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Kamasi Washington's 'The Epic' in Concert 

Jazz Night in America
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Saxophonist and composer Kamasi Washington, 34, has been working on releasing his now three-CD, nearly three-hour, choir-and-strings-assisted album The Epic for the better part of five years now. Even longer, if you consider how long his 10-piece working band has known each other: Most of its members, known collectively as The Next Step or The West Coast Get Down, have known each other since at least high school decades ago in South Central Los Angeles, and in some instances well before that. Even as their diverse careers have made it difficult to focus exclusively on this band - Washington is, for instance, the saxophone player heard on the new Flying Lotus and Kendrick Lamar albums - they've all continually committed to experimenting with a brand of jazz that resonates with their own generation's lived experience.
Jazz Night In America features Kamasi Washington and the music of The Epic at its release party, and in its full glory. From the Regent Theater in Downtown L.A., Washington presents his new album with his working band, a choir, a string section and plenty of special guests.
SETLIST
5:45 - "Askim"
27:25 - "Change of the Guard"
47:00 - "Leroy and Lanisha"
1:02:01 - "Henrietta Our Hero"
1:15:10 - "Re Run"
1:44:00 - "The Message"
MUSICIANS
Kamasi Washington, Tony Austin, Ronald Bruner, Stephen Bruner, Brandon Coleman, Cameron Graves, Miles Mosley, Ryan Porter, Patrice Quinn, Battlecat, Munyungo Jackson, The Gaslamp Killer, Terrace Martin, Leon Mobley, Ras G, Dwight Trible, Rickey Washington, Dontae Winslow, Miguel Atwood:Ferguson, Paul Cartwright, Yvette Devereauz, Atryom Manukyan, Ginger Murphy, Tylana Renga, Molly Rogers, Jim Simone, Andrea Witt, Nia Andrews, Trenyce Cobbins, Thalma de Freitas, Taylor Graves, Charles Jones, Dawn Norsleet, Steven Wayne, Mashica Winslow
CREDITS
Producers: Alex Ariff, Patrick Jarenwattananon, Nick Michael, Suraya Mohamed, Simon Rentner, Katie Simon / Editors: Nick Michael, Morgan McCloy / Videographers: Morgan McCloy, Nick Michael, Benjamin B. Morris, Doriane Raiman / Event Producer and Promoter: Andrew Lojero, ArtDontSleep / Assistant Producer: Colin Marshall / Asst. Videographer: Aaron Ashby / Lighting Director: Jerome Cushing / Audio Mixing and Mastering: Daddy Kev, Cosmic Zoo / House Audio Engineers: Nic Monaco, Kyle Berzle / Additional Audio: Alex Ariff / Supervising Sound Editor: Suraya Mohamed / Special Thanks: The Regent Theater, Atom Factory, Banch Abegaze, Many Giangardella, Mitchell Frank, Liz Garo, Jasper Kuo / Executive Producer: Anya Grundmann
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Комментарии : 693   
@johnniejay
@johnniejay 8 лет назад
This man is making Jazz cool and relevant again for an entire generation. For that alone, he deserves so much respect.
@demp6452
@demp6452 8 лет назад
+Peanut Butter Knife Fight fucking true man
@macfelton
@macfelton 8 лет назад
+Peanut Butter Knife Fight I'd credit a bigger name like Flying Lotus for that. But kamasi definitely helps in this respect.
@macfelton
@macfelton 8 лет назад
+Tomás Quacked Then again, they're probably all in this together.
@johnniejay
@johnniejay 8 лет назад
Tomás Quacked Let's not forget that Kamasi also played on Kendrick Lamar's last record, the most hyped album of the year. He has spearheaded a vanguard of jazz musicians giving the genre a hip factor and quality that it isn't had for decades.
@GraditudevsRevenge
@GraditudevsRevenge 8 лет назад
+Peanut Butter Knife Fight Fly Lo AND Thundercat ANNNND Robert Glasper (to name a few big boys) played and helped produce To Pimp A Butterfly.
@1337rage
@1337rage 9 лет назад
the amount of genius musicians on this stage is WAY TOO HIGH!
@mariposa9877
@mariposa9877 9 лет назад
+Márquez Caramba That's true indeed! Even the amazing Dwight Trible is with them!
@ramonbarrera3744
@ramonbarrera3744 8 лет назад
IT'S OVER 9000!!!!
@DavinPressnall
@DavinPressnall 8 лет назад
The amount of high genius?
@RASTAxSKATE
@RASTAxSKATE 7 лет назад
rahrahamunrah1 he's definitely doing it with his brain lol he's human, he's obviously a genius just like Charles Mingus and Coltrane, being a genius isn't that big of a deal anymore in modern day society, everything now a days is credited to more than one person, if anything anyone able to play music fluently is a genius. People know when your just smacking chords on guitar, aka (Kurt Cobain) plus etc.
@PutumaGqamana
@PutumaGqamana 7 лет назад
If they hear genius, so be it. You hear soul? Cool. Everybody is right in how they feel the music. It ain't gotta be one way. Nothing undervalued. Let's all be happy we are inspired.
@GraditudevsRevenge
@GraditudevsRevenge 9 лет назад
Man, Thundercat is just something else.
@pavlezvekic
@pavlezvekic 8 лет назад
Miles Mosley is also mind- blowing
@illinformeerecords8647
@illinformeerecords8647 8 лет назад
+GraditudevsRevenge yep legend
@riccardocuciniello2044
@riccardocuciniello2044 5 лет назад
not to mention Atwood Ferguson. This concert is legendary
@martinocampo4734
@martinocampo4734 7 лет назад
its crazy how there are two drummers and two bassists playing but you dont hear any conflict at all
@lucienfournier0
@lucienfournier0 5 лет назад
I know right? I’ve heard two drummers in a band, Grateful Dead, Allman brothers band; but never two bassists. Crazy cool stuff
@vincentsmith3244
@vincentsmith3244 5 лет назад
Yes i agree and everyone played there part on that stage amazing proformece the epic indeed
@ramirofrancois2157
@ramirofrancois2157 4 года назад
@@lucienfournier0 Yep nice. Pharoah Sanders was playing with two basist in the 60s. Should check out.
@lucienfournier0
@lucienfournier0 4 года назад
Ramiro Francois will do! Thanks!
@JP-pm5hj
@JP-pm5hj 7 месяцев назад
Yeah it's so cool! Im guessing that Thundercat is playing chords high in his fretboard while Miles plays bass normally. Either way, both of them sound freaking amazing
@AlexisHernandez-ew6ii
@AlexisHernandez-ew6ii 8 лет назад
i don't understand why this fucking album did not win at least one grammy or why wasn't it nominated
@RanulfoKnox
@RanulfoKnox 8 лет назад
ppl at grammy have no clue about music quality or feelings. theyre on the $$$$ side of music bussiness. dont let some shit awards tell you what is good for you and which music should connect with your hear. woah im deep today hehe cheers
@WillSmith-fg8be
@WillSmith-fg8be 8 лет назад
who the fuck cares about grammys
@Pizaz0
@Pizaz0 7 лет назад
Alexis Hernandez wasn't this nominated? It was at the top of iTunes jazz charts for a while.
@rosemaryjones4896
@rosemaryjones4896 6 лет назад
Will Smith o
@zlum1556
@zlum1556 3 месяца назад
Found some gold.
@CareyPortnoyBeauford
@CareyPortnoyBeauford 8 лет назад
Dang, his speech on the changing of the guard. Sounds like they were the kids training and now they realized the guard was gone and they are the new guards. Guard jazz my friends, guard it well! But I'm not worried, you are very well trained for the position. Swords are sharp and muscle memory is on spot.
@smd13133
@smd13133 8 лет назад
wow great interpretation!
@CareyPortnoyBeauford
@CareyPortnoyBeauford 8 лет назад
smd13133 thanks!
@roaringforties
@roaringforties 6 лет назад
There is some lineage there. These guys are friends with and play with Flying Lotus who is the nephew of John and Alice Coltrane.
@Jamiefearon
@Jamiefearon 8 лет назад
I saw Kamasi Washington live for the first time a couple of days ago at Primavera Festival in Barcelona. I wasn't expecting much, as I've never heard of them before. I thought the highlight of the festival would be seeing Radiohead, a band I've grown up with and loved. I never expected the highlight, by a huge margin, to be Kamasi - a group I've never heard before. It may have been the spanish sunshine, or the lovely fresh weed I just smoked, but I swear whilst listening I had what can only be described as a spiritual experience. It's like watching an orgie of passion that never ceases. Thank you so much Kamasi Washington for taking the time to share your beauty with me!!
@BARNAPE
@BARNAPE 8 лет назад
I envy you seeing him over there Jamie. It would be great to see him and the band anywhere, but, in SPAIN! It can't get much better than that.
@marcioballmann2174
@marcioballmann2174 8 лет назад
it can... In Portugal :)
@jaqinxpto2085
@jaqinxpto2085 7 лет назад
sabes
@NickoFilipo
@NickoFilipo 6 лет назад
nah man, I'm watching it from youtube after crappy weed, and I feel you all the more xD
@paulstolberg4715
@paulstolberg4715 6 лет назад
haha honest man here! thats proves his quality even more!:)
@KingLoop13
@KingLoop13 8 лет назад
The ending to Askim is fucking incredible
@pavlezvekic
@pavlezvekic 8 лет назад
the intro as well
@thefuture420
@thefuture420 8 лет назад
The middle too
@pavlezvekic
@pavlezvekic 8 лет назад
+thefuture420 I mean... It's Kamasi Washington. :)
@user-lm9oo3ry8w
@user-lm9oo3ry8w 5 лет назад
Cry every time I hear “Askim”. So spiritual. Sounds like a prayer😌
@brownkemosabe
@brownkemosabe 2 года назад
It's so reminiscent of A Love Supreme!
@cemegonuts
@cemegonuts 8 лет назад
This is Jazz that is completely unique. There is literally NOTHING like this. Amazing. Unique. Confounds preconceptions. Just SUBLIME! Incredible album, or should I say 'experience'. Pure genius.
@UkuleleAversion
@UkuleleAversion 8 лет назад
+cemegonuts I thought jazz was dying. I was wrong.
@michaelshannon6134
@michaelshannon6134 4 года назад
This sounds like when my niece and nephew come over and bang on the piano. It's annoying and nonsensical. Jazz used to sound good, and exciting, and cheery. How am i supposed to feel when I listen to this? It's too loud and chaotic to sound chill, and it's too jumbled and unpredictable to be catchy, fun, or enjoyable. Honestly it's crap, what do you guys see in this?
@WordChicken-mk7el
@WordChicken-mk7el 4 года назад
@@michaelshannon6134 you're describing pop not jazz i'm afraid
@michaelshannon6134
@michaelshannon6134 4 года назад
@@WordChicken-mk7el Really I was thinking of Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, and Billie Holiday. I would say my characterization fits all of their music, and they basically founded Jazz. I know that jazz will inevitably evolve, and smooth jazz seems like a natural successor to the classics, but this does not.
@apothecurio
@apothecurio 3 года назад
@@michaelshannon6134 It's not jazz in that sense. It's Jazz Fusion. and Jazz is ultimately about self expression. What's beautiful about Jazz is I feel it has the ability to communicate and make you feel any emotion it wants. I know jazz that both terrifies me but also soothes me. It has the ability to make you feel anything. I feel if you can learn to understand that, you can learn as to why so many people are so incredibly moved, myself included, by Kamasi Washington and associates. As for Kamasi Washington, there is supposed to be this feeling of intense controlled chaos, bursting with soul and catharsis. As well as much of it is incredibly politically charged. Elle Fitzgerald and Armstrong are all old classics and they are incredible. But there is much much more to Jazz than just that. It's beautiful.
@GabrielQuiroz95
@GabrielQuiroz95 8 лет назад
man this gave me chills. We should all be happy to be part of this generation. Music is in a good place with all these cats killing it
@ReversedOreo2248
@ReversedOreo2248 8 лет назад
Right on bro, cant emphasize that more
@thomaspaciello1068
@thomaspaciello1068 8 лет назад
I can't remember seeing a group of musicians this happy while they played. Everyone is bopping and smiling and just joyous. Amazing.
@MarcusL1995
@MarcusL1995 7 лет назад
thomas paciello most of them are signed to the same label "Brainfeeder" run by Flying Lotus so they basically a family
@vasconcelossentimento
@vasconcelossentimento 8 лет назад
now thats beauty all the musicians performing with smiles on their faces
@estudiosfolkloreiberoamericano
Kamasi's the John Coltrane of our generation. Ohh man, i love this reality!!!
@Too_Much_Too_Fast
@Too_Much_Too_Fast 9 лет назад
+Joan Saag you're so right
@TomosJB
@TomosJB 9 лет назад
+Joan Saag I was saying the same thing!!
@deepdeers1392
@deepdeers1392 9 лет назад
+Joan Saag He's actually friend of Flying Lotus (Coltrane's nephew)
@estudiosfolkloreiberoamericano
Deep Deers Yeah, i know. It's really incredible to see how generations of great musicians are connected.
@puregravy9086
@puregravy9086 9 лет назад
+Joan Saag ...whatever he is, I'm digging it sooo... He is the Kamasi Washington of our generation!
@BackwoodSpiritAnimal
@BackwoodSpiritAnimal 8 лет назад
I've never seen musicians have so much fun and go fucking insane like this. Also Thundercat is a motherfuckin' G on that bass.
@GOLDSMITHEXILE
@GOLDSMITHEXILE 4 года назад
Kamasi has a kindhearted spirit, he feels the entire group in the same way Miles Davis did The musicians radiate joy, which is beautiful to behold.
@greasedog
@greasedog 2 года назад
As a devout fan of several genres of Jazz for 50 years, I found this unique and utterly fascinating! I’m almost taken aback. I’m still trying to process it.
@DavinPressnall
@DavinPressnall 8 лет назад
If Jaco were alive Thundercat would be his favorite bass player-
@shereehardin5783
@shereehardin5783 6 лет назад
Flute is the most beautiful sounding instrument on this planet. Along with the saxophone it is very romantic and lovely and almost a divine instrument.
@lilkujo
@lilkujo 5 лет назад
@@shereehardin5783 da fuck are you even talking about
@pastense
@pastense 4 года назад
Sheree Hardin wtf? Where did u come from??? lol smh
@indelaxiom
@indelaxiom 7 лет назад
I swear this video NEVER gets old!! I watch it at least once a week! Man, I wish NPR would release the whole performance! I would pay for it also. Do you hear me NPR? Release the whole performance!! Please!!
@hawkrolla
@hawkrolla 4 года назад
Anybody who understands jazz understands how incredibly important this is.
@leotellesmotta3003
@leotellesmotta3003 8 лет назад
This is unbelievably good. I mean, the album is ridiculous awesome, but this? Best arrangement of the year, performed so bloody perfectly. Blew my mind.
@moniquefalu7296
@moniquefalu7296 8 лет назад
Kamasi Washington is the absolute truth! My 16yr old son introduced me to his music. We saw him live at Central Park summer stage. I fell in love. Kamasi literally gave birth to the Epic. Genuine Genius.
@elsamariasorforger5788
@elsamariasorforger5788 8 лет назад
i bought those 3 records on vinyl..its a masterpiece..even though im not into jazz music much ,i love it,
@sustainablejeff
@sustainablejeff 8 лет назад
how do you even rehearse for a four hr. improv concert
@sustainablejeff
@sustainablejeff 8 лет назад
+Jeffrey Blumenthal with crazy complex orchestration
@jshutcherson
@jshutcherson 8 лет назад
+Jeffrey Blumenthal By being amazing!
@UkuleleAversion
@UkuleleAversion 8 лет назад
+Jeffrey Blumenthal You play with your band from 10am to 2am, that's how.
@mgbp1
@mgbp1 7 лет назад
You don't, thats why it's called improv
@BromeliadBro
@BromeliadBro 7 лет назад
It's not an improv concert. Arrangements are relatively strict, really. There's a choir and string section, you know?
@vincentsmith3244
@vincentsmith3244 5 лет назад
this brother is so talented love his music he put jazz back on the map
@AtmaRising
@AtmaRising 7 лет назад
This is what we need, forever. More jazz, more love and soul and beauty. This is IT!
@jerseytoddshow
@jerseytoddshow 8 лет назад
This is beyond awesome. Thank you! (Also, I apologize to the purists, but my 10-year old son is starting his jazz appreciation and education with "The Epic." I figure he can always find the influences on his own, and forge his own path.)
@Englishdan81
@Englishdan81 4 года назад
Is this a joke???!!!! How can you possibly fit this much talent and musical ability in the same room without shifting the earths axis! God Damn! This is insane! LOVE IT! BRING IT TO PITTSBURGH 2021!
@UkuleleAversion
@UkuleleAversion 8 лет назад
All the great jazz musicians, whether you're talking Coltrane, Armstrong, Mehldau, or Miles, they brought every great thing that had came before them together and created their own personality on top of this. Kamasi is a great jazz musician.
@bmejia220
@bmejia220 3 года назад
so blessed to see this moment, im speechless after watching this, just an awsome presentation of this important music. god bless these guys, also stoked that kamasi and his dad had a moment onstage, god bless, yall thanks so much
@ebaylistentomusic
@ebaylistentomusic 8 лет назад
I'm very impressed with the vision and the dedication it took to bring this music to life. I'm old school too but I know Trane, Duke, Bird, Louis would all be digging this. No doubt!
@jamesrushworth3465
@jamesrushworth3465 8 лет назад
Really really really need to get the charts for these. Each one is so unique and painted on with such power. Can't get enough of it.
@Simi.Sun_
@Simi.Sun_ 8 месяцев назад
This is just… thank the algorithm for this. Bc I’ve heard Kamasi plenty of times. More of his recent material. I’ve alsways loved and appreciated his art. This though???? From 8 years ago?!!! This had me in my room crying, dancing, praising, laughing, n just being in complete AWE 😮. Yo The Westside Get Down is… just wow. The features… the congos… he bought his Daddy out 🥹 lol. The orchestra too?! Annnnd the DJ on the tables on the end?! Everyone was SO AUTHENTIC ‘n HAPPY. That feeling is contagious n I’m grateful 🥹 🙌🏾🔥😍. I think this is the best “performance” I’ve ever seen/heard…. ‘N I’m in my room! 😂
@billmassy
@billmassy 8 лет назад
it's almost as if this album was made to directly cater to my personal taste in jazz. amazing record and this performance is absolutely legendary.
@threedog99
@threedog99 8 лет назад
So great. Pure joy of music distilled. But that chubby violinist dude is my hero. So hype.
@funkaszifue6748
@funkaszifue6748 5 лет назад
Beautiful,stirring amazing..every secound is perfect..the tears flow my eyes...thank you Kamashi!
@mckinleymorton
@mckinleymorton 8 лет назад
I have been a long time lover of music in the vein of magma, Coltrane, holdsworth, and many more popular forms. having never heard Washington's original music before seeing him, with this band, live was the perfect introduction. I was floored. some of the most beutiful and intimate music possible. could not ask for more from the art experience. Washington ' s father came at and played soprano sax which added a further level to it. I hope to see these guys again.
@Whatsitallaboutalfie99
@Whatsitallaboutalfie99 7 лет назад
5 years payed off Kamasi, what an absolute masterpiece.
@marciocouto3543
@marciocouto3543 9 лет назад
Pharoah + Coltraine + Coleman + 21 Century Jazz = Kamasi.
@zosakirk637
@zosakirk637 8 лет назад
+Marcio Couto ...and ghosts of Mingus and Rahsaan for good measure.Beautiful music.
@marciocouto3543
@marciocouto3543 8 лет назад
Yes, definitely!
@RuckusNW
@RuckusNW 8 лет назад
Don't forget a tablespoon of Sun Ra in that recipe
@marciocouto3543
@marciocouto3543 8 лет назад
Cole Bronson right!
@solinspired4428
@solinspired4428 8 лет назад
Cole Bronson yes Sun Ra!
@zefilor
@zefilor 9 лет назад
This is by far my favorite thing in the world
@bigedhaaheo
@bigedhaaheo 6 лет назад
I was so blessed to see you Kamasi Washington @ Blue Note Hawaii... Epic performance..... I've seen a lot of great jazz artists and performances but this blew me away....just a 62 year fan... Aloha
@freelance_commie
@freelance_commie 8 лет назад
Hahaha, Thundercat's bass is so processed and changed that they think it's one of the keyboard players. A camera never hits him once during his solo.
@kilbo1860
@kilbo1860 8 лет назад
Filthy pedals I don't blame them. Filthy meaning a good thing
@whatdothlife4660
@whatdothlife4660 8 лет назад
The camera is all over him at his solo at 10:15
@alexmccloskey682
@alexmccloskey682 5 лет назад
@@kilbo1860 I know he's got the MF-101 and Whammy but what gives it that warm warbley sound, I don't know the instrument cause I'm a pleb but its very similar to a keyboard sound used in a few Weather Report tunes if im not wrong
@TheZigzagman
@TheZigzagman 2 года назад
The camera's on him constantly during his solos.
@Countachockula
@Countachockula 3 года назад
Some of the coolest music ever played. Kamasi and band are amazing.
@GV_777YT
@GV_777YT 9 лет назад
Genius, Prophet, Visionary, Story Teller. Thank you for existing Kamasi Washington. we get " The message"
@JamoonXerxesSauber
@JamoonXerxesSauber 8 лет назад
Fills me with so much joy. It's not just the musicianship. You can see how much fun everyone is having with it
@owenthompson5292
@owenthompson5292 8 лет назад
Kamasi Washington, at the North Sea Jazz Festival in July 2016, in the company of a full orchestra and an 18 piece choir delivered something so majestic, stunning and beautiful that it left me completely stunned and overwhelmed. The only difference with the above was the strings and background vocals were fuller and louder, providing a truly epic experience.
@valdostube
@valdostube 9 лет назад
Thank you thank you thank you a thousand times for this. If there is a chance to put up "The Rhythm Changes" some time, I would LOVE to hear it. Fantastic production by all involved. Congratulations!
@RelaxingSpringAmbience
@RelaxingSpringAmbience 6 месяцев назад
I used to spin Acid Jazz and rare groove in the 90s on my college radio station…the Heavies, Greyboy, Gurus Jazzmatazz and tons of 70s progressive jazz were all in rotation…great times!
@tripelkrauz
@tripelkrauz 8 лет назад
Wonderful sound and great musicians. Love it! It reminds me of early instrumental Zappa mixed with some Magma sounds all in a modern take.
@dr.brucebanner7931
@dr.brucebanner7931 2 года назад
Wow. Is true!!!
@brownkemosabe
@brownkemosabe 2 года назад
Actually this reminds me a lot of John Coltrane's A Love Supreme. Especially the first track.
@Tubemanjac
@Tubemanjac 8 месяцев назад
Same thought here! 👍
@jsphotos
@jsphotos 6 лет назад
Henrietta, Our Hero. Wow! Great tune. Great musicians. Wonderful. THIS is fantastic jazz! So fine, so pure, so inspired, so full of invention, so "with it"!! Here are a few excerpts from "Henrietta, Our Hero, featuring Patrice Quinn: 1:02:05 and 1:10:09 and 1:12:55. I love Patrice Quinn's voice! Fantastic vocalist. Magical performances by all!
@CarloLlacar
@CarloLlacar 7 лет назад
i'm so happy Kamasi that you are from LA! The Jazz resurgence is appropriate that it comes from here
@carltonwhite9682
@carltonwhite9682 4 года назад
It remains a most brilliant exercise in the music that we love! Should have won the Grammy!
@troycollard4472
@troycollard4472 8 лет назад
Wow. Such an incredible band. Kamasi is one talented musician. Nothing else pleases my ears as much as his solos do. Incredible. Speaaaaachless. 10/10
@danielmontealegre566
@danielmontealegre566 4 года назад
Oh my GOD. THIS IS EXHILARATING 😍
@jshutcherson
@jshutcherson 9 лет назад
Absolutely amazing. Saw them recently. Incredible chops across the board. I now have faith in music again.
@597das
@597das 9 лет назад
they are all having so much fun :D I love this band
@abinamanning3377
@abinamanning3377 9 лет назад
So wonderful. Saw a version of the band play in Chicago two weeks ago and I am still smiling!
@RicketyBread
@RicketyBread 8 лет назад
Man, it looks like they are having soo much fun on stage!
@mebetidosso3357
@mebetidosso3357 2 года назад
Extraordinary music, amazing experience with this band. A great musical journey for souls. Thank you guys!
@RayfieldA
@RayfieldA Год назад
I have never seen a String section Bob their heads while they play!! That's Powerful!!
@MarkKusha1
@MarkKusha1 8 лет назад
Man... I saw all these guys 3 or 4 times at the Piano Bar in Hollywood. I'm so happy they're getting the recognition they deserve
@mikeferrini8884
@mikeferrini8884 9 лет назад
Good Lord that was amazing! Thank You for sharing such a masterful performance! Peace
@ianharris8551
@ianharris8551 9 лет назад
It's a shame that cowbell is lost in the mix...
@luishem
@luishem 7 лет назад
But still, this mix is INSANE
@benjaminsteffen-nielsen522
@benjaminsteffen-nielsen522 5 лет назад
@@luishem YES! This mix is insane. Really a great experience to listen to and watch (great camera work as well) when everything is so well defined.
@pastense
@pastense 4 года назад
Lol! Poor cowbell, always gets the short end of the stick (no pun).
@puregravy9086
@puregravy9086 9 лет назад
Unbelievable energy and textures of sound...so unique!
@jimknodle1
@jimknodle1 8 лет назад
Whatever these amazing musicians inspire will, of course, be completely different!
@richardrickford3028
@richardrickford3028 Год назад
Fancy stumbling upon this! wow this is so exciting! These guys obviously have a deep deep respect for jazz and know so much about it. That is why they are able to move it forward in such an incredible way.
@kevcizzle
@kevcizzle 9 лет назад
Thanks, Jazz Night in America, this is epic indeed. The music is all-consuming for all senses. Spectacular composition & performance.
@deniskorchevskiy3415
@deniskorchevskiy3415 8 лет назад
This performance is like internal friendly meeting: such warm (sometimes even hot because of heated conversations and discussions), human... simple, on the one hand, but so exalted on the other hand. Soulful, graceful, full of life and air. EPIC, in a word! Thanks a lot for that music. Hope, I'll have a time to watch this video stricly from A to Z.
@juanraperales423
@juanraperales423 9 лет назад
No words to describe this music. Just enjoy it and have a nice trip.
@OdeenRocha
@OdeenRocha 8 лет назад
Awesome! Love it!! This world needs musicians like you.
@bluesandroots2008
@bluesandroots2008 7 лет назад
You gotta give it up to America for sending these guys to the planet! Much respect from Tokyo!!!
@colehunt402
@colehunt402 8 лет назад
cannot believe I just listened to greatness.. masterpiece. best jazz I've ever heard in my life
@gsfadv
@gsfadv 6 лет назад
Quanta qualidade, domínio e amplitude sonora. Kamasi é sensacional.
@scottyconantwisdomoftrees5993
@scottyconantwisdomoftrees5993 8 лет назад
Epic, indeed. This is super inspiring and makes me truly happy. Thank you.
@Tomastyr
@Tomastyr 9 лет назад
Why there is so many people saying that Kamasi is the new John Coltrane? He is just Kamasi, he doesen´t even sound similar to Coltrane... I´ll wait for answers, i really want to know why.
@puregravy9086
@puregravy9086 9 лет назад
+Tomastyr muñoz Such comparisons are baseless. Coltrane was from a bygone era, growing up listening to totally different sounds and being exposed to way different ideologies than the stuff exists today. I think Trey Anastasio (Phish) summarized this concept quite nicely in Bittersweet Motel. “I’m a child of the seventies and that’s kind of the point. With people trying to be [like] ‘oh I’m going to be the next Jimi Hendrix, I’m going to be the next Jerry Garcia,’......whatever...you’re not! Your’e twenty years younger, you didn’t grow up listening to Del McCoury, you didn’t grow up listening to the blues. You grew up…going to a high school in New Jersey...going to the mall, and listening to what was on [there]! And then I had to search out for some kind of depth.”
@Jakublisowski
@Jakublisowski 9 лет назад
+Tomastyr muñoz because he's a damn great tenor saxophonist
@rruesz
@rruesz 9 лет назад
+Sachin Pandey The similarity is that John Coltrane in his time brought a new sound that moved away from the tendence of that period...Check out Love Supreme and some of the work he did with his wife Alice Coltrane...Kamasi in his own way is also bringing a new space in the sphere of Jazz. I think the similarity stops there other than they are both tenor players
@Tomastyr
@Tomastyr 9 лет назад
bob robert ruesz John Coltrane had a creative spirit, he always persue a state of music thay could go further than the perception of the "being". The breakdown of time signatures on drumming during "A love supreme" or the complex compositions of solo's is an example of what i' am trying to say... from other side, Kamasi is just mixing diferent kinds of genres, It has an innovative spirit, but i doubt that he actually has the creative spirit that Coltrane used to possess. ¡And there are lots of tenor players out there as good as Kamasi...
@omardespopoulos6516
@omardespopoulos6516 9 лет назад
+Tomastyr muñoz I think it comes from the genre bending, and the level of freedom that they have both achieved not only in their soloing, which many musicians are able to, but in their compositions. Coltrane later in his career would play with no real song or plan in mind, and trust the entire sound to the band's ability to listen and make truly free music. Trane's band; Elvin Jones, and Tyner had played with him for a very very long time, and each evolved with him to create a level of unity capable of playing only off of each other, similarly to Kamasi's group. Although I think perhaps Kamasi Washington didn't go down the path of technical perfection that Coltrane did (I think very few people can), and they both came from very different worlds, the space they inhabit with their fellow musicians fells very similar to me. No one else could ever really play any of these tunes and have the same effect, and why would they? The music isn't in the composition but 100% in the playing and delivery. It's also worth mentioning that when they do solo, Trane and Kamasi do often go to similar textural areas, it gives the impression that they are thinking about only playing sound, and have transcended "playing changes" completely. Although yes I agree that they have very different sounds, and comparing them as players makes no sense. They are together as musical philosophers, not players.
@samuelvazquez9043
@samuelvazquez9043 8 лет назад
Powerful, the great comeback of jazz
@bobblues1158
@bobblues1158 8 лет назад
The Vibe is what it`all about for me. It ´t what made me know was a musician when i was 10 years old -61 years ago. This is so affirmative and Bright Moments, I have to love it and get my horn out and play along with it.
@wellingtonchitauka1332
@wellingtonchitauka1332 5 лет назад
This is Jazz-fabulous,I will need 2 yrs to find words to describe this seamless blend of various instruments.For the Sax..it was short off"talking vacals".Wonderful...
@rruesz
@rruesz 8 лет назад
This is GOOD!! Thank you Henrietta...
@Riddlemewalker
@Riddlemewalker 8 лет назад
"All of the sudden Art Blakey was a thing at my school" That is so cool
@vicd7350
@vicd7350 7 лет назад
There's a killer musician in the back vocal group... Charles Jones could jump on the piano and wreck the place.
@howieharshaw
@howieharshaw 8 лет назад
Wow. I could listen to this all day. Great stuff.
@biggincognacfrance5849
@biggincognacfrance5849 8 лет назад
OMFG - best new music I have heard in YEARS - ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@TrippedGian1
@TrippedGian1 3 года назад
Forgot to include Malcolm's Theme around 1:33:05 in the setlist description but still, amazing stuff
@mariposa9877
@mariposa9877 9 лет назад
They were in Berlin's YAAM on November 22nd - and I leant about it too late. No ticket available anymore. I'm still inconsolable. This music is divine. Somebody wrote "it's intergalactic energy, a storm of emotion" - and that's true, too.
@cliffsavage2
@cliffsavage2 5 лет назад
NPR!!! NPR!!! Npr!!!! You have changed my life forever. All the new music has been introduced through your tiny and big desk. Blessings!! Blessings!!! Blessings!!! Forever. And for the millionth time. THANK YOU RU-vid!!! This wizardry By these friends, shows us the way how life should be. Why do we need wars when we can have endless days of Epic musical spirituality. I bow down in all humility. Kamasi and friends. Angles on Earth.
@patlive63
@patlive63 8 лет назад
My only regret of the year is missing this concert!
@pereztube2
@pereztube2 7 лет назад
wow ! this was amazing! during the "Henrietta" song, the look on Rickey Washington's face when thundercat was soloing. them feels man.
@shiitake-film
@shiitake-film 9 месяцев назад
It is crazy how nice they play together, much love from Berlin.
@zlum1556
@zlum1556 3 месяца назад
Man... Those gotta be real Friends, play streets fighter, etc. Pay esch other bills.. Wish you peoples the BEST on the road!
@camarajordan1143
@camarajordan1143 2 года назад
OMG Yaw, where have you been all my life, so many visions in my head and heart experiencing this project!
@jphineasleevy9879
@jphineasleevy9879 4 года назад
Poof Boom Pow Damn! It’s like orchestral, complex like Zappa but accessible and it feels like you’re witnessing a greatful dead jam out but soooo much more lyrical and rhythmic. Massive like George Clinton and P-Funk but so much more to say. Like the best Jazz, Rock Classical concert you ever saw. Superlative and, well incomparable.
@larkstonguesinaspic4814
@larkstonguesinaspic4814 6 лет назад
This is now my favourite thing on RU-vid
@MidtownSkyport
@MidtownSkyport 4 года назад
What is this the third, fourth time I've watched this? It doesn't get any less amazing We're about due fr some new music from Kamasi some time soon, no?
@sengroagers1111
@sengroagers1111 6 лет назад
I love Kamasi's style. Always wearing these big elaborate robes with cool-ass designs on em. And he's a great sax player too
@cperki003
@cperki003 6 лет назад
I was blessed to be able to see kamasi live recently and I was amazed of how good him and the rest of the WCGD sound live. This video is amazing...but if you get a chance do yourself a favor and go see them live.
@MrFelice49
@MrFelice49 8 лет назад
Amazing!! Music will go on thanks to this kind of genius... ..Thanks Kamasi and all of you..
@rebeccaryderagreetotally.5895
I really enjoyed this. Hadn't heard of them, but wow, I'm so glad I took the time to put it on while I do other things, and suddenly realized how wonderful this is.
@giovanniprofeta3699
@giovanniprofeta3699 9 лет назад
I bought the record a month ago, i just can{t take enough of it, what a great album, It feels good to find something as good as this, my expectations were high, but the Glorious tale was way above anything I expected, music for the soul.
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