Poncho Sanchez and Terence Blanchard - Groovin High (Live at Amoeba) 

What a great player!!! Forever missed.❤

El solo de Trompeta muy bueno. El solo de Saxofon exquisito. Y el Solo del Timbalero muy decente y sin estropear el tema. Uno de los mejores temas del Jazz en vivo que poncho Sanchez nos regalo. Saludos de un Humilde amante y conocedor de la Salsa y el Jazz Latino Desde Ciudad de México.

NEW YORK!!! This brings me back to the bodegas and parks, heavy layden and saturated with rhythm and flavors! Decadent!… The early morning sounds of the BRONX! The nostalgia of it all!❤❤❤❤❤

yes, and ramon passed

I have vinyl from Eddie Cano !!

El tema es de Dizzy Gillespie de finales de los 40...la interpretación de Poncho Sánchez en las congas y posiblemente un arreglo de él...pero el tema no es de Poncho Sánchez

@@arturozons151 Así es Arturo, el compositor es Dizzy Gillespie, en el género de Jazz (Be-Bop) grabado en 1945. La composición se convirtió en un estándar. Hasta la fecha, muchos músicos y agrupaciones lo han interpretado en diferentes versiones. Es uno de mi favoritos, especialmente esta version de P.S. con un arreglo tremendo, en Latin Jazz 😎

Sí, el tema Groovin' High, figura en el LP en vinilo Just Jazz por Benny Golson del año 1965, en ritmo swing. Está versión de jazz latino, con ritmo de salsa por Poncho Sánchez, está muy bien hecha.

Well youre fkng lucky!

Francisco Torres on trombon and Ron Blake on trumpet

Para mi. Es. El. Titani de. Latin. Como montuno. Y. Mas.

Jw

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Sad as it is to say, Latin Jazz has not been accepted by many in the Jazz community as being "Real" Jazz. It has had to suffer its discrimination - but, the good thing is that, there many fans out there who appreciate it's essence and truly understand it's significance.

The discrimination gone both ways. Many in the Latin jazz community don't believe Americans can play Latin jazz, even though the ones who've legitimately tried have done a good job. And past American groups like Los Homer's Calientes haven't been accepted. It's strange given the fact that Dizzy Gillespie tried to help unite American jazz with Latin jazz.

@@LoganCharlesII I also love Cal Tjader Different but great especially things like Black Orchid.

@@sparky16261 I agree

​@@MrBoyblue07Es porque el Jazz Latino acaricia el Alma! Y no cualquiera siente eso al oírlo!

Plenty of it please!!!😂 💦 💧🚿

I really do love a good cow bell. Adds something to the whole set.

😂😂😂😂ok?!!! Absolutely wonderful man!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉yaaassssss!!!!!

What an awesome analogy! I noticed that too about the horn Terrence is playing. It looks like the horn has no mouth 👄 piece! it’s absolutely beautiful!❤🎉

@@Uriahsgrandma Thanks for your comment. I'm a professional musician and was an instrument repair technician for decades. The worst enemy of good tone production in any wind instrument is air stream turbulence. The integrated mouthpiece to the leadpipe substantially reduces turbulence, by eliminating the gap found in traditional mouthpiece receivers; as a result, it provides for better response and aids intonation. Dave Monet incorporated this idea along with adding mass to the horn to darken the tone and make the horn respond better. Wynton Marsalis has been playing a Monet for quite a while.

@@garyzimmer8061 😳🥰👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 wow! I really appreciate the knowledge! Fascinating all the way around! My daughter plays second trumpet in her high school marching band. much like vocals as you know you have first second soprano 1st second alto first second tenor and so on. I believe the horns are the same way, correct me if I am mistaken.😁 I was completely floored when I saw the integrated mouthpiece. Because at first, I thought that he was playing without a mouthpiece, which was even more fascinating to me, if that was the case!🤣 for it would have taken much more power to push the air through the horn, and to maintain such a rich, dynamic sound! The wonders of music! And the musicians who innovatively Bring change and substance to a dynamic way of communication. Music is the healing force of the world! It’s understood by every man, woman, boy and girl! ( the o jays) “I love music.” ,…1971✊🏽👍🏽♥️🌹 Check out this tune. Guaranteed an awesome feeling to overcome you!😁 Also, check the beginning of the song. How the lead vocalist actually plays with and on the actual scales. Meaning, the do re mi warm up. Then come back to me and let me know how you like that.!🤣 you have just woken a friend in music!🌹

Menciona al timbalero, chochi es el apodo del Joven Timbalero, que por cierto es demasiado bueno!

yes

@@franciscoramifa 👌

Si!!!😊❤

It's commonly known as Latin Jazz or Afro/Cuban Jazz.

Latin!!!❤😊

The mouthpiece is soldered into the lead pipe - I know, I had the same question when I first saw this type of Trumpet.

It’s smelted into the pipe. Look at it you can see it.❤😊