Located in the cellar of the Bottling Department at the historic Pearl Brewery, Jazz, TX is open Tuesday through Saturday night. The 3,500 sq. feet space celebrates the full spectrum of South Texas music - Jazz, Blues, Swing, Salsa, and Folk. Many of South Texas' finest musicians, including Doc Watkins himself will perform nightly.
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Jake is great! A World class manager!
Hell yeah
It’s an absolute honor to work under the Facilitator of Good Time
❤️
One of my many favorites to perform, and your ability to feel the classics, is undeniably sensational.
Funny Johnny say “while he was still drinking” in a liquor store.
seen john in 1976 he was playing with the quartet of the foremost italian jazzman then , pianist giorgio gaslini . he was playing a nice holliwood president pink drums with tunable pedal floor tom ( supposing his drums , no service those times ) . I was a teen ager and he has been the first of the great jazz drummer I seen in my life ( ALL them , including Elvin , Max , Art , Tony ... etc ) I remember so vivid his great playing , he is a great master , porobably not so well know international because he always based in New orleans
This was Great. Show's Brian's Commitment and Johnny's Kindness.
he's such a cool dude
Love John V man
Awesome very nice sir
Illuminating
if someone can please tell me the name of the clarinet player, i believe he use to be a tutor for me way back when i was in middle school
Pierre Poree. Unfortunately, he passed away in April of last year. 😟
@@BrantleyCollins1 thank you for telling me, and yes he actually was a saxophone tutor for me back when i was in middle school, he was honestly the best tutor i have ever had
@@andrewhuth5212 I'm not surprised to hear that. I didn't know him well, but he seemed like a great guy, and his performances were magical.
Doc Watkins's demonstrates his skillful playing. Terrific.
Idk about you but Alvarado carried that whole time ong 🤷♀️🤦
Beautiful🤗❤
Brian doesn't play on "River: The Joni Letters" by Hancock, where is an Edith and the Kingpin with Tina Turner, there is a Vinnie Colaiuta on drums.
Saw Brian Blade play with Joshua Redman… and was absolutely blown away to my core!
Great video, however the background music needs to be lowered. It was coming over Jake at times and I found it quite distracting.
that final haha
Very useful information. Music is too much of a distraction. Other than that a good video
Setlist: 0:22 The Slow Burn (Doc Watkins original, feat. Jason "Sax Machine" Galbraith) 12:51 Bags' Groove, a.k.a. Blues in the Key of F (Milt Jackson, feat. Jason "the Gladiator" Galbraith) 22:33 Introduction to and interview with Nik "El Norteño" Ortega, Jazz TX Chef 29:24 Home (Doc Watkins original, feat. Jason "King Kong Ain't Got Nothin' on Me" Galbraith) 41:27 The Sunny Slopes of Long Ago (Doc Watkins original, feat. Jason "James Gandolfini" Galbraith) 48:24 The Bored Game (Doc Gooden vs. Doc "McStuffins" Watkins) 51:14 Things Better Left Unsaid (Doc Watkins original, feat. Jason "Gandalf the Grey" Galbraith) 57:14 Cissy Strut (The Funky Meters, feat. Jason "Iron Eagle" Galbraith) 1:03:36 Brandon "Please never move to LA, Brandon" Guerra goes off
Thanks for the breakdown. You rock. These should be in their posting notes.
Thanks! I should probably do these when I'm NOT drunk, but it's more fun this way.
Awesome show!
Setlist: 0:39 Jazz TX News 3:27 Back at the Chicken Shack (Jimmy Smith) 6:54 The Mother of All Bass Solos 12:20 Autumn Leaves - Carpal Tunnel Mix (music by Joseph Kosma) 16:21 Drum solo by guest drummer Pablo Picasso 19:39 Interview with Level 25 chaotic neutral half-elf bard/bartender Jordan Corney (Part 1) 25:23 Life Lesson with Jordan and Doc: "Don't be an annoying amateur when you drink" 26:49 Unnamed song with Jordan Corney (Django Reinhardt?) 32:14 Interview with Jordan (Part 2) 35:11 Send in the Clowns feat. Doc and only Doc (Stephen Sondheim) - dedicated to Kim 39:53 Clowns get sent in; chaos ensues 41:27 Syndrome (Ellis Marsalis) 46:54 The Bored Game (Scott Baio vs. "a turkey vulture") - another career highlight for Baio 49:45 Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise (music by Sigmund Romberg) 59:19 "Nice Little Swingin' Blues Number" - accurate description 1:03:11 Bass solo, stellar fingersnap accompaniment by Brandon
Setlist: 0:40 Jazz TX News 2:56 There Is No Greater Love, Kick It Up a Notch Mix (music by Isham Jones) 4:47 Aaahhh! 5:51 Aaaaaaahhhhh! 6:31 Bass solo 10:13 Jerry Lee Lewis cameo 12:44 A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square (music by Manning Sherwin) 21:15 Introduction to Jim Waller 21:53 Have You Met Miss Jones? (music by Richard Rodgers) with Jim Waller 26:57 Interview with Jim Waller 30:25 Jim spits some hard facts and causes Doc to have an existential crisis 33:01 "We have our own John Gotti story, but that's for another time." WHAT?! 38:17 Clip from Bucket List: Why Don't You Do Right? 42:00 St. Thomas (Sonny Rollins) with Jim Waller 47:17 The Bored Game (Ryan Gosling vs. "A gosling") - Ouch...sorry, Ryan 50:24 Willow Weep for Me (Ann Ronell) 55:25 Bass solo 58:52 Days of Wine and Roses (Henry Mancini) with Jim Waller
Setlist: 12:30 Jazz TX News 14:32 C Jam Blues (Duke Ellington) 19:05 Drum solo by the lovely and talented Brandon Guerra 22:49 Maiden Voyage (Herbie Hancock) 32:36 Introduction to the lovely and talented Champian Fulton / Interview 40:25 Out of Nowhere (Champian Fulton) 43:00 Interview Part 2 44:43 When I Fall in Love (Victor Young) 49:57 Guest appearance by Yoyo Ma 50:35 Someday My Prince Will Come (Sneezy/Dopey/Bill Evans) / Another Brick in the Wall / 99 Problems 1:01:08 The Bored Game Special Edition! (Doc "Medical Practitioner" Watson vs. Doc "Jim 'The Texas Hammer' Adler" Watkins) 1:03:20 Maskless QAnon cultists storm the stage chanting "Fire Fauci!" 1:05:02 Poinciana (Ahmad Jamal) 1:14:29 Moanin' (Bobby Timmons) - Face Melting Mix 1:18:02 Drum solo by the lovely and talented Brandon Guerra 1:21:08 Chopsticks - Solo encore by Doc In all seriousness, Someday My Prince Will Come was unexpectedly epic. Killer version.
Setlist: 0:40 Jazz TX News 2:46 Night Train (arranged by Oscar Peterson) 5:22 Bass solo 10:03 Up Jumped Spring (Freddie Hubbard) 13:01 Doc plays one wrong note* 13:28 Drum solo 16:16 Introduction to Adam Carrillo 17:08 Canadian Sunset (music by Eddie Heywood) 17:34 Mike lays down a groove so tasty it earns Jazz TX a Michelin star 25:58 Interview with Adam 33:29 One for Daddy-O (Cannonball Adderley) 40:31 The Bored Game (Moby vs. Shaggy) - ZOINKS, MON! 43:28 Over the Rainbow (dedicated to Liz Morales and Gil) 53:16 An unidentified song Doc forgot to name that you've definitely heard before (Ray Charles) 58:31 Drum solo 1:01:08 Thunderstruck feat. special guest Meat Loaf (AC/DC) * Accuracy of setlist not guaranteed
Setlist: 0:24 Jazz TX News 2:51 Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Duke Ellington) 11:09 I Love You (Cole Porter) 17:53 Introduction to John Storie / Interview 21:53 "She was a centaur?" 27:02 East of the Sun and West of the Moon (John Storie solo) 30:27 John Storie interview part 2 35:00 My One and Only Love (music by Guy Wood) 41:47 Go to the Mardi Gras (first performed by Professor Longhair) 45:58 Doc summons Cthulhu 49:55 The Bored Game (Helen of Troy vs. Troy Aikman) 53:40 I Wish You Love ("some composer in France, can't remember which one, but how many can there be, really?") 59:45 Christopher Walken cameo: "I got a fever, and the only prescription is more cowbell!" 1:01:54 After You've Gone (music by Turner Layton) 1:09:01 The piano collapses; Doc earns the nickname "White Chocolate Thunder"
Setlist: 0:40 Jazz TX News 2:42 Blues in F (composer unGoogleable; apparently not Wes Montgomery) 5:04 Doc's brain misfires 9:57 St. James Infirmary (composer unknown) 10:40 The piano audibly moans 17:58 Introduction to Garrett T. Capps / Interview 25:07 Carmelita w/Garett (Warren Zevon) 28:40 Interview with Garrett Part 2 31:05 Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans? (first performed by Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday) 36:23 Pennies from Heaven (music by Arthur Johnston) 37:36 aaaaaaAAH! 42:15 The Bored Game (Larry King vs. King Louis XIV - "Larry King is technically still alive"...oops) 45:24 Honeysuckle Rose (music by Fats Waller) 49:27 Bass solo; Kawhi Leonard's uncle confronts Doc but is immediately Vulcan Nerve Pinched by Caitlyn 52:15 Summertime (George Gershwin) - Hellacious Mix feat. Extreme Talent
Setlist: 0:40 Jazz TX News 3:20 Canadian Sunset (music by Eddie Heywood) 6:06 Mike looks on in stately horror as the piano and drums spontaneously combust 7:58 All of You (Cole Porter) - EPIC 16:45 Introduction to Spencer Day / Interview 30:22 In a Sentimental Mood (Duke Ellington) 38:10 Night Train (Arranged by Oscar Peterson in 1962, retroactively composed by Guns N' Roses in 1986) 45:01 The Bored Game ("A biscuit" vs. Limp Bizkit - predictable result) 48:08 It Had to Be You (music by Isham Jones) 53:48 Take the A Train (Duke Ellington) 56:21 Drum solo; Brandon chugs an entire bottle of Crisco
He's so genuine and spontaneous. nice recording
Brian is the GOAT! Hands down.
Doc Watkins is one class act. Thanks for sharing.
Great Jam!! 🙂 One day I hope to go visit!
This made me smile.
Jazz TX News 0:39 Sweet Georgia Brown (Ben Bernie) aka Harlem Globetrotters theme song 3:26 But Not for Me (George Gershwin) 11:48 Temporary closure announcement, etc 21:32 Corcovado (Antonio Carlos Jobim) 27:53 Fly Me to the Moon (Bart Howard, made famous by Frank Sinatra) 34:45 The Bored Game 39:52 D & E (Oscar Peterson Trio) 43:37 AT&T Center show ticket giveaway 51:56 Over the Rainbow (Harold Arlen) 53:06 Moanin' (Bobby Timmons) 1:05:36
LOVELY PIANO PLAYING.
Killer setlist: Jazz TX News 0:50 Straight, No Chaser (Thelonious Monk) 2:57 Up Jumped Spring (Freddie Hubbard) 12:05 Interview with Collin Shook 19:45 Collin: Let's Cool One (Thelonious Monk) 25:00 Lonnie's Lament (John Coltrane) 30:40 Take the Coltrane (Duke Ellington and John Coltrane) 38:32 The Bored Game 46:00 Body and Soul (everybody and their grandma) 48:28 Caravan (Duke Ellington) 56:35
It’s awesome that you all are still putting out great music for the public to view and listen to. Can’t wait for Jazz Tx to open back up for live shows! Keep it up guys 👍🏼
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The bird's-eye view of the piano keys is a great touch. At the Landing I always used to sit where I could see a bird's-eye reflection of John Sheridan's piano keys and watch him work his magic. I thought San Antonio would never again have a jazz club as great as the Landing and a band as great as Jim Cullum's, but you guys have more than proved me wrong. Bravo!
That was a great show. I love Spencer Day. Doc, you are an incredible piano player!! I really enjoyed this.
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