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Herbie Hancock, Dave Holland, Dejohnette
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So, Holland was only 11 when he gigged with Miles?xolin said:Just saw 'em...AMAZING..in DB forum because Holland is DB, but he USED to play BG (when he was 11)...
Happenin'.
There is a DVD of Hancock-Holland-DeJohnette-Metheny out there...sooner or later, I probably need to pick that one up.
lol...JimK said:So, Holland was only 11 when he gigged with Miles?
Happenin'.
There is a DVD of Hancock-Holland-DeJohnette-Metheny out there...sooner or later, I probably need to pick that one up.
ive got a video taped from japanese tv of the new standard band and its killer. ive only seen herbie live during the headhunters reunion tour and i would have loved to see that group anong with brecker and scofield.
The 'New Standards' tour band was Herbie, Dave Holland, John Scofield, Michael Brecker, Jack DeJohnette, and Don Alias, right?
I saw one of their concerts last year on 'the Performance Channel' over here. Dave Holland played upright throughtout, but strapped on a 4-string electric bass for the last piece, a reworking of a Prince song.
I saw one of their concerts last year on 'the Performance Channel' over here. Dave Holland played upright throughtout, but strapped on a 4-string electric bass for the last piece, a reworking of a Prince song.
yup, might have been the same show. i cant remember if its the last song or not, but he does play that mtd acoustic bass guitar.David Benyahia said:
I caught the Boston show (last of the four they were doing...four shows is a tour?). I enjoyed it thoroughly.
DeJohnette had a much lighter approach than I was expecting. He's worked with Dave for years but I had never seen them together, a real treat.
Dave seriously funked up Canteloupe Island. Man I can't play like that on EBG, let along DB!
DeJohnette had a much lighter approach than I was expecting. He's worked with Dave for years but I had never seen them together, a real treat.
Dave seriously funked up Canteloupe Island. Man I can't play like that on EBG, let along DB!
brianrost said:
Yeah, that's what I thought, too! It'snot hard to funk it up but his solo was cool. I still loved his you got it bad bop solo more.
Also, Herbie's solo on you got it bad was one of the best things I've ever seen
Just an incredible display!If you get a chance to see Herbie live, take it.
On a tangent...to the fans of the Dave Holland Quintet-
I stumbled over to the Jazz drummer/guru's house in my hood...he informed me that Billy Kilson is out(took a gig with Bob James) & local Chesapeake boy Nate Smith is now drumming for Holland.
Damn...where have I been?!
I stumbled over to the Jazz drummer/guru's house in my hood...he informed me that Billy Kilson is out(took a gig with Bob James) & local Chesapeake boy Nate Smith is now drumming for Holland.
Damn...where have I been?!
