Linda Oh is amazing !!!!!!!

The Linda Oh and Joey Baron performance is OUTSTANDING... Their respective solos, remarkably musical and emotive... Such display of talent in an same stage, with this HUGE level of skill and craftsmanship is very rare to find. Bravo!!!

wow linda oh is amazing.

Great Band! Linda is SMOKIN on bass!!!

its great to hear joey baron in a non zorn or ECM context where he can get his swing on. kickass.

joey baron is a REAL master of subtlety and control... and oh Linda Oh, a fresh approach

absolutely amazing band, it was a master class, and I can't believe Linda oh.

Hot! Great solos! Linda Oh is showing the musicality that has made her one of the hottest new jazz composers in decades!

Wow, great concert here. I've got to be honest, Linda Oh's bass solo is one of the only bass solo's where I was actively engaged and didn't get bored.

great band, Joe Lovano excellent!, Linda Oh and Joey Baron very musical at the rhythm section.

Joey Baron....great drummer. Chops and musical.

Oh baby! This is excellent.

Sweet Lord! Oh + Baron is a killer groove team!

smokin' bass solo and band

GREAT.....!!

Joey Baron quoting Actual Proof. fuck yeah.

The blend these two horns have I've only heard one other place: Rahsaan Roland Kirk on two saxes simultaneously. This tune and performance remind me a lot of Rahsaan-the same energy, intensity, and playful spark are all present.

This is freaking hot man.

Que dire de plus que ce discours musical ??? Du grand Art ! LES musiciens actuels...

Incendiary!!!!

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I really don't understand your comments. I am a bass player myself and that was a tasteful and interesting solo. Chill

Bassist cutt everybody!

Nice stuff, did they make an album of the group yet?

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Bruce Willis on drums?!

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I cant believe some of the comments I'm seeing here. This is some smoking shit!

Nothing is more overrated than the bass solo--by anyone. Nothing is more elusive than a high-hat clap and bass synchronized to perfection, like clock work, bringing everyone out of their seats--not to applaud anyone's fenomemanl flying fingigers but to join the cosmic vibe. Ray Brown, Doug Watkins, Paul Chambers, Sam Jones, Nils Pedersen, even Scotty LaFaro before his new role with Bill--all understood that the bassist is most sacred and Christ-like because of his contributions of service.

The "we got the funniest hats" band, for sure. Does the bass player even matter in this music? When you've caught 4 boss tenors carving each other up on the same stage--Dexter, Ammons, Stitt and Moody--and with the rhythm section swinging so hard it produced levitation--it's mundane and prosaic to come down to this stuff. It's fun though. And you don't have to worry about fluffing notes on Confirmation or Donna Lee. Next, Jaws, Griffin, Turrentine, Rouse and Land spoiling you for good.

Even if the technique is good, I do not want you to play the bass like an ukulele.

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F.U. You know nothing about creative music.....go back to rock where your brain belongs...!!

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