Red Hot Jazz (no steel, no guitar, and no country music)

Donny Hinson · Post by **Donny Hinson** » 26 Jul 2023 4:29 pm

Every once in awhile, you hear something that makes you want to give up music, sell your instruments, and take up goat farming.

This one 'bout did it for me; a totally insane version of the old 1918 jazz standard "After You've Gone".
(These guys are from another planet

)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfBb7XtIHwY&t=0s

Slim Heilpern · Post by **Slim Heilpern** » 27 Jul 2023 6:09 am

Indeed, the combination of the Emmet Cohen trio and Patrick Bartley always delivers. Hours more of them to enjoy on Emmet's YouTube channel. Amazing players who always have a great time while playing at an insane level.

- Slim

Ian Rae · Post by **Ian Rae** » 28 Jul 2023 4:08 am

I though I pretty much knew what a saxophone is capable of - so I was wrong! As for the piano, it's now more of a mystery than it was already

Brooks Montgomery · Post by **Brooks Montgomery** » 28 Jul 2023 7:58 am

Holy crap, that was so awesome!

Tucker Jackson · Post by **Tucker Jackson** » 28 Jul 2023 1:21 pm

Well. My. They really get cranked up there at the end.

That was hotter than a Phoenix sidewalk in August.

Dana Blodgett · Post by **Dana Blodgett** » 28 Jul 2023 2:22 pm

Above and beyond proficient, reminds me of a Monterey Jazz Festival I went to about 10 years ago, where the best musician there was a TUBA player…just blew me away!
I can appreciate the comment about the Phoenix sidewalk
I’ve been playin’ too long to stop now,