Came here for Hiromi but really impressed by Stanley

Never heard a better bass solo than on Paradigm shift. Can't wait to see him tonight in Almuñécar Spain. Peace ✌

i wish they could hear my anding ovation from my living room 13 years later. truly an astounding performance 🤩

Man, a TON of Hiromi likes here, and believe me I get it... she's one of my favs of all time. But that bass fiddle work by Stanley is unmatched. The opening is incredible.

@mikesierra8156

4 ай бұрын

Well, we love Hiromi, but Stanley Clarke Band is Stanley Clarke Band ... no doubt. And Stanley Clarke chose her on this one.

Stanley Clarke is like a musical Buddha the way he serenly smiles at all around him. Pure joy watching this concert.

I've been playing drums for many years and in my opinion Ronald is an incredible musician. When I watch his videos, unlike many other drummers, I am literally thrilled. Dynamics, sense of music, technique, familiarity with any musical genre. Great Ronald!

Hiromi is smooth as butter! And what can you say about Stanley Freaking Clarke? A living legend!

Stanley Clarke playing jazz on acoustic bass, it doesn't get better than that.

Hiromi is one of the most talented piano player oh and by the way Beautiful to . Clark what can I say but Greatness and the Band all together are Amazing Congrats to them

@heartvalais

3 жыл бұрын

Have you seen her most recent stuff?

I've been following Stanley Clark since the mid 70s..there are many highly respected and talented bassist...what separate Stanley's is his communication in his music it talks to you...but you have to know music to really understand and appreciate what he is saying to you

@percy3836

2 ай бұрын

totally agree

Stanley Clarke with Hiromi, no way!!! This is like finding a unicorn. ^_^

@JoeSzilagy

8 жыл бұрын

Koen Klijnsmit Lucky enough to meet them, and later the rest of the band about three years ago in the afternoon before their gig at the Toronto Jazz Festival. Luckily, I asked a security guy if he knew where Hiromi was, and he said he couldn't say, but nodded his head toward a group of people behind him, about 30 yards away! They were very nice! Ronald Bruner Jr. hadn't even seen the CD (which I had brought with me), looked at the sleeve and said, "So, this is what it looks like!", before signing it!

@JustusVidyo

8 жыл бұрын

+Koen Klijnsmit They did make the album Jazz in the Garden back in 2009 together with Lenny White. Check it out.

@MrUltracoin

8 жыл бұрын

Justus Bacon Thanx!

@Fnic_the_Sloth

8 жыл бұрын

+JoeSzilagy Cool story.

@JazzKeyboardist1

8 жыл бұрын

Its like finding a unicorn at Disneyland with Santa Claus while on Prozac and you are magically seeing magic fairies dancing in the air while playing bongos as you return to forever?

Wow.... A bass, a drum, and a guitar all in one instrument. This is 🔥🔥....

That has to be one of the greatest piano performances ever, Love seeing that look on Stanley’s face in disbelief haha very rare She’s a true master

@heartvalais

3 жыл бұрын

You should hear her most recent album and check out her instagram. She posts a lot of great solo work there.

One of the best jazz concert on you tube ..jaw dropping

@Jaundice__

Жыл бұрын

Any other suggestions?

@noorisyan6767

Жыл бұрын

@@Jaundice__ kzread.info/dash/bejne/h6aj19eehNHAidI.html Marcus Miller_Metropole Orkest

Paradigm Shifting my Stanley Clarke song, All of them just amazing! Hiromi and Ronald in the beginning and middle really outstanding!! Barvo!!!

@a.nobodys.nobody

Жыл бұрын

Which one is that? Sadly there's no timestamps

Avec Stanley Clarke, on nage toujours dans le bonheur d'écouter et d'entendre du Grand JAZZ , avec d'énormes musiciens , qui s'accordent bien avec sa propre sensibilité ! Merci SIR STAN !

She's crazy good!

Saw this lineup at blues alley in DC. Sat behind and to the side of Bruner. He slayed the drums.

4 virtuoso players that’s it. Just mind blowing and unreal. 🤔😀😀👏

Stanley is an American genius! One of the highlights of my life was to have a brief conversation with him as well as with the late George Duke (R.I.P.) in 2005 after their joint concert in Boca Raton Florida. Been a fan of both since I was in high school in the mid 1980s in Toronto.

First saw Stanley live on bass , with Chick Corea and Return To Forever . That was early 70s and I was fortunate to get a seat up close and in front of Mr. Clarke . He's still killing it . Wow !

@johnwright8814

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. I preferred Stanley's solo at the time - more melodic and tuneful.

@ychausse

2 жыл бұрын

I recall seeing the two of them in Boston in 1973. Mind-blowing...

She is just 30 years old, she slowly pulls the guys towards her and she leads them to where she wants. She's the rising sun.

@cooldebt

2 жыл бұрын

What a wonderfully poetic description of her playing! Loving her new album.

@flame-sky7148

10 ай бұрын

That’s exactly what she does, it’s very powerful. She’s already a musical maestro.

@stephengolden6080

6 ай бұрын

She's Fire!🔥👍☺️❤✌

@stephengolden6080

6 ай бұрын

She's Fire!🔥👍☺️❤✌

@stephengolden6080

6 ай бұрын

She's Fire!🔥👍☺️❤✌

My god this is incredible. Just incredible.

I saw this similar show in Vancouver 2010 and this show here the band is really running on all 8 cylinders. Everyone is tight and all musical aspects are super magnified. In Vancouver it was a terrific show but Hiromi carried them it was probably early in the tour. I recall 2 moments that the crowd was going mental with Hiromi's outstanding musicianship. I think in the 2nd tune she took a solo and when complete the crowd was standing and the tune had way more to go lol she also blew our minds in the encore with her left hand solo chops as she used her right hand to act as the rhythmic foundation. reversing the traditional roles. It was trule shock and awe.

Happy memories of being there in that lovely audience. And hearing Ronald Bruner Jr. for the first time...!

that young pianist is sharply on time in all the dialogue with the other instruments

That's a beautiful tone on that bass.

This is the thing that amazes me about Mr. Clarke: He knows how to choose his keyboard players and integrate them into his hardcore jazz playing, and I thank him for it!

Kinda hard to stand out when Hiromi's around, but Ruslan Sirota is also a phenomenal pianist.

@ghoststormlongsmartinezcha9906

3 жыл бұрын

@footracks It is, right! 🤒

Hiromi Stanley Clark & Ronald Bruner are some bad ass musicians.. excellent performances

Amazing performance by the musicians that Stan put together here. And Stanley's tone and bottom on his double upright Bass is great. Love this concert

@thebestone1578

2 жыл бұрын

how the hell does he get that double bass tone!! it's insane

For all the issues with sound and titles, this is still the finest jazz concert I've ever seen.

@gilbertocastanedahernandez4374

2 жыл бұрын

Agree

Nobdy play acoustic bass like him.......great sound, great band. Hiromi is a wonder surprise !

One of the best jazz concerts ever. Stanley is the best among basists. Hiromi Uehara solos: 👍. Fantastic Ruslan.

Unbelievable musicians, each and everyone of them! Wow! Fun to watch.

What a performance. Stantley Clarke and features Himori. I love it.

real music, real freedom to play with no limitations of abilities.

Man I wish I had been at this concert. This is an excellent band Stanley Clark has put together.

The city of Philadelphia will always be well represented by their superbly capable and gracious "home boy" Stanley Clarke.

@andrewkarp5067

3 жыл бұрын

Most people have no idea of the number of killers on bass that are either born in Philadelphia and it’s surrounding areas or spent their formative years there. Stanley, Jaco, Alphonso Johnson, Jamaladeen Tacuma, Victor Bailey, Gerald Veasley, Percy Heath, Jimmy Garrison, Reggie Workman, Henry Grimes, Buster Williams, Charles Fambrough, Christian McBride, Gail Ann Dorsey, Jymie Merritt, John Lamb, Arthur Harper, Tommy Bryant, Tyrone Brown, Spanky DeBrest, Wayne Dockery, Lee Smith, Howard Cooper, Jimmy Bond, Mathew Parrish, Steve Davis, Nathan East, John Lee, Julie Slick and there are surely more.

6 years to find this..... Blown away.

Stanley Clarke continues his phenomenal journey to forever on his bass!

Now i know why i used to listen to stanley!!! The love of jazz!

Hiromi is on FIRE!!!!!!!

THIS......THIS IS WHAT I MEAN WHEN I SAY A GROUP FULL OF MONSTERS (in a very, very, ....very GOOD way). Are the FOUR of these musicians on another level or WHAT. My word these four musicians are ABSOLUTELY ON POINT. Really, REALLY GREAT job all four of you. You are my favorite type of group.......100% VIRTUOSO...........just WOW!!!!

Stanley Clarke, uno de los grandes maestros post Jaco Pastorious, sin dudarlo. Aunque nacieron el mismo año.

Very nice indeed. Still got it Stanley. Beautiful hearing the double bass featured so much and 2 keyboard players of outstanding quality & entertainment. Love the drum solos too. Great gig.

Qué increíble directo...🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶a la Hiromi es para hacerle un monumento...que GRANDE🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶

I saw Mr.Clark,and George Duke.they both turned it OUT!!!!!.may GOD ,bless them both.amem.

I know Hirmoi for amazing chops and brilliant compositions, but it's also cool to see her take a very delicate approach on Paradigm Shift. The whole band is killing it too.

I was there!!! Amazing concert

@user-fc9wz2ct1n

12 күн бұрын

Я вам искренне завидую!

OMG this is uber music like we've reached another level of expression. absolutely fantastic, jaw dropping!

The best jazz bass player show on youtube, that I've seen so far! What density my God..

@ghoststormlongsmartinezcha9906

3 жыл бұрын

You haven't heard Jaco Pastorious then... 😁

@iedermensisanders

3 жыл бұрын

@@ghoststormlongsmartinezcha9906 different style, different instrument 😉

@ghoststormlongsmartinezcha9906

3 жыл бұрын

@@iedermensisanders Yea, right... But... "And stilllllll..." 😄 Just kidding, bro; to each his own... ... But stilllll... 😄😄😄

@iedermensisanders

3 жыл бұрын

@@ghoststormlongsmartinezcha9906 you can like both Stanlry and Jaco, it is not a matter of either one or the other, right! I listened to both for a long time when I was younger. Saw them play live too. Stanley is still alive tho because he always kept his nose clean.

@Jaundice__

Жыл бұрын

@@iedermensisanders People gotta pick their favorites and cling to ‘em. Jaco fans are some of the worst, god forbid someone else tries to pick up a bass and push the boundaries.

Stanley Ckarke us the GOAT period and you can"t mess with HIROMI either and the drummer. Is a freaking beast long live Mr. Clarke .

Stunning ! I saw them in Jazz a Nice , really incredible , all musiciens but I like my puppet Hiromi ( saw 4 times around the world ! Orgasmic talent )

KZread is blessed with fantastic jazz, this is unique . I'm stunned , what a band

This is one of the most open opening I saw in long time. World musicians please more of it!!!!

Never heard the upright bass sound sexy before...pretty cool!

Beautiful concert Salutations to all the Great Maestros God Bless Thanks Kasturi G

Stan is on a high level and to play with him you gotta be the exact same he’s like ? WOW 😳

@MrMajar9

4 жыл бұрын

i don t think so - anybody with an ear can play with any other body. they both profit, enjoy and even learn, if one is not too pretentious.

This is pure magical for all senses

Stan is truly the MAN! Such a distinctive and innovative voice on the upright!!

I saw them in Jazz a Nice ! It was incredible !

this was like a drug for my ears. it simply blue my mind. Stanley Clarke is such a virtuoso genius and this band he put together is simply eargasmic. every musician on that stage is exceptional.

Love the way Hiromi moves.

Flam Bam, Hurricane Drum Solo, Thank you for that explosion of creative energy Mr Bruner. POW!

RONALD BRUNER Jr. great drummer

@johndelatore771

3 жыл бұрын

Well he was certainly gifted with some very quick twitch nerves, I'll give you that, but for musicality, I'll go with Weckle, Colaiuta or a few others I could name for sure.

This is a fantastic concert! I have been a fan of Stanley's and Chick for over 42 years and more recently Hiromi for she just blows my socks off! I swear I don't understand the masses of society digging what they dig musically that is. Taylor Swift com-on people!

@peterschmidt6571

9 жыл бұрын

***** ROFL.DID you mean Real Music,or People like Taylor Swift?!My english sucks a little......But yes:You can throw a dying rat at the masses,and they clap their hands of,like"realy cool music,who´s the singer?"

@sittig904

8 жыл бұрын

+Dan Edmiston Who's Taylor Swift?

@lap123

8 жыл бұрын

+Dan Edmiston I don't get what the masses dig at ALL. Oh well, to each his own, I guess. Pop music has its place, I guess...just not HERE.

@kmal16

8 жыл бұрын

+Dan Edmiston Well, it's always been that way. The majority has always gravitated toward lightweight music with very little harmony, and even during that time of Return To Forever there were a lot of horrible bands that seemed to get much more attention. Even wonderful mainstream bands like Earth Wind & Fire didn't make it to the charts until much later. Not much has changed now. But I understand your comment. But because of the internet there's so much good music now on the market and so many underground groups of music listeners that there's perhaps a new golden age on the rise. :) In fact, now you can learn about Debussy, Satie, Bach, Duke Ellington, Joe Henderson, Gainsbourg in one sitting, there hasn't been a time like this. No wonder so many new wonderful musicians are truly showing up these days like Jacob Collier.

@MrMajar9

6 жыл бұрын

you obviously had to ruin my day... why ? !

Hiromi will one day be referred to as the greatest piano player of all time.... she has everything going, taste, skill, soul, etc.. magnificent! they are all great

@snuppssynthchannel

6 жыл бұрын

Nah, Art Tatum will keep that one, but Hiromi is still the most technically acomplished pianist perhaps alongside Katia Labeque and Leif Ove Andsnes etc.

@janostoth709

5 жыл бұрын

Never

@elijahjones2889

Жыл бұрын

look at hiromi has performed with and learned from

@samtheman643

7 ай бұрын

No. For jazz it is, and always be Oscar Peterson.

@christopherpeck1575

7 ай бұрын

Hiromi tiny desk concert, mind melting music, total rhythmic control, newness in the tradition of jazz discovering itself as it is played. Art.

Simply an incredible composition and performance. And the ALL-STAR lineup to make it happen.

great a stunning performance

@samuelsalins8309

4 жыл бұрын

🎶👍

Fantasmolicious… just love it and can’t get enough!! Bravo

Paradigm shift, what a great tune> Stanley Clarke a savy bass player, Hiromi as always awesome!

Amazing drummer amazing band.

@wolfganglennartz1986

Жыл бұрын

What is his name?

Wow! What a solo by Hiromi! She has CHOPS!! 22-25 mins, she rocks it!

At 1.12.52, the intro played by Stanley is the beginning of the solo guitar played by Jeff Beck on "Good bye Porky pie Hat". Album : "Wired", I think. Amazing musiciens.

I saw them perform in Philly and even got a photo with Hiromi and Stanley Clarke! They're real cool people.. Sister snagged my photo but I got the memories..

Otherworldly GOOD. What a find! Thanks for uploading this magic!

@JazzCubePlus

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening! Keep following to our channel!

Я обожаю Ваше исполнение.Хироми Вы круто!!!

There's only one word to describe this: FANTASTIC!!!

I had not actually seen Stanley played since his first solo album during the 70s, this was a nice treat for me to look at all those years while listening to his more mature work

Improvisational Masters!👍☺️❤✌

Hiromi looks like she is having too much fun.

@Astro-X

7 жыл бұрын

she pleasured herself good...

@alemapretsof

6 жыл бұрын

Hahahahahahahaha...

@drjukebox

6 жыл бұрын

always

@user-df7gx7mt1g

4 жыл бұрын

T Krow she always does) saw her 2times in Moscow, with Clark and solo ;)

Amazing performance !!!

keep coming back to this one

What an awesome band! Fabulously Jazztastic!

Very very likeable, colorful and mesmerizing. Such great master musicians gathered. Enjoyed this journey.

Hiromi has such a huge stage presence. What a fantastic quartet all around though.

excellent conçert merci !!!!

First time I ever saw those drum sticks. Great contemplative music. The kind you can take a journey in.

yes the artist's are well connected and in touch of there music

Excellent performance by top-level musicians!

STANLEY!

すばらしい！great! I really enjoyed! ありがとう（thank you)

Beatifull music!!! 😀. Great apllause!!! 👏. Fan Jazzu from Poland!!! 🇵🇱 🎷 🎸 🎺 🎻 🎹 🎶

Fantastic concert!

Masterful bass solo. Very feeling and percussive.

Un placer.... increíbles músicos..... gracias

Throwing in 'No Mystery' was a real treat!

I thought I had heard the artistry of the double bass, I was wrong, I figure you pause to keep the frets from bursting in flames 🔥

It is NOTHING like hear musicans with true God given talent during what they love to do. Truely amazing!