McCoy Tyner Trio Jazz Ost-West 1986 

Aye.

I take that back. I don't think Freddie was even human cause no mere human could ever play like that....it's like a star exploding. My god he was unique and more than worthy of worship.

@@rozenaxsax5133 Too much showing off! Fats Navarro NEVER would do that; he was an artist!

Well, one of the baddest. Ever hear of Woody Shaw?

@@lesmowhomever174 Listen too Clifford Brown Live in Philadelphia with Billy Root and Ziggy Vines on tenors!!! You will forget Freddie Hubbard!

@rozenaxsax5133 DIZZY REECE : Manhattan Project - Beehive 79 = jazz goes nu -clear (=jazz as aggression therapy, i.e. as frustration control ...).

that is on point ...they ARE the band.

Yes he is

Amen. I saw this trio live and up close in a small club in Toronto. Unbelievable.

@@TheEleatic Lucky guy! So sad that we lost him last year, I'm so glad I got to hear him live in 2012 or so (with some of his powers o projection lost, but omg still plenty left)

@@saxoman1 How Many pianists and Players in the 80 s before U tube had even a clew as to what McCoy was playing His Early Trios in the 60's are prototype of modern bop...mixing Wynton Kelly "funky" w McCoys early exploration outside the changes...Damn I miss him making records...but there s alot alot of great stuff...Love when he plays w Woody Freddie and Joe What stupid crazy players.

yes it is...leaving a lot of guys behind.

God is right, diggin deep, potent stuff, all of them!!

And I love this bass player super Sharpe, ridiculous chops all around

Rico Jones yeeeeeee

Paul Cullen how many periods do you need to use?

whats "the lick" from...sounds just like all the other lines freddie plays all the time.

+progjazzfusion just youtube "the lick". I guess its just because it was played often back then.

i disagree. freddie has several licks he does often, as do most jazz players. just because some guy on YT pointed out one doesnt make it "the lick" as there are many.

+progjazzfusion I just thought it was funny because I saw that video.

ok I checked out that lick video, and of all the jazz I have listened to the last several decades, I have never consciously noticed anyone use it, even if they did, as its one of the most bland corny boring devices I have ever heard...I hate that lick, and if anyone still plays it, they need to stop now...only the original era guys are allowed to. why anyone picked that out to copy is beyond me as it aint that great, its more like filler between actual creative playing. That being said, the thing about bebop and bebop licks, is it all starts to sound the same pretty quickly, espec when played fast, even tho guys permutate them in many different ways and guys recycle and modify their licks all the time, I am kinda done with bebop, so bring on post bop, etc.

Yeah, he chopped it up for firewood!

44:52

no not at all, stanley clarke was doing that style over 10 years earlier, in the 70s, so by the 80s everyone was playing that way...many people copied and were influenced by clarkes 70s style