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Summary: good hot licks
Review: I was kind of new to Chick Corea. After seeing this dvd, I easily became a fan of his. I don't know what kind of jazz he is playing. Free jazz? Or cool jazz? I hope someone can tell me. The important thing is that I could really feel "free" when I saw/heard him playing. Particularly, I did enjoy "Bud Powell" accompanied(?) by vocal and "Oblivion" which features a conversation between drums and piano.This dvd contains two concerts performed in Japan and Germany in 1996. The former was shot in full screen format and the latter in widescreen letterbox(1.85:1). The technical quality is good. The sound(PCM stereo) is a bit weak but clean and clear.
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Summary: I feel free....
Review: I was kind of new to Chick Corea. After seeing this dvd, I easily became a fan of his. I don't know what kind of jazz he is playing. Free jazz? Or cool jazz? I hope someone can tell me. The important thing is that I could really feel "free" when I saw/heard him playing. Particularly, I did enjoy "Bud Powell" accompanied(?) by vocal and "Oblivion" which features a conversation between drums and piano. This dvd contains two concerts performed in Japan and Germany in 1996. The former was shot in full screen format and the latter in widescreen letterbox(1.85:1). The technical quality is good. The sound(PCM stereo) is a bit weak but clean and clear.
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Summary: A Jazz Lovers Essential
Review: This is an essential to all Jazz Collectors. It is one thing to listen to a CD, but to see Chick Corea, Kenny Garrett, and Joshua Redman perform is truly an experience. The skills of these men are truly shown in this performance. From Kenny's long winded solos to Joshua's smooth transitions, this is a jazz lovers feast.
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Summary: A Jazz Lovers Essential
Review: This is an essential to all Jazz Collectors. It is one thing to listen to a CD, but to see Chick Corea, Kenny Garrett, and Joshua Redman perform is truly an experience. The skills of these men are truly shown in this performance. From Kenny's long winded solos to Joshua's smooth transitions, this is a jazz lovers feast.
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Summary: good hot licks
Review: This is my first time to see Chick Corea in action. This is a fine DVD of 2 of his performances. (Note that, while the DVD's quality is not exceptional, the video quality is good and the sound quality is also good.) The second set is especially noteworthy for Joshua Redman's fine performance. Overall, all of the musicians give first rate performances. If you like jazz, this is a quite pleasing way to spend $20.
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Summary: It's a must see!!!
Review: This is the first time I saw Chick Corea playing live when I purchased the DVD. The project is a tribute to one of Chick Corea's heroes, Bud Powell. This album is a good introduction to Bud Powell's composition if you never heard him before.
Featuring young jazz musicians (except Chick himself and the drummer, Roy Haynes) such as Wallace Roney (who sounds like Miles Davis), Joshua Redman, Kenny Garrett (the real Kenny G).
I'm amazed to see Roy Haynes can play drums like that, he's more than 70 years old!! Watch when he and Chick trading solos!
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