For your reference, here are the albums Rick mentioned: Jazz/Fusion: Allan Holdsworth - i.o.u. Antonio Carlos Jobim - A Certain Mr. Jobim Bill Evans - Portrait in Jazz Bill Evans - The Village Vanguard Sessions Bill Evans - California Here I Come Brecker Brothers - The Brecker Bros. Charles Mingus - Better Get It In Your Soul Chick Corea & Return to Forever - Light as a Feather Chick Corea/Gary Burton - Crystal Silence The Claus Ogerman Orchestra - Gateway of Dreams Clifford Brown - Memorial Album Dexter Gordon Quartet - Swiss Nights Duke Ellington - Duke Ellington Meets Coleman Hawkins Forest Flower & Charles Lloyd - At Monterey Frank Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim - Francis Albert Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim The Gary Burton Quintet - Ring George Benson - Breezin' George Benson - Weekend in LA George Benson - Blue Benson Herbie Hancock - V.S.O.P. Keith Jarrett - Birth Keith Jarrett - Belonging Keith Jarrett - Facing You Keith Jarrett - The Köln Concert Keith Jarrett - Standards, Vol. 1 Jaco Pastorius - Invitation Jaco Pastorius - Jaco Pastorius Joe Diorio - Bonita Joe Pass & Niels Henning Orsted Pedersen - Chops Joe Pass - Virtuoso John Coltrane - Giant Steps John Coltrane - Blue Train Keith Jarrett - Bop-Be Larry Carlton - Larry Carlton Larry Carlton - Sleepwalk Larry Carlton - Mr. 335 (Live in Japan) Miles Davis - Round About Midnight Miles Davis - Kind Of Blue Miles Davis - Milestones Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool Miles Davis - E.S.P. Miles Davis - My Funny Valentine Old and New Dreams (Charlie Haden, Don Cherry etc.) - Old and New Dreams Ornette Coleman Quartet - This is Our Music Ornette Coleman - Tomorrow is the Question Ornette Coleman - The Shape of Jazz to Come Oscar Peterson - Motions & Emotions Oscar Peterson & Joe Pass - A Salle Pleyel Pat Martino - Consciousness Pat Metheny - Rejoycing Pat Metheny - 80/81 Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto - Getz/Gilberto #2 Thelonious Monk - Criss-Cross Thelonious Monk - Genius of Modern Music, Vol. 1 Wayne Shorter - Native Dancer Weather Report - Heavy Weather Wes Montgomery - The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery Wes Montgomery - Full House Wes Montgomery - Movin' Along Rock: AC/DC - Back in Black The Beatles - Revolver Carole King - Tapestry Elton John - Greatest Hits Joni Mitchell - Shadows and Light [Could also be classified as Jazz] Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin I, II & IV Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive! The Police - Ghost in the Machine The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street The Rolling Stones - Goats Head Soup Simon & Garfunkel - Greatest Hits Swervedriver - Mezcal Head Swervedriver - I wasn't Born to Lose You

@tedlis517

4 жыл бұрын

Doktor Beller thank you for your service.

@mymanevans

4 жыл бұрын

@@tedlis517 No Problem! I will have to check out about 2/3 of these albums myself anyway.

@desi_anarch

4 жыл бұрын

God bless you

@ohkee

4 жыл бұрын

Rick and Dokter Beller. You’ve made my day!

@rickwintheiser5621

4 жыл бұрын

@Doktor Beller, you ARE the man! I was just sitting down catalog Rick's choices and thought, wonder if its in here somewhere... and it is... Thank you for this... now off to listen... Joni Mitchell first...the Keith Jarret... and then wandering through the beauty...➰◖ᵔᴥᵔ◗ ♪ ♫

Remember buying a record, peeling off the wrapping, taking the sleeve out, removing the vinyl (only touch the edges!), gently placing on turntable, dusting off with static brush and placing stylus in groove? THEN, sit in chair placed perfectly between speakers, and listen. Loud! While reading liner notes. Perfection. A new record was an event.

@melissayost4888

4 жыл бұрын

The beauty of by vinyl. The anticipation, the smell, slipping it from the sleeve & w all due reverence placing on turntable & dropping stylus like a feather beginning a new adventure. The artwork, the liner notes. Heavenly

@direnova6284

4 жыл бұрын

I used to buy the record in London when I was at work and would read the cover on the train home. I'm a Progger so there was a lot to read :D And that was an exciting part of the experience for me. Album covers were so important, a great loss.

@IvanTerreroDDS

4 жыл бұрын

Yes it was, and it will never be equaled

@knarf_on_a_bike

4 жыл бұрын

@@MyRackley for me it was Friday, after I got my pay check as a part time grocery clerk. We had an old record store with creaky wooden floors called Sam the Record Man. We spent many an hour there flipping through records, chatting with staff, listening to tunes. Great times, I'm glad I grew up back then.

@comajoebuck999

4 жыл бұрын

Critical Path yes! Clean it with disc washer product, then polish product. Play through x1, no problems, immediately make a cassette!

"I cry when I listen to Joni Mitchell".......same here....her music is just so incredible...

@rkress9349

3 жыл бұрын

So many wonderful lyrics, such a grand voice, depth of feeling....genius, pure genius.

Your enthusiasm and love of music is why I’m obsessed with your channel.

@beeonthyme5760

4 жыл бұрын

His enthusiasm AND knowledge is astounding.

Put on a record. Listen to the whole thing while reading the album jacket and just staring at the speakers. I miss those days.

@rjlong89

4 жыл бұрын

🤘

@akaFrits1

4 жыл бұрын

I still do that, occasionally. King Crimson: Red. Starless. Silence...

@jeff7775

4 жыл бұрын

While petting my cat. Memories...

@neilloughran4437

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah man... so many memories of doing that.. getting transported to another world for an hour or so...

@neilloughran4437

4 жыл бұрын

@@jeff7775 100%... I recall moving to Norway from the UK 10 years ago and when I played my first vinyl there were hairs on it from my old cat who had died 15 years before... miss that little guy... miss those times.

When this virus stuff is over you should rent out a pavilion and have a record listening party. Beatofest.

@peterkrug763

4 жыл бұрын

Let's do it virtual! Oh wait that is WMTSG. Nevermind!

@siskokidd

4 жыл бұрын

KZread would follow us to the venue and somehow manage to file a copyright claim.

@AndalusianIrish

4 жыл бұрын

That is an awesome idea. I checked out Herbie Hancock V.S.O.P. Fantastic. Incredible musicians but Bennie Maupin was a fantastic new discovery for me.

@Yngsatchvai

4 жыл бұрын

Ha! Music industry caught wind of that and deploy their henchmen to knock the needle off the record if its their artist. No public airing of copywriten material😥

@squatch545

4 жыл бұрын

Beato-mania !

The Koln Concert changed me. Saw Keith Jarrett live in Melbourne Australia in 1978/9, extraordinary. Have a lot of his albums, but really loved The Melody At Night With You, wonderfull.

What a trip! As you were flipping through the albums. I realized that the art work and images are burned into my brain, as I sat there going "got it", got it"... etc. Most of my albums are once played as I recorded them to cassette so I could listen to them in my car/truck. I never really bought into the though of duplicating my record collection in C/Ds, though I do have some selections in C/D and vinyl, and a few commercial cassettes. Great stuff! Thanks Rick for reminding me of years past.

Just took five hours to watch this video - kept pausing to jump over to Amazon music to listen to some of the albums mentioned. Great way to spend an evening. Thanks

@nicolevoght5892

4 жыл бұрын

Lol. Good evening

@nasiranwar9776

4 жыл бұрын

Likewise.

@byrdworky

4 жыл бұрын

Me too. Switching between Spotify and this video. I now have a new playlist called Rick Beato Recommends.

@cherylwoodward

3 жыл бұрын

Me too through Spotify.

@EvilSean62

3 жыл бұрын

exploring someones recommendations is how we used to exist back before the internet we called it ... "living"

Your memories of your dad are beautiful. My dad was also a music lover who listened to jazz, folk, classical, even a bit of country. He hugely shaped my musical tastes. Damn I miss him so much.

The classic album that’s relevant today as it was in 1971 is Marvin Gaye “What’s going on”. This concept album is a masterpiece and had a profound effect on my life.

@dos-fslady3140

2 жыл бұрын

Jeff, Thank you for taking the time to post this message. I was 19 when this album came out, and I knew then as I know now that no album ever has or ever will match this one -- and it is as relevant today as it was long ago. It is the soundtrack of life, and lifts me up in good times and bad. With gratitude & respect, Lynn

That is an amazing drum space. Out standing live stream, packed jammed full of songs wee neeed to know. Thank you Rick B.

What I miss most about records is the amazing artwork...

@paulvalentine4157

4 жыл бұрын

yes

@kathleenrogers6750

4 жыл бұрын

They look great on the wall. Sample: Axis Bold as Love.

@theragingdolphinsmaniac4696

4 жыл бұрын

@@kathleenrogers6750 Those covers are one of the reasons I became a professional artist

@TheSanityInspector

4 жыл бұрын

Gatefold album covers, especially

@glennk1931

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly. “Axis Bold as Love” as an example

Joni Mitchell is pure gold. Hejira completely changed the way I thought about music in my 20's and opened doors that were previously closed to me.

@rafthejaf8789

4 жыл бұрын

Me too! Black Crow, what a song!

@christianlacheze3323

4 жыл бұрын

Furry sings the blues …

@brendonmurley8276

3 жыл бұрын

My desert island record.

@Tomlinsky

3 жыл бұрын

Damn straight. I flip-flop between Hejira and Spirit of Eden by Talk Talk here.

Just bought the Shadows & Light DVD. Seeing all that drop dead amazing talent together on one stage definitely brings tears. Amazing!

Love this video. Rick's enthusiasm is infectious . Some fabulous recommendations more like this please. Love it!

It’s crazy to think that there’s music out there that would rock my world I just haven’t heard it yet.

@nasser2621

4 жыл бұрын

I sometimes think that the only reason I wake up in the morning is because there's still great music out there that I still haven't listened to.

Bill Evans in Miles' Kind of Blue recording session. Superb

@samiam5557

4 жыл бұрын

oh yeah!

@jeffxgoodman67

4 жыл бұрын

I love how all the best albums Rick thinks he obviously doesn’t need to talk about, he just kind of mentions them and tosses them down like, “I don’t even need to tell you about this one.” But it could come off as, “you don’t need to worry about that one.” I hope no one does that with Kind of Blue, lol. It sits between Giant Steps and Bitches Brew on my shelf.

Rick, I loved this video. Since my two loves are classic rock and all things jazz I love any opportunity to hear you talk about jazz! Thanks so much!

Thank you for mentioning George Benson. In my youth everyone I knew was digging Johnny Winter (myself included), and I got so much grief from my friends when I discovered Breezin’ and Weekend in L.A. They just didn’t get it. Thanks again

This man is nerding TF out and I love it! What classics!

@georgecromarty5372

3 жыл бұрын

"Nerding" is the absolutely the last thing in the world I would call it! This stuff is amazingly cool - anti-nerd, in my book, unless nerd=cool.

Love this idea. Opening up my mind to music and musicians that I never would have discovered or knew where to look for. Watching from Ireland @ 1AM.

@davehart.

4 жыл бұрын

@UC4RqfuXkwALsQZraSZIBwew London, also 1am!

@Greyghostgamer1

4 жыл бұрын

Morning Dave!

i just heard your comment about crying when you listen to joni mitchell, you .re not the only one, glad to know i"m not the only one either. joni sang, wrote incredible lyrics, played guitar, dulcimer, piano, painted her own album covers. Her song Woodstock, is a masterpiece, a real gem, and she has so many other great songs. many of the albums so far have been jazz, so i must give a shoutout to Roland Kirk for The Inflated Tear. love all the records you mentioned so far, love the channel, keep up the awsome work Rick.

I stuck up all mentioned albums on a Spotify playlist for errbody. Playlist title - Rick Beato Classic Albums (Vinyl)

@stephenphillps3250

3 жыл бұрын

Hi thank you.

@michaelmcnally4868

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@timothyholmes4588

3 жыл бұрын

great idea thank you

@roelkuiper9919

3 жыл бұрын

Well done! Many thanks for that 🙏🏻👍🏻

@dakotawilsonmusic2013

3 жыл бұрын

Wow thank u I WAS like how ?

Agree 100% with Revolver being the Beatles' best album.

@DanGulinobass

4 жыл бұрын

Where would you put the White album on your list?

@Geolaw1

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I always thought that was common knowledge!

@lottiemillar8673

4 жыл бұрын

i personally prefer sgt pepper because i adore the style of the songs on there, but i agree that revolver is their best:)

@TheJFerg24

4 жыл бұрын

I'm partial to Abbey Road, but I won't argue against yours or White Album or Sgt. Pepper

@gallimead

4 жыл бұрын

The Beatles albums (scouser here), my favourite album by them, has constantly shifted over the decades. But "Abbey Road" I think has come out on top. It's the most raw, honest, and clinical of all their albums. They all sound tired of each other, the scene, and yet.. they know.. they still have more to give, but totally burnt-out and exhausted. Revolver.. yeah it's in the top 3, and very evident the group, had found a lot of..ermm..stimulus..

"Tapestry" is so underrated these days. It sold a ton of copies back in the day, but no one seems to talk about it now. It is a disgrace that Carole King is not in the HOF as a performer.

@jetyler3400

4 жыл бұрын

I own two copies , just an amazing album.

@groover5863

4 жыл бұрын

pretty sure she was inducted within the last 4-5 years.

@peterkrug763

4 жыл бұрын

I was so happy when Dark Side took it over as the longest running album in the charts… sorry

@TarSpartan

4 жыл бұрын

@@groover5863 has she? If so I missed it. I know she is in as a songwriter/influence.

@TarSpartan

4 жыл бұрын

@@peterkrug763 Dark Side is fantastic too in a completely different way.

This is a tremendously useful video, the vast majority of these albums I've never heard, and I'm the same age. Thanks so much for all that you do to promote musical joy.

Rick's picks Miles Davis - ESP Miles Davis - My Funny Valentine Charles Mingus - Better Get It Into Your Soul Keith Jerrett - The Koln Concert Keith Jerrett - Standards, Vol. 1 George Benson - Blue Benson Brecker Bros - Sneakin Up Behind You Larry Carlton - Sleepwalk Thelonious Monk - Genius of Modern Music (Blue Note Vol 1) Dexter Gordon Quartet - Swiss Nights Duke Ellington Meets Coleman Hawkins George Benson - Weekend in LA (live) Wes Montgomery - Movin Along Larry Carlton - Mr 335 (live in Japan) Carole King - Tapestry Pat Martino - Consciousness Ornette Coleman - The Shape of Jazz to Come Charlie Hayden, - Old and New Dreams Beatles - Revolver John Coltrane - Blue Train Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool Pat Metheny - 80/81 Keith Jarrett - Belonging Bill Evans - The Village Vanguard Sessions Bill Evans - California Here I come Weather Report - Heavy Weather Jaco Pastorius - Jaco Patorius Gary Burton and Chick Corea - Crystal Silence Bill Evans - Portrait in Jazz Elton John - Greatest Hits Ornette Coleman - Tomorrow Is the Question Gary Burton - Ring Wes Montgomery - Full House Joe Pass - Chaps Swervedriver - Mezcal Head Led Zepplin - I, II, IV Joe Pass - Virtuoso Rolling Stones - Goat's Head Soup Wayne Shorter - Native Dancer Swervedriver - I Wasn't Born to Lose You Keith Jarrett - Facing You Miles Davis - Kind of Blue Keith Jarrett - Bop-Be Ornette Coleman - This Is Our Music Simon and Garfunkle - Greatest Hits John Coltrane - Giant Steps Miles Davis - Round About Midnight Joe Diorio - Bonita Thelonious Monk - Criss-Cross The Police - Ghost in the Machine Allan Holdsworth - IOU Larry Carlton - Larry Carlton Miles Davis - Milestones Wes Montgomery - Incredible Jazz Guitar Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street Joni Mitchell - Shadows and Light (live) Pat Metheny with Charlie Hayden & Billy Higgins Oscar Peterson and Joe Pass - A Salle Pleyel Keith Jarrett - Birth Frank Sinatra and Antonio Carlos Jobim George Benson - Breezin Oscar Peterson - Motions and Emotions Herbie Hancock - VSOP AC/DC - Back in Black Claus Ogerman - Gate of Dreams Jaco Pastorius - Invitation Clifford Brown - Memorial Album Charles Lloyd - At Monterey Antonio Carlos Jobim - A Certain Mr Jobim Peter Frampton - Framptom Comes Alive Chick Corea = Light as a Feather Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto - #2

I bought your Beato Book bundle a few months ago and I use it daily!! Worth so much more than the price you ask. Thanks, Rick!

Crime of the Century - Supertramp still floors me. What an amazing album.

@davedecker1725

4 жыл бұрын

LOVE Quietest moments

@chascyr

4 жыл бұрын

First time I heard Bloody Well Right I was sold on Supertramp.

@markmarotta3577

3 жыл бұрын

The first CD I ever purchased. An engineering masterpiece

@richardsepulvado3049

3 жыл бұрын

Rare LP Surely

@richardsepulvado3049

3 жыл бұрын

My Favorite Pat Metheny, As Wichita Falls.... It madea fantastic soundtrack for the movie Fandango.

Your right Rick,... this was fun. Thanks for sharing the stories from your past. Took me back to similar circumstances in my music history lost in the cobwebs.... good luck with the reorganizing project!

Thanks so much Rick. Really love your channel and value your opinion so really heartening to hear you exhorting so many albums I love. Love getting recommendations for the ones I don't know as well.

Lots of great albums. Tapestry - really, really great album.

For me Tears For Fears - Songs From The Big Chair was a defining album in my young musical journey and i know Rick likes them too. Before that i was a hard rock head.

I love your enthusiasm for music, especially jazz as well as rock. Keep your energy and your family mentions, it makes you real.

Thanks for the insiders’ look at your LPs. I always delight in checking over my friends music and book collections. Its like a private trip to know them better. Thanks for sharing. Your father’s appetite for listening certainly jump started your career.

My Life In the Bush Of Ghosts is an incredibly innovative album David Byrne and the amazing Brian Eno - sampling totally unique and one of my faves 1981.

The album that got me into jazz was Mingus Better Get it In Your Soul. Still my favourite of all time. I’m probably also not the only other man who weeps instantly listening to Joni. She is the musical genius of our age

Stunning run-through, I will follow up on many of these. Especially the jazz and fusion titles.

Greetings from Rochester! Loved your comments about your dad-so authentic-and many other gems in this video. Thanks for all of your great videos!

i always go for album recommendation not single recommendation... listening to an Album from beginning to end would help to understand each single better and enjoy it more. it happened to me when i didn't like a single track but when i listened to the entire Album i fell in love with exact same track that i didn't enjoyed it before. thanks a lot rick... i found a lot of great records and musician from this video... hope to see more jazz standards in your future recommendations.

@starry2006

4 жыл бұрын

I'd argue some genres aren't so album orientated.

Heavy Weather...man, that brings back some memories! All great tracks. "A Remark You Made" with Shorter's sax and Jaco's bass - pure lyrical stuff. Along with Joe and Alex - fantastic quartet. RIP - Jaco P. and Joe Z.

Rick, love your channel. Thanks for this. I've been trying to expand my musical horizons into jazz. I feel like this is a great framework to guide me. As always, thank you for the excellent content.

This was amazing!!!! Please please do more of these!! Video was 41 minutes long took me about 4 glorious hours to watch as I would pause the video go listen to, watch videos, deep dive in to the wiki of artist, album, producer, recording technique! I even went off on a wormhole of an album cover artist I liked! Thank you Rick for this and ALL the videos you make!!

Love Rick. He should have his own radio station. He would talk about everything including weather reports 😊Anything he touches is incredibly interesting But seriously his music expertise is like nobody else

As always, a really entertaining and absorbing piece of work.

Great suggestions! Many I've heard but, a few new favorites for me now. Thanks!

I totally enjoyed this discussion. The reason the music in the sixties was so good is because all the artist from Dylan, to the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Zeppelin etc. studied and knew about the great music that came before. They also read the greats poets and writers. This is a wonderful talk for the present generation to get exposed and educated about the great artist from the prior generation. You are doing a public service. Make this a monthly discussion. I bet your local PBS station would do a monthly program where you discuss the great albums and artist. You could even invite other players or critics. It would be a wonderful way to expose the masterpieces from the prior generations. You might call it, Musical Masterpieces with Rick Beato and friends.

So glad to see SHADOWS AND LIGHT get the love it deserves. Incredible live recording! In 2007 whilst at University my dorm mate turned me on to this record and it changed my life. Been obsessed with Joni’s music ever since .

I would’ve also added billy Joel - the stranger, Elton John - goodbye yellow brick road, Van Halen - self titled, Boston - self titled, the cars - self titled, Toto’s first album, steely Dan - Aja and can’t buy a thrill, Nirvana - nevermind, van morrison, moondance - Fleetwood Mac, rumours

Hi Rick!! I’m watching you on my iPad and I have my iPhone next to it and I’m downloading ALL the LP’s you’re mentioning on Apple Music!! Thanks for helping me fill my music library with the best music!! Your Channel is the BEST!!!

Loved this - would love a vid on your fave classical records please!

Dude, this is a 41 minutes albumgasm.

I love that you talked about Keith Jarrett The Koln Concert record maybe the most beautiful solo piano record ever recorded.

@georgecromarty5372

3 жыл бұрын

There's one that you might like better, if you love the Koln Concert. It's the side titled "Hourglass" on his solo studio album, titled Staircase, Hourglass, Sundial, Sand (especially the last 14 minutes).

What a great vid. So many things to listen to. Really apprecate it.

I have most of the greatest Jazz records Lp's. I started collecting them when I was 16 in 1964 and I still have them to this day. I woodshedded their styles and it came up in my playing years later. I was lucky to be born in that era. We are very fortunate to have Rick Beato to inspire us. A very good musician and teacher.

It's crazy Rick, at least 3 quarters of those records are what I had when I was in college. I remember my roommates would come in and rifle thru my collection and say, "who the hell are these guys?"

@rkress9349

3 жыл бұрын

What an EXCELLENT college education!

Love this stream.... reminds me of the old days on that other channel we dont talk about. I adore Weather Reports Heavy Weather album.... the song "A remark you made" is absolutly stunning.. no lyrics but there is a conversation going on, its like a break up song. You can hear the back and forth .. the sax is the pleading to keep gping.. then the reply bass in denial, yey trying to be soothing.Nobody writes like that anymore

Great video for discovering some music I've never heard before. Opened Spotify and listening to Blue Benson right now. A million thanks.

Man... Please more of this. Comb through and chat about your albums and the history... Again, that Lyle Mays story was so cool.

I'd have thrown in a couple of Steely Dan albums...

@kimbalxyz2

4 жыл бұрын

I agree Snark ! I would bet he has a few Dan albums somewhere ,

@noeltolentino9890

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Larry carlton, Wayne shorter were there and these guys played for some albums of Steely Dan

@charlieleonardo

4 жыл бұрын

I was going to say the same thing!

@rkress9349

3 жыл бұрын

certainly one, if only for technical abilities and atmosphere.

Ornette Coleman’s “Peace” is one of the most satisfying melodies to play-and an excellent practice for ear training!

The depth and width of the musical intelligence here is amazing. Love these videos!

Cheers Beato, nice source of great music to listen to when I'm in need of something new.

Great idea, Rick. Sharing and discovering new/old music is one of the greatest pleasures

Rick, why not create a playlist on Spotify. Robben Ford did. I would subscribe.

I've been watching your stuff for a while. I'm a huge jazz fan and love that you're showing your love of jazz.

Thanks for doing this, Rick! I just happened to go to an estate sale this weekend and plucked some gems from the vinyl bin: Claus Ogerman (Gate of Dreams), Keith Jarrett (Koln Concert), and Wes Montgomery (Movin' Along). Exactly as you said...awesome records.

Ah, those classic early 70’s fusion jazz records - Keith Jarrett, Jan Garbarek, Pat Metheny, Miles Davis, Weather Report...reminds me of skipping class in high school and going to the bandroom to listen to jazz records

Every platter slap when they hit the floor I winced. No lps were harmed in the filming of this video

Such a fun episode, I loved it! I would watch episode after episode of you just sitting around talking about old albums. Quality stuff!

I'm watching this on Jan.20, 2022 and I really love your enthusiasm when talking about music. I totally get it.

Carole King's Tapestry is defo in my top 10 !! epic album !!!

Thats a great music collection you have Rick. I knew most of them, jazz music but they never make me more excited than some rock bands from the 70s and 80s. I could learn a lot guitar playing from these Bands with cities name, in this order: Boston/Kansas/Chicago and other bands like Steve Miller, Wings, LRB, Genesis, Journey, Queen and Pink Floyd and jazz was only remembered sometimes by listening Dixie Dregs, Larry Carlton, Brecker Bros and something very rare called Don Ellis (Montreux 1974? the whole concert is live in youtube). Of course I listened Beatles, bossa from Jobin or Gilberto and Frank Sinatra/Dorsey era. Later in my life I still enjoy all that music but classical finally got most of my fingers time, conderts and teaching . Metal is ok but not as those amazing sound pioneers and beyond this earth creators. Your Dad was an extraordinary man. Blessings.

You and I are near the same age. I grew up listening to 90-95% of those records. Such marvelous music

This is one of my fav Beato’s so far. Thanks

As great as every album you mentioned in this video is the memory of your dad and the turtle is precious! 😊

Man, these album covers wears the trace of time, the corners, you see they are used and beloved: you will never get that feeling with an mp3!

Awesome. Love your breadth of selections.

This was great. I almost felt like I was in that room with you and you were talking only to me. My inner child wants to sit down with all of your 1960s albums and read the liner notes - I did that with my dad’s vinyl collection whenever I got the opportunity.

Incidentally, the great jazz recording engineer/technologist Rudy Van Gelder had a hidden, nonchalant studio in Englewood Cliffs, NJ, and when I was growing up there, we used to drive by all the time for decades, not knowing the historic significance of the place. We're talking overgrown bushes outside, cracks in the parking lot, etc. Of course, years later when moved out of state, and got into Jazz, I found out about RVG, and his historic Jersey studio, where many of the great, timeless Jazz recordings were made! I had no idea! As they say, "hindsight is truly 20/20".

JONI !!!!!!!! Shadows And Light turned me on to Joni. I love her mid 70s period with all my heart.

I am making a point of using my work-from-home time to listen to all of these albums on my streaming music service. Thanks for sharing these recommendations, Rick!

Been waiting for this! Thanks for going through history with us

Do you have a favourite classical composer and or genre? Has classical music played a part in your musical palette? I would imagine it has and would have loved to hear your take on which ones and why?

I think he's said that the Beatles are his favorite band of all time, I think Revolver and Rubber Soul are awesome.

Done and done. Thanks for this - so much to explore!

Because.... Why not!!! Atta boy Rick. I can't tell you enough what great and important work you are doing. Music is SO important in this life. You are filling a really great need through education and just promoting an unabashed love of all music.

Jobim and Frampton- two of my very favs...Jobim IS a genius!

The Koln concert, especially part 2....is quite frankly the best improvised piece of music that I can think of.

Love this video. Thanks for posting. I agree completely. Today is the first time I've heard you talk about Jazz. It would be cool to have a chronological list of your videos somplace.

Family, friends and music. You have a full life. Thanks for sharing your stories.

Right after getting a slice at Joe's Pizza, back in 91, me and my streetsmart NYC buddy snuck by the front door girl at The Vanguard and went in. It was Branford Marsalis, Kenny Kirkland?, Tain and others. Basically The Tonight Show band right before they got hired. They improvised and blew uptempo for two hours straight. Warp 22. No break. We were sitting 3 feet away HH side of Tain. (I did that later with Keith Carlock at the 55 Bar starting in 97 when he started playing with Wayne Krantz). It's something I'll never forget, that Vanguard night. I Talked to Tain after about uptempo ride technique - being a drummer myself.

This video is going to cost me a lot...

@nicolevoght5892

4 жыл бұрын

Hmm

@trimetrodon

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! This is going to be the musical analogue of C. H. Gordon’s classic book Before Columbus, the references in which cost me a fortune in old, out-of-print books.

@dwftube

4 жыл бұрын

All bar the Joe Diorio and Blue Benson are on Tidal - I've seen some good subscription offers on facebook. I just had 5 months for £5 UK

@TheSpydersBand

4 жыл бұрын

I’m listening to every one on KZread. What I like, I’ll buy.

@nicolevoght5892

4 жыл бұрын

Bill Wilson how are you

Cool list, many I own and some I did not know. Thanks for sharing .

Rick Beato, I love how you make the 70, 80, 90, alive again. You really should write a book with your adventures with people from the music industry during the good old days.

This channel is the best place in the Whole Internet

I made a play list on Spotify of one or more songs from every album mentioned in this video. The exception being one came from a different album because they didn't have it. But the song mentioned is there. A number are remastered versions. Where nearly every song on the album was mentioned I only chose the ones he was most enthusiastic for. I've been thinking I need him to talk about some great jazz, so bingo, bango, bongo!

All the great albums, thanks Rick.

Rick, i love that your records are actually played..not collector pieces in perfect condition, sealed in plastic, and stored in perfect humidity-controlled vaults.