Mt Fuji Jazz Festival 86-91 Tony Williams Quintet Herbie Hancock Group Freddie Hubbard Joe Henderson

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This compilation was created to put various videos, all featuring Tony Williams performing at the Mt. Fuji Jazz Festival, into one convenient place.
Mt. FUJI JAZZ FESTIVAL:
August 29, 1986
Herbie Hancock
Tony Williams
Ron Carter
My Funny Valentine
Dolphin Dance
Little B's Poem w/ Bobby Hutcherson
Bouquet w/ Bobby Hutcherson
Hat & Beard w/ Bobby Hutcherson & James Newton
Stolen Moments w/ Bobby Hutcherson & James Newton
August 31, 1986
Herbie Hancock - Grand Piano
Freddie Hubbard - Trumpet
Joe Henderson - Saxophone
Ron Carter - Double Bass
Tony Williams - Drums
Eye Of The Hurricane
Drum Solo
Maiden Voyage
August, 1987
Tony Williams Quintet (TWQ)
Wallace Roney (tp)
Billy Pierce (ts, ss)
Mulgrew Miller (p)
Charnett Moffett (b)
Tony Williams (d)
Clear Ways
August 28, 1987
Herbie Hancock
Ron Carter
Bobby Hutcherson
Tony Williams
It's Only A Paper Moon
Maiden Voyage
August 27, 1988
TWQ
Wallace Roney, tp
Billy Pierce, ts
Mulgrew Miller, p
Bob Hurst, b
Tony Williams, ds
Geo Rose
Civilization
August 25, 1989
TWQ
Wallace Roney, tp
Don Brayden, ts
Mulgrew Miller, p
Ira Coleman, b
Juicy Fruit
August 29, 1989
Herbie Hancock
Ron Carter
Tony Williams
Speak Like a Child
August 27, 1989
Herbie Hancock
Tony Williams
Bobby Hutcherson
Ron Carter
Wallace Roney
Little B's Poem
Maiden Voyage
August 25, 1991
TWQ
Wallace Roney, tp
Billy Pierce, ts
James Williams, p
Ira Coleman, b
Sister Cheryl

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@aaronhillsworld 3 года назад

Why EVER watch anything else on RU-vid? 😎🎧🎵

@creamydistortion Год назад

Only heroin

@fr.deaconjohngresham7650 5 месяцев назад

Well, a good travel documentary or something.

@anthonywilliams6764 3 года назад

I used to run a monthly jazz concert as the double bass player in a piano ,drums, bass ,trio on the Isle of Man, and being friendly with Ronnie Scott, I would book artists from the United States to appear that came to London to play in his club, if they had a spare night for an away gig in the Isle of Man. This worked very well for Ronnie, for the artist, and for us in the Isle of Man, as it gave the trio the chance to step up a notch or two in our playing, with some of the best players in the world. Whenever I telephoned Ronnies' club in London, almost always, his business partner Pete King would pick up the phone and shout to Ronnie: " Hey Ronnie ! It's Tony Williams asking for you ! " Ronnie would run to the phone thinking that it was THE Tony Williams drummer extraordinaire , and I always felt embarrassed to apologise to him that it was the Isle of Man Tony Williams. He kept his grace always, and we'd laugh it off.

@michaelbrickley2443 3 года назад

anthony williams, cool story. Love these men and saw so many of my jazz heroes. Not sure if i ever saw Herbie. Don’t think so, saw Tony Williams numerous times. Thanks

@peterdavis570 3 года назад

Can imagine Ronnie doing that!...Tony W just one of the most superlative of players of all time. Thing is Tony could both swing the a** off anything and anyone as well as rock the sh** outta the heaviest of rocksters...with tenfold times more technique and finesse...one my greatest influences for sure...

@michaelbrickley2443 3 года назад

@@peterdavis570, ever heard him on Stanley Clarkes’ 2nd solo? Power was crazy, Life Suite superb, Lopsy Lu...funky

@CREAMTEAZE 3 года назад

Great story! -in the best tradition of ‘jazz-muso’ tradition,best told after a few beers,I shouldn’t wonder.

@elwoodwhite2499 3 года назад

There’s Only one Tony Williams but funny all Tony’s are one ! Especially if there last names are Williams they suddenly become drummers with a calm attitude lol

@mharm1017 4 года назад

The interaction btn Hutcherson and Hancock after the 1:50 mark to the end of "Maiden Voyage" is on a whole other level of purity; the essence of the quintessence of what is blithely called jazz. My favorite vibraphonist, my favorite pianist and one of best bassists ever playing with my fave drummer. So amazing. Williams is the culmination of so many drummers before him; he is still the future of drumming.

@rhythmfield 3 года назад

So true - most of us drummers haven’t even begin to catch up with Tony Williams’ innovations and fearless leading.

@bradlloyd6261 2 года назад

Truth!

@rhythmfield 3 года назад

11 ‘dislikes’ = 11 dead souls I look forward to meeting Never.

@funklover24 3 года назад

@Kiwi Geo Or with closed hearts? ;) 14 no-meet-people now ... but 1.029 likes ... accentuate the positive. :)

@LeoRdgz 3 года назад

And now 21 idiots and counting 😫

@michaelbrickley2443 3 года назад

Always got to be one spoiled sport

@jimtakahashi4638 3 года назад

35 yrs ago! I was still living in JPN. I appreciate the job done by the sound engineer : each instrument can be heard clearly and distinctly. Oh, and nice camera work too. I recorded on VHS tapes (!) what was aired on TV every summer, and years later found some more on RU-vid. I thought I got just about all that was available, but in this compilation I found a few footages new to me. Thanks for that, too!

@karlkilcrease51 2 года назад

How appropriate this video pops up in my feed, Ron Carter turned 85 Wednesday 4 May 2022.

@MacMic333 3 года назад

Sad so many people don’t understand how deep into music you have to be to be a jazz artist of the calibre of these masters.It is changing though, Glasper and the New Blue Note artists are catching younger larger audiences helped by other artists who get jazz, like Kendrick Lamar.Tony was the total drummer who could actually play anything he felt.

@Navroze 3 года назад

This is what happens when masters play together... MAGIC

@phunkfarm Год назад

Steinway and Bossendorfer get all the accolades but shit this Yamaha Herbie's on is the best sounding piano I think I've ever heard live. I suppose when you play Fuji, Yamaha is the go to rig. Kudos to the engineers. Just listen.

@ralphhumphrey445 2 года назад

This is a fantastic compilation of some of the very best jazz musicians at the time. There are so many brilliant moments from each group. And, behind them all is Tony. What a force of nature. Thanks for putting this together for us all to enjoy.

@hughenmatt 2 года назад

Thank you for watching and commenting, but also thank you for immense musical contributions as well!

@SoundOldies 9 месяцев назад

@@hughenmatt Ho yes, Ralph Humphrey, the one

@SoundOldies 9 месяцев назад

thanks to you as well as a musician, I enjoy your playing still today

@AlanSenzaki Год назад

I miss you Bobby,Tony,Freddie!❤

@80sruler 3 года назад

Well, given that Maiden Voyage is one of my all time favorite jazz tunes and Tony Williams appears throughout - this video gets 10/10

@charlessims2013 3 года назад

Herbie is in the top five of all jazz pianists in history and innovators(headhunters and changing how we would hear music). His teaming with Oscar Peterson on some jazz duos solidified him as the best in history to me).

@Wolfgang93981 2 года назад

That was Tony Willams best time...! So powerful play drums with Thunder and Lightning!

@丈士鶴岡 7 месяцев назад

まだ二十代だった頃、東京から山中湖まで原付でいったことをおもいだしました金がなく日帰りでした。 40年後の今、どうやって帰ったのか思い出せません。毎日元気でした。やはりジャズのせいかしら？

@Mike383HK 3 года назад

Tony was my all time drum hero. He surpassed everyone else.

@vKarl71 3 года назад

Tony set a whole new standard. But there are some really amazing drummers out there now, who grew up on Tony's work, Brian Blade being one of the best.

@paulgoldberg3429 Год назад

I always loved Tony Williams. He was a real mfr, and extremely inspiring to see and hear! I saw every show, every year at The original Catalina's in LA. Ps. I also became friends with Elvin by going to all his shows, and hanging in his dressing room with him. He was another favorite mfr, and I was happy to be his friend. He used to pick me up and crack my back. Lol

@nezuyusuke845 3 года назад

出だしのカウントまじ最悪だなコメント欄全員に謝りたいわ

@SoundOldies 9 месяцев назад

ah, Stolen Moments (around 48 min) , you should listen to the zappa band version from 1988, its excellent

@garymillstein3677 3 года назад

OMG. 40:00 Hat and Beard from Out to Lunch.!

@robscheps7722 3 года назад

The trio is incredible here. Herbie's Funny Valentine is sublime.

@bobbysands6923 2 года назад

you only needed these three guys...they will do...they will do just fine....

@eshaibraheem4218 3 года назад

I love it when Freddie Hubbard comes out fighting, which is always of course.

@lucasbretels Год назад

Amazing concert(s) overview(s), top!

@martinkent_ 3 года назад

3 hours of musical divinity

@Kassiusday 3 года назад

How we can qualify the style of music Herbie Hancock has played throughout his life from70ies till today (cameleon, man child .. etc .. ) funky jazz ? ??free jazzy funk ? if someone expert can give his opinion !! Thank you so much 🙏🏾

@rhythmfield 3 года назад

Just listen - Herbie’s body of work is a Gift, making the world a better place for those who Listen and get it.

@kennygold3631 3 года назад

You ask what “style “ of music Herbie plays? He plays Herbie Hancock Music,he’s an original and a master at his craft ,he plays what he feels and thinks the music requires.

@colinthorn 4 года назад

Bobby Hutcherson was one of the coolest masters of his musical trade who ever lived! Thanks for putting these together!

@jimtakahashi4638 3 года назад

Sadly, Chick is gone, but Herbie is still with us. Long live Herbie!

@eddiebrown9471 Год назад

You are Morbid! Their Music lives in the world forevermore! Wayne and Joe are gone! and a lot more artists you cared not to mention!

@eddiebrown9471 Год назад

You are a disgrace, the worst comment on jazz music ever, 🎷 Who is your God!

@jimtakahashi4638 28 дней назад

@@eddiebrown9471 : _ You are Stupid!

@jimtakahashi4638 27 дней назад

@@eddiebrown9471: _ And, you're stupid!

@carmelalerose742 3 года назад

Pure poetry,! Thanks from the heart,

@tomhurstdrums 3 года назад

Friggin’ brilliant! Thanks for sharing this Matt. Love Bobby’s contributions and of course incomparable RC’s brilliant bass playing. 😊❤️🥁🎶👍

@darrellwiseman1927 2 года назад

I don't understand but it sure sounds good

@The_Lincoln_Penny 3 месяца назад

1:47:55 They figuratively jumped off of a cliff in extremely dense fog , in the middle of the night,without parachutes. AND THEY LANDED …….TOGETHER!!!!!! Boy, was that passage thrilling!!!

@shokuninhamilton 3 года назад

awsome!!!! Legends n masters!

@5753kazuaki Год назад

この時代を現地で体験できたことが、自分のJAZZ人生の宝物になっている、現在７０歳、この時３３歳～最高のバブルだ。

@JoeyvanLeeuwen 4 года назад

The track after "Hat And Beard" is called Stolen Moments by Oliver Nelson

@hughenmatt 4 года назад

Thank you for that! The tracklist has been updated.

@HalethDagore 3 года назад

Actually, I believe that is Black Narcissus.

@HalethDagore 3 года назад

My bad, I was thinking of the tune that starts at 29:46.

@ulyssesgarner328 2 года назад

One of the joys of truly living is to hear possibilities. Miles has shown what is possible when one finds a milieu composed of compatible materials and talents resigned to hearing what is reaching in silence. That Band existed in his sub conscience and when given the opportunity to orchestrate that reality- Herbie, Ron, and Tony appeared. The outreach of these musicians is expressive through their search for the right notes and those forces that can sculpture them into an everlasting artistic achievement. When, musicians of the caliber are sequestered, the gods cry with joy.

@e-ternell Год назад

jazz will remain as the creation of the twentieth century

@onceovereasy1529 2 года назад

Big thank you! Tony was the man...one of a kind!

@jake_stacey 4 года назад

The masters at work!

@jimcassetta3447 3 года назад

There are not enough accolades to give these artists their just due . What an amazing collaboration of genius. Thank you 🙏🏻

@chaychay1640 6 месяцев назад

Enormous! So beautiful seeing these Cats and the great Tony Williams one of Juini Booth's favorites.

@wernerschild6679 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this. Millennium artist/drummer: TONY WILLIAMS!!!

@michaelthomas4230 4 года назад

Yes the absolute one and only only only so very original and unique... all of them

@theolockhart2624 3 года назад

Don Braden is the tenor saxophonist on "Juicy Fruit", not Billy Pierce.

@hughenmatt 3 года назад

Fixed. Thank you.

@studioscienzacultura 3 года назад

DA 59 min in avanti si vede Petrucciani dietro

@theopaopa1 2 года назад

sí ...

@cynthiar.blackman9294 4 года назад

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

@cynthiar.blackman9294 4 года назад

And thank you for so much for this so share !!!!!!

@瀧孝実 2 года назад

Long time passed that time I'm in the Mt. Fuji Jazz Festival in Lake Yamanako

@dexter_piano Год назад

57:20

@MaliVinnyB 3 года назад

Thnx!! not Enough Tony Williams on YT!!

@quogir1 2 года назад

restricted area

@mattelius 3 года назад

1:01:47 - Me on a can after big steaming pile of extra spicy wings praying for pain-free tomorrow...

@biagiogiovanni Месяц назад

Tony William è e sempre sarà, assieme ad Elvin Jones i più importanti batteristi della storia del Jazz❤

@猫好男 3 года назад

うわぁなちぃなあ…毎年全日程行ったんよねぇ… I experienced this festival every year's all session by photographer

@cooldebt Год назад

Thank you for this labour love. It is deeply appreciated!

@jamessteen6667 Год назад

Really sucks u dont show tony more🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

@Onyantakos Месяц назад

ああ！何て贅沢でカラフルな時代を過ごしていたのだろう。ありがとう。

@jimtakahashi4638 3 года назад

Just found this real gem today! Sugoi, Saikou!! Thanks millions for compiling, uploading and sharing this quality compilation of fantastic performances … so very enjoyable in late summer here in NZ.

@RonCarterBassist Год назад

🙌🏾🙌🏾

@jakemiller936 6 месяцев назад

The line at 54:47…

@The_Lincoln_Penny 3 месяца назад

Yep

@SteveNanda 4 года назад

Great. Thanks for uploading

@funklover24 3 года назад

0:18 - Herbie's start is funny and magic at the same time. :)

@tysmith_6844 3 года назад

Just found er' but already 2021's off to a good start

@claytonsilva7757 2 года назад

Simplesmente um espetáculo, esses caras são muito bons. 👏👏👏👏👏👏

@kentsmith9144 3 года назад

Let it be Jazz....Thank You!!!

@keeperotln1 2 года назад

August 25, 1991 Tony Williams Quartet Wallace Roney, tp Billy Pierce, ts Mulgrew Miller, p Charnett Moffett, b

@patpao6933 4 года назад

grazie stupendo

@Squidward_Tikiland Год назад

JAZZ MUSIC STOPS 53:43 💦

@howardfranklinjr3568 3 года назад

SMOKIN!!

@brunofrugier3422 7 месяцев назад

Magnifique, l expression musicale, de la beauté du jazz, au bout des doigts...Un Dieu sauvage méconnu etrange cherche l homme encore et encore et le texte est cette musique incroyable...

@PaulK-rh3jc 3 года назад

39:35

@patrickmcconnell9686 Год назад

Herbie, Ron, Tony, Wayne. All early favorites as I grew my Blue Note and Columbia collections. Tony especially lit me up on those Miles recordings, and he was practically all I would talk about for several years. I like to assign bests, favorites, and although Blade is just as good, and Roy could really slay on any recording, Tony will always be my fav. He sits at the great table with Monk, Miles, Mingus. He was that good, and he could compose great tunes too. Dig how Miles goes on and on about him in his autobio.

@patrickmcconnell9686 Год назад

And Hutcherson, wow, he was the best sideman to have in the studio of any other Blue Note alum. There is not one BN album that he didn't elevate to a masterpiece. Not one. I saw him years ago after he had contracted emphysema, and he would hide out while upping his O2. All he did was play the melody of a standard, disappear to up his O2, reappear to solo, disappear, reappear, it was depressing. But he will live forever.

@ellisweiner6405 3 года назад

I can't stand how little they show Tony. The drummer is most physically expressive player out there--especially him. Herbie and Ron get plenty of screen time. But come ON. The camera work and direction of these jazz videos always sucks. I don't know why.

@vKarl71 3 года назад

Yes, most music videos aren't very well shot (to be nice about it). At the time of this video the most important skill a cameraman needed was to be strong enough to hold a heavy camera for a long time. To be tall was also helpful, especially in news work. But why the producers, directors & editors of music films & videos are generally so colossally & frustrating ignorant about music is inexplicable. So frustrating. Also I think the fast cutting thing on all kinds of videos got really really old about 20 years ago. It would be nice to be able to focus on a performer for more than 3/4 of a second. Or maybe even see the whole band in one shot!

@donzulaica9172 3 года назад

Brilliant. Thank you.

@moukaouame 3 года назад

Une formation de toute beauté. Un pur bonheur...

@collinsfamilync 3 года назад

what a fckin genius

@trudywretched 3 года назад

What an extraordinary concert!

@mohammadalinajm-zade1477 3 года назад

جَز هنر ننواختن هیچ چیزی که کوچکترین معنایی دارد. من یک موزیسین هستم. اما هیچ گاه نفهمیدم جز چیست. حالا گاه به این فکر میکنم که نکند اصلا جز معنایی ندارد.