jarrett, Brad Mehldau,, Herbie Hancock, he’s got a lot to learn!

@normalizedaudio2481 Год назад

Just let your ear and feel do the work. You all can do it.

@markybautista556 Год назад

Thank you so much for the Analysis I loved it, You need to do a Video on Art Tedum and Oscar Peterson, and tigran hamasyan, those three are some of Jesus Molin’s Influence..😊🎉

@JoshWalshMusic Год назад

Thanks Marky! I have a couple on Oscar back in the archives on the channel somewhere. From the olden times lol. Tigran is definitely on the list for the future. I live nearby where Tatum used to play, and have tried my hand at a few transcriptions over the years. Great suggestions

@markybautista556 Год назад

@@JoshWalshMusic Wooow that is so cool, . That you live close to where the great Tedum played, another great Modern Jazz player is joel lyssarides.

@macpaul 10 месяцев назад

Thumbs up for the marshmallows!

@JoshWalshMusic 10 месяцев назад

Thanks Mac!

@GrigPit 11 месяцев назад

You say that Eb7(+sharp 11 = A) and Dm6 have 2 common F and A notes. How can it be? Eb7 (the chord is Eb, G , Bb, Db) has no F. Or maybe I simply don't understand...

@JoshWalshMusic 11 месяцев назад

Good question. When you add an extension to a 7th chord, like a sharp 11, it implies the other extensions beneath it as well. So Eb7#11 also includes the 9th, which is F. (Only for 7th chords! Anything else does not imply those notes.)

@GrigPit 11 месяцев назад

Thanks Josh! I didn't know that the sharp 11 expresses indirectly (implies) the other extensions beneath it as well. That's why I love your channel - a real erudite musician (with such great sense of humor) explaining in simple terms relatively complex issues in music. @@JoshWalshMusic

@JoshWalshMusic 11 месяцев назад

@@GrigPit thanks for the nice compliment. Means a lot man!

@TravelwithaWiseguy Год назад

James Brown hahaha!

@DojoOfCool Год назад

I'm at the age where superchops playing is boring to me. Jesus Molina is an exemption because his lines are musically great as well as super chops. I love this YT with Jesus and Arturo Sandoval ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Xjg3FY0aizs.html

@justin.johnson Год назад

Metronome

@AddyLixks 3 дня назад

hal

@slapmyfunkybass Год назад

Problem with a lot of these pianists it’s just a lot of notes for the sake of it. Having meaning to the solo requires a lot more work. These kind of fast paced note crazy solos just have no meaning to them, it goes nowhere, easily forgotten. That’s why the likes of Bill Evans could say so much more with less.

@jeremyversusjazz Год назад

sigh...amazing time where we get exposed to so many child/young prodigies. humiliating and exciting. lol

@JoshWalshMusic Год назад

Humiliating? You mean humbling? 🤣. If so, yes, I agree!

@jeremyversusjazz Год назад

@@JoshWalshMusic but also, maybe a little humiliating lol

@JoshWalshMusic Год назад

@@jeremyversusjazz 🤣

@nested_King 5 месяцев назад

Too fast.

@ernstlieber4340 Год назад

Oh sigh... these guys are technically brillant. At the same time this high tempo meaningless crazy grooves obviously impress people while being absolutely soulless. Just wild virtuosity of human robots. Things like that explain to understand the declining position of modern jazz.

@JoshWalshMusic Год назад

I think that about a lot of modern players… but not Jesus.

@ernstlieber4340 Год назад

@@JoshWalshMusic Well, I dont know other of their productions. The one I can hear here, though, does not convince me. It is like contorsion - absolutely stunning that something like that is possible, but the emotional impact is... well. Of course that is just me and my preception.

@coastalgeorgia6558 Год назад

newbhere . not a troll .im sure youre a great guy.. funny sure. not a fan of all the cut scenes and camera angles myself... but the core video idea is great. High production im sure you spent alot of time on it. Personally i couldnt watch regularly...

@JoshWalshMusic Год назад

I think I’m a pretty great guy. Funny? My wife probably would disagree. There are lots of styles of videos, if this isn’t your cup of tea you won’t offend me in the least if you need to watch someone else. That’s what I would do if I didn’t like someone’s style. Cheers.

@BeatsAndGuitars Год назад

@@JoshWalshMusic man I loved it bro. You never know when someone is insanely drunk or just having the worse day of their life to prompt them to leave a comment like this.

@JoshWalshMusic Год назад

@@BeatsAndGuitars thank you!