Those 6 Times When Stan Getz Melted Our Hearts | bernie's bootlegs

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@williamgregory1848 Год назад

My father was a jazz musician and Stan Getz was his hero. My father had a photo of me as a baby that was actually signed by Stan Getz, wishing me a happy life. He had it in his wallet until the day he died. My mom gave it to me and I still have it to this day.

@paxwallace8324 Год назад

That's really touching

@fredericsuffet253 7 лет назад

One night decades ago, it must have been in the 60s, I heard him play an unaccompanied version of Little Girl Blue at Birdland. Within seconds after he started the whole place fell silent -- no clinking glasses, no one talking, and it seemed as if no one was breathing. I've been going to jazz clubs since the mid-50s, and that has stayed in memory as one of the most stunningly beautiful things I've ever heard.

@AlejandroMartinez-mf4qk 7 лет назад

Frederic Suffet

@gerard228 6 лет назад

My first visit to the USA was in 1954 (NYC). Paradise! Birdland the year after. Marian McPartland if I remember correctly.

@richkocher3330 6 лет назад

Harpoli

@laslatty1016 6 лет назад

I used to sit upstairs the Colonial night club on Yonge St in Toronto and have chats with Stan about his approach to playing ballads. He always......always said that you have to be in love with the song.........nobody..but nobody gets the sound out of their horn like he did. I respect all the greats...Lester, The Hawk....Trane...Sonny.....all legends in their own right. ...but to me Stan is head and shoulders above them all.....with that beautiful warm sound of his.

@AllIn1Studio 6 лет назад

I can only imagine! His musical space was hallowed ground, emphasized by him playing a cappella. Such exquisite tenderness, passion, beauty and righteous inventiveness. He feeds everyone’s soul with wholesome missing nutrients. Divine.Pure love.

@neilstafford3218 7 лет назад

I play because of Stan....teaching for 30 years cause of Stan. The greatest swingingest album of all time is Stan Getz with the Oscar Peterson Trio with Ray Brown and Herb Ellis....no drums....unbelievable. Put your phones on check out the Ballad Medley....it's genius.

@axeman2638 7 лет назад

Two thumbs up to that, one of my all time favourite records also. His melodic inventiveness without getting overly complex harmonically along with his swing and tone are just peerless on it.

@pedroramos6472 6 лет назад

Can we get a link to said video

@pedroramos6472 6 лет назад

Found it ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dKrrJM2e5ds.html

@NickTorrettaMusic 6 лет назад

As your former student, you shared your love of Getz with me and now I'm playing and teaching because of the same reason. Thanks, Neil.

@nabil9240 4 года назад

I couldn't agree more. A truly inspiring session with an all-star band.

@anoshya 6 лет назад

I had a friend who knew Bill Evans and he said when he listened to some of the tunes Bill Evans played it brought tears to his eyes..Stan Getz has the same effect on me especially with the music here..thanks

@garykarl2828 6 лет назад

Getz has the coolest tone and plays so pretty!! Simply Beautiful!!!

@arthurlebowitz2287 6 лет назад

I grew up idolizing Sonny Stitt and still do for his inventiveness and complete mastery of his instrument(s). But when I was mature enough, I fell in love with Getz for his ability to convey a mood and for his tortured soul, too big for the limits of the corruptible human body. This compilation captures that aspect of his extraordinary talent perfectly, I think. Thank you.

@KC-wf9zc 6 лет назад

"Whatever Lester wants, Stan Getz" - your dad telling a probably painful truthful jazz joke

@LifeHackRedone 6 лет назад

Like a boss... takes a drag, walks casually over and takes center stage, with a Swagger that says, yeah, you guys are going to love this.. Getz is my favorite saxophonist by far.

@rutht8418 6 лет назад

I saw Stan Getz play "What Is This Thing Called Love" at breakneck speed to a dead stop and wait a few seconds and start "Shaky Flat Blues" soft and slow. I felt myself exhale in a big way only to realize the whole crowd was breathing the same. Such control. What a Master!

@charlescook340 7 лет назад

Many years ago at the Hollywood Bowl with a a cast of great jazz royalty, the place was in an uproarious mood and Getz and company came on stage amid the uproar and opened with "I remember Clifford" and with the first starting low note, the entire place went silent. It was one of the most moving jazz events I have ever seen.

@axeman2638 7 лет назад

Not only does he get the sweetest sound out of a tenor anyone ever did he plays some of the most beautiful simple lines and can say more in a few notes than many who play far more complex and busy lines.

@KickflipGnasty 3 года назад

He's among the elite at that. Though his playing is actually pretty complex, just in a less obvious, more tasteful way. Dexter Gordon does that too I'd say. And Shorter is most certainly capable of it. His playing in "A Remark You Made" is so emotional.

@pipborthwick6313 Год назад

He can also play fast bebop! A truly unique voice

@williamdevlin5233 7 лет назад

Geez, "Here's That Rainy Day" deserves to be on here. One of my all-time favorite tunes by anybody in any genre.

@argtv100 6 лет назад

Yes Sir

@RD-ut2fy 7 лет назад

My father was a musician, while my friends listened to the Beatles in the '60s. I was listening to jazz, my father was a sax player so I gravitated to sax as my favorite jazz instr. My fav Stan Getz album is by far Focus, pure genius!!!

@lastknowngood0 7 лет назад

It also was one that Stan was the proudest of I'm told!

@AllIn1Studio 6 лет назад

Robert - my father was a musician too and jazz was my childhood upbringing. Ditto re listening to Stan Getz v. The Beatles. I was the oddball who didn’t care for pop idols and once I’d discovered minor 9s 11s and 13 ths that was it!! Getz....divine, pure, unadulterated love! I cry at how moving he is. Only Stevie and Toots are the other two that stir my soul in that way.

@ettoreulivelli9250 6 лет назад

How right you are! It's probably the album when he is at his lyrical best.And what about the LP.'s jacket ??!! Probably the best and most expressive of all the thousands covers printed these last 50 years.

@johnfinck288 6 лет назад

It doesn’t seem possible to get a tone that sweet without ever slipping into corny or cloying. Amazing.

@hansegedebudtz1319 6 лет назад

The most beautifull music ,thanksStan.

@peterdodson4685 Год назад

makes me want to get a sax and cheat on my trumpet a little

@williamtaylor4102 6 лет назад

Such a light, sweet, delicate sound. Like a falling rose petal into a stream.

@sabrennuahs 6 лет назад

Getz was one of the best Jazz saxophone players who was good at improvising creative Jazz music. My Dad played the saxophone, clarinet , and harmonica, and he loved Jazz , and Getz was one of his favourites .

@jackkibler4425 6 лет назад

sabrennuahs www

@salt1ne1 7 лет назад

Getz takes out a cigarette and immediately starts playing. What a legend.

@landztranz 7 лет назад

Pity he smoked...no one should.

@axeman2638 7 лет назад

+landztranz,Piss off you authoritarian control freak.

@dovlandzbaum5036 7 лет назад

I'm not a control freak; everyone is entitled to smoke themselves to death. I just wish that this brilliant musician could have been with us longer.

@sasodcfred 6 лет назад

Smoking killz

@johncoffin9354 6 лет назад

The booze and heroin didn't help either.

@paulh9277 7 лет назад

Stella by Starlight.. Lyricism at its finest. They're all so lovely.

@carlosaarango 6 лет назад

He was definitively great! He was born to play and inspire others.

@anoshya 6 лет назад

I had a friend called Stuart who knew Bill Evans and said he could cry when at times when he listened to Bill..same with me with Stan Getz...

@iblobar1 6 лет назад

oh my...CHILLED.

@ninorizzo8163 5 лет назад

Stan Getz e Paul Desmond i miei due sassofonisti preferiti Grandissimi e Inarrivabili. FORMIDABILI''''''''''

@ninorizzo8163 5 лет назад

Da precisare! sono tantissimi bravissimi Sassofonisti impossibile elncarli tutti io essendo stato in passato anche Sassofonista per mio stile mi ispiravo a questi due Grandi GETZ- DESMOND.

@sammyblackchow9541 6 лет назад

I first heard Stan 56 years ago on Johnny Smith's 'Moonlight in Vermont' album and Charlie Byrd's 'Charlie's Choice'. He caught my attention right away and I'm not really a sax fan. Very seductive, breathy sound

@alstern8094 6 лет назад

Guess I won't be getting much done today. Gonna be listening to my old Getz tapes for the rest of the day.

@fspike2469 6 лет назад

Amazing player with an exquisite style no one can emulate.

@StefanSaxCoachSaxMaster 7 лет назад

Stan getz is the master...very amazing

@trevanders 6 лет назад

I first heard Stan G in person at Ronnie Scott’s place in London. This was in the 70’s. I got to chat with him a little and found him to be a very personable kind of guy. There are many great sax players but Stan is one of a kind when it comes to improvisation. Just listen to his Bossa Nova tunes with Charlie Bird or Antonio Jobim. Trevor A

@judiedwards1156 6 лет назад

Not a day goes by that I don't listen to Stan - every day and sometimes all day. He is simply unique and his magic goes on forever.

@trevoremeny4143 6 лет назад

The greatest that’s ever been, incomparable,!

@LisaKTownsend 6 лет назад

Just gorgeous and full of feeling.

@gilbertramirez6626 6 лет назад

When I first heard him play BossaNova I was hooked with Him and the saxophone.

@Steve-ot3hn 6 лет назад

My fav might be #4, "Lush Life." I can't believe his quiet, feather-light control, how he stretches out his notes. Like listening to a feather flutter across the stage. The man had the lightest, most delicate control I've ever heard. Like a surgeon.

@AllIn1Studio 6 лет назад

Indeed! The beauty and tenderness of his soul. Pure, unadulterated love

@charlesrouse6519 6 лет назад

In my next life I want to play any one musical instrument as well as Getz plays the saxophone.

@hagustsson 7 лет назад

My favorite is O Grande Amor, with the young Ron Carter on bass and equally young Chick Corea on the piano.

@Crashof2008 7 лет назад

Absolutely. Mine as well.

@Arbogabo 6 лет назад

Same here. It was the last tune of his outdoor concert at the Pori Jazz Festival on 18 July 1976 (with Joanne Brackeen, Clint Houston and Billy Hart).

@dakaabdul8150 6 лет назад

Hilmir Agustsson nice

@rayopezzo4052 6 лет назад

Love it! My favorite is Penthouse Serenade played like no one else can!

@StripeRich 6 лет назад

Any one of these tracks would have made Getz immortal if he never blew another note.

@rutht8418 6 лет назад

Lush Life is incredibly sort of happy- my fav.

@forrestlowe4823 6 лет назад

His tone, his tenderness, his improvisations were mesmerizing ... he created an entire novel with one set, one song ... and did he ever play a clam .... don't think so! I saw him in about 1989-90 in San Francisco .... his last 50 minute set seemed like 5 minutes .. as I went into some sort of hypnotic trance ... he and Bill Evans always did this to me .... and perhaps millions of other music lovers. If Paul Desmond (who could also play a ballad as well as anyone) was like a dry Martini, Stan was like melted butter .....

@franguccio1 7 лет назад

so many...way too numerous to list.....but 'Detour Ahead' comes to mind....and 'I thought about you'.....he was one of a kind....

@derrickbrown8694 7 лет назад

Stan Getz is my favorite tenor player. He really paid a big tribute to Lester "Prez" Young's tonality and style. Once again, a supreme artist!

@georgeseraville2898 6 лет назад

Stan Getz m'a ouvert les yeux - et les oreilles - quand il a commencé à jouer la bossa nova.The feeling of a Brasilian guy !

@rtrivanovic707 5 лет назад

Watching videos like this keeps me interested in playing my guitar into my 70s. I always learn some new phrasing when I listen to Stan. Thank you. Ron Annapolis MD

@carlfuggiasco7495 6 лет назад

Met Stan in 1979 and Talked jazz music and life for about an hour.............I will never forget that moment in my life! As Maynard G. Krebs would say a "regular human being".

@PureumJin 6 лет назад

I love Stan Getz... so great...

@rayopezzo4052 6 лет назад

Stan Getz's solo on "Penthouse Serenade", in my humble opinion, beautiful!

@garyhartle8713 6 лет назад

Lush Life. I have been listening to him since the '50s. I don't really play like him (who could) but I've always liked his style. That live version of Lush Life has the best fidelity I've ever heard for him. I think at that time he was at his prime.

@antoniopax6155 7 лет назад

His sound on "Lush Life" is terrific. Great stuff Bernie, thanks!!

@lottierose8668 6 лет назад

a man who 100% lived it

@jacquesdeghorain3162 2 года назад

Getz pouvait faire des choses extraordinaires . Très peu ont atteint son niveau ! Personne , sa sonorité exceptionnelle . Comme tellement de grands artistes , il est mort beaucoup trop jeune.....Il me manque et a creusé un grand vilain trou dans ma vie , comme Sydney Bechet et tant d'autres !!!

@saxophone.4513 6 лет назад

The Album ' Stan Getz Plays' has it all ..sublime.

@thinktwice4565 3 года назад

Beautiful.

@daVid-zv4ef 6 лет назад

....so...so...soulful.....

@rosalindkover9341 6 лет назад

you melt my heart ....but beautiful...thank you forever...rosalind

@bossamood6536 7 лет назад

'People Time' (with Kenny Barron) ,which I believe was the last tune Stan 'physically' played before he died? .....As you listen imagine a candle burning lower and lower until it extinguishes (which Stan knew was iminent for him).....The end of an era, but like the Phoenix, today he rises again in our memories.

@LCohenSax 7 лет назад

I cant listen to any Getz from about 1980 on. Its just lame compared to 1950-late 70s' its just sucky and mostly a wasteland.

@LCohenSax 7 лет назад

a cappella sax Stan was great in the 80s to and this sounds beautiful but for the most part by far I prefer his playing as a younger man from The late 40s through mid 70s but this is very very nice

@rickchalek6101 7 лет назад

I was at his last American concert--Carnegie Hall--before he headed off to Europe to tour one last time before returning to die in California. There wasn't a dry eye in the house. He and everyone else in Carnegie Hall knew what the near future would bring. He was the greatest, or at least certainly had the greatest tone.

@kaptainkaos134 6 лет назад

Supremamente bello. Mil gracias por este regalo musical.

@snaaptaker 7 лет назад

It's been a lot more than six times.

@unkysonny 6 лет назад

snaaptaker Yeah, well that's Bernie for you, he just won't drop the "Those" and what it implies. Maybe English isn't his native language.

@eatmelily 6 лет назад

AMEN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@luisfernando-mm3jt 7 лет назад

I like Coltrane ,Parker ,desmond ,but Stan Getz In your eyes...

@Crashof2008 7 лет назад

"We all wish we sounded like Stan Getz." John Coltrane

@joeroganofficial5433 7 лет назад

luis fernando I play alto sax cause of Coltrane

@giovanniiavarone7209 6 лет назад

I sassofonisti migliori sono :John Coltrane,Sonny Rollins,Stan Getz,Benny Golson,Wayne Shorter,Jimmy Hamilton,Ornette Coleman,Albert Ayler,Dexter Gordon,Charlie Rouse,J.Mc Lein,Ben Webster,C. Hawkins, G.Ammons,M.Brecker,K.Peplowski, per il sax tenore; mentre Charlie Parker,Cannonball Adderley,Erik Dolphy,Paul Desmond,Art Pepper,Sonny Stitt,Lee Konitz, Johnny Hodges, per il sax alto.

@marcinsiudem2499 7 лет назад

always in my heart

@fmj1346 7 лет назад

Thank You - great artist and great music

@charlesliles2966 7 лет назад

Mine is Stan's solo on Early Autumn with Woody Herman's band. Supposedly, Getz was seventeen at the time.

@bucksix1 7 лет назад

The famous jazz writer and editor of Metronome once when asked for his definition of cool jazz said "The Stan Getz solo on Early Autumn" I totally agree!!!!!!!!

@laslatty1016 6 лет назад

Voted the greatest tenor sax solo of all times!!!!

@PabloVestory 7 лет назад

Superb selection, thanks

@robertvdvelde 6 лет назад

Very grateful for posting these Bernie!!

@youngtrummy 7 лет назад

You can ad any version of Blood Count, a tune that was Strayhorn's last, delivered to Ellington's band from the hospital where Sweet Pea was in his last days. Getz learned the tune years before his death but the most searing versions are those with Kenny Barron, when Getz knew he had cancer himself.

@RobertoHWalsh 5 лет назад

Absolutely agree! That is the most deeply sensitive version ever. He was almost dying and asking Why to the Lord and answering to himself: It's OK! But I'll keep fighting. It makes me cry everytime I listen to it. And I do it almost daily. Thanks for your feelings and words!!!

@DavidWilliams-sp8gv 6 лет назад

People may not realize this,but my sax teacher in college served with Getz in WWII. They both played with Krupa and Getz split later, but he had an IQ of over 250! Attested by the army. He was truly brilliant and could play over 100 songs from memory.

@DonChaffins 6 лет назад

Sir, you are insane.

@girlinagale 6 лет назад

Getz for tenor, Desmond for alto, then the rest can be equally excellent, but ...

@danielpollain9996 6 лет назад

C'est tout simplement magique ...

@annjeanmillikan 7 лет назад

Wow, amazing playing! Thank you!

@derycktrahair8108 6 лет назад

Thanks for making this available. SEEING him play is a lesson. Check out his embouchure, fingers, and breath control. What a GREAT player. He is so individual, we hear him play a couple of notes and know who it is. Not only that...his musical IDEAS !

@AllIn1Studio 6 лет назад

The unmatched beauty and tenderness of his soul in his playing. Pure unadulterated love.

@BerniesBootlegs1 6 лет назад

You're welcome!

@getzfan1258 6 лет назад

Outstanding! Thanks for posting. Hard to pick a favorite but he does an awesome job on Lush Life!

@ignorecorporatenews 6 лет назад

the cigarette in the ashtray is my favorite

@morriganravenchild6613 7 лет назад

This is just wonderful - what an amazing talent he had. Thanks for posting,

@dennisbrown4524 6 лет назад

Many more than 6. The greatest Period.

@90817432 6 лет назад

Last time I saw and heard Stan play was i n 1991 at a near North-side hotel in Chicago. We talked for awhile at the break

@90817432 6 лет назад

This . was when his album "Green Dolphin Street" was new and I obtained his autograph on the album cover. He was very friendly.

@changehascomewines 5 лет назад

Moving back to Monterey!

@evandrohenrique5106 6 лет назад

Getz is a genius of jazz!

@Lorianotrentotto 6 лет назад

E' il più grande tenor sassofonista del jazz. Indubbiamente. Il più lirico, la voce più bella, frasi che sono gioielli.

@mariamcadieres4383 6 лет назад

esto es musica y feeling, llega al alma y se convierte en vida, que genio

@manualvarado2212 7 лет назад

Such a beautiful video, thank you so much!

@wow12303 7 лет назад

bernie with the buzzfeed top ten no better artist for it

@laslatty1016 7 лет назад

I used to sit upstairs the Colonial club in Toronto and chat away with him....mostly me chatting. The best sound of any musical instrument that has ever been made....bar none!!!!!!

@richardleonard4281 6 лет назад

Las Latty The Colonial , had my very first drink in a bar there. I was under age by a few months but the waiter dropped a couple of drafts without question. Oh Yeah I was with my father at the time that might explain it. Saw lots of great acts there over the years. Had a beer and a chat with John Hammond in his dressing room one sat afternoon. Big thrill for a twenty-one year old. But Getz! Man oh man.

@user-uf3gh1wi9x 6 лет назад

Las Latt

@JeromeMaatz 5 лет назад

My heart is melting

@carlopelusomusic 6 лет назад

touching solos like nobody else

@rehabmd 6 лет назад

i would this is absolutely pure stan

@autumnleaves2766 6 лет назад

One of the saxophone greats. The beautiful tone and great improvisations, he was one reason I took up the saxophone. I especially love the Bossa Nova albums from the early 1960s. Do any Stan Getz experts on here know what make of saxophone he preferred, and which mouthpieces and reeds he favoured ? Thanks for posting this video for us to enjoy.

@BGetz2011 7 лет назад

Lovely. Thank you!

@davidwanstall4670 6 лет назад

love it, many thanks.

@lottierose8668 6 лет назад

lush life , sublime .

@StefanSaxCoachSaxMaster 7 лет назад

Stan is the Favorit

@michaelwillmott1793 6 лет назад

I learn by lisning to the greats

@jazzsmells9341 7 лет назад

stan was perfect ! every note

@chrisduffy2737 5 лет назад

I can faintly recall reading Downbeat (or was it listening to Mort Fega, or Symphony Sid?) where it was reported that Stan Getz had his ax stolen from his Corvette while in The Village (Greenwich). He was offering a hefty reward for the return of only the mouthpiece! By the way, I still have my card signed by Fega. It reads, "this non-square card certifies that (me) is a non-square MF'er, and, as such, is worthy of all benefits, rewards, awards, and other boons that may ensue. No 454. Mort Fega, president. this card is non-transferable." You jazz historians out there can have a peek if you email me. By the way, my favorite Stan Getz piece lasts maybe only a minute. It's on the Focus album spliced in at the tail end of one of the songs. You can tell a splice by listening to the background noise. Sandy Lehmanhaupt (Electric Cool Aid Acid Test) worked at Riverside Records for a spell. He taught me that listening to Bill Evans records. I don't have the Focus Album anymore, but I'll try to look it up in youtube if anyone is interested. All this took place while Getz was riding the bossa-nova wave.