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Great version of Beirut, Darryl Jones the bassist for rolling stones. Also love steps ahead @the queen Mary jazz festival 1986 California, is even crazier vibraphone madness with Chuck loeb on Roland synth guitar and the bassist of weather report, victory bailey. RIP

His phrasing is nuts

thank you for posting, i'm happy to hear this!!

BRAVOOO, BRAVISSIMOO Thankyou Tim!

10 seconds in and instantly recognised that solo from a brilliant ‘Steps Ahead’ vinyl album I bought in the 80s. Breckers playing of ‘In a Sentimental mood’ on that album is sublime. Thanks for the upload 👍

Great analysis Tim. Your are amazing.

Always a double bitchin lesson 🎉 thank you so very much ❤️ love you Tim hope you are well God loves you deeply shalom 🤗🐼♥️✝️💐 Philippians 4:8

thx so much for the lesson, here a guitarist tryng to put on the fretboard all those concepts, thanks bro

my vibes teacher told me Mike Mainieri was his favorite player so i’ve been meaning to start learning some of his work. this is a rlly good place for me to start, thank you so much for making this video.

Thank you very much !!!!

Tim, you are the best... Thank you sooooo soooo much for your effortless work!

I love Tim’s videos: fun, clear, and fascinating. When he implies a dominant chord a tritone up (Ab), is he putting that tension towards the end of four bar phrases to create resolutions back to D7 in rhythmically strong places? Also, doesn’t playing an altered D7 make your ear want to hear a resolution to, say, G or Db?

You might like this guy if you've never heard of him Tubby Hayes, a Brit, close friend of fellow Brit Vic Feldman. Although he was primarily a Sax player, he played Vibes and Flute too. Part Two - ua-cam.com/video/IB3GgOiaTww/v-deo.html Part One - ua-cam.com/video/5QHmTu451gM/v-deo.html

I suggest you listen to Andre Previn (Classical Musician and Conductor of high repute, child prodigy and Film composer) when he says, "Most Classical musicians are just Parrots who wouldn't know where to even start playing Jazz, yet their arrogance is such that they sincerely believe that they could learn to play it in an afternoon, this is because they have very poor timing and usually can't play anything by ear at all". Classical musicians are not musicians at all, merely repeaters. Jazz is so sophisticated, Classical "musicians" don't even hear what's going on.

Vic Feldman was a Virtuoso on way more than just three instruments. He was a Brit whose family moved to America, his Dad owned Feldman's music store in New York so he had access to virtually every instrument to learn. He was a big influence on so many artists, but he had a great Friend in fellow Brit Tubby Hayes. Part 2 ua-cam.com/video/IB3GgOiaTww/v-deo.html Part 1 ua-cam.com/video/5QHmTu451gM/v-deo.html

I'm recently getting to play piano and i struggle finding voicings to play and not just jump from root voicing to root voicing. Thanks for the exercise!

Cepeda was adored in San Francisco as the first Giants star not inherited from New York. Perhaps one of the most enduring manifestations of the love San Francisco had for the Baby Bull is song recorded by the legendary Cal Tjader Quintet (Tjader on vibes, Cuba's Mongo Santamaria on congas, Al McKibbon on bass, Vince Guaraldi #CharlieBrownXmas on piano, and Cepeda's compatriot Willie Bobo on timbales) while they were fixtures at SF's Black Hawk jazz night club: "Viva Cepeda" 1:17 ua-cam.com/video/-TyLPMc9fks/v-deo.htmlsi=GPQIOefui4LO4miB Orlando Cepeda, ibae

Wonderfull 🎉

Dudes if you want to learn jazz rhythm there is only one Source Diz and Bird They were the fountain of this music And still are No metronomes were used Take it from one with experience make an exhaustive study of Mike Longo Rhythmic nature of jazz His 4 CD ( or downloadable now since tech has moved forward ) set It’s a perverse quality of humans. To miss the obvious Eg Bach Had to be rediscovered Study From this course No one else knows rhythm like Mike. dizzy’s close friend and sideman Forget metronome nonsense - which originated with Lenny Tristano. Unless you like Lenny ! Most will ignore this but be wise As Mike taught - there is WHAT you play. And more significantly HOW you play it Pablo Casals indirectly supports this when he says “The heart of the melody can never be put down on paper.” Pablo was a giant of his era HOW you play cannot be notated

Muy didáctico! Gracias

1:18 singing Eb instead of D there... How effective is this technique? 😂

Thank you for the video analyzing the solo. And thank you for sharing your knowledge. Cal Tjader and Milt Jackson were my heroes, when as a student I got interested in playing Vibes. I went to see Milt Jackson and Ray Brown at the Keystone Korner in San Francisco, a very intimate Jazz club and I was blown away by Milt's playing - great music and great solos coming out effortlessly through his mallets - non stop!!

Sounds very good! You killed it on the Vibes solo. Would've loved to hear a piano solo instead of the timbales.

2:13 commenting so i can learn the melody with my guitar later on. 😊 thanks for this analysis and lesson!!!

The link says it doesn’t seem to exist, could we get a new link?

You are a beast on that Vibraphone! Thanks for the tips, I think I like the spaced pair best. On the ribbon mics, you could hear the percussive sound of the mallets but the over tones disappeared.

Tito Puente es una eminencia, esto es música

It's the shapes that are important, regardless the intellectual description. If you know the Ebmaj7#11 shape, this is easy to transpose to different keys. The shape frees you from thinking. so, the interval C to Eb is a minor 3rd. For F Blues, F goes to Ab, Using Abmaj7#11 shape for soloing over the F-7 , works on F7 too.

Just like to say that I have the album "Times out of mind" I bought it years ago, it has a green sleeve. Great playing.

Night lesson but where is the C section of this tune?

Great, smart and brillant video

My Innovative 251s have served me well firc20 years or so. Most of my Innovative mail it don’t stay wrapped that long but I just really like the sound of Innovative. You know because I endorse them they always give me a custom shaft I like the 10 mm shafts, so yeah, I like the 251. There’s another red, Innovative Mallet I use a lot and I can’t think of it at the moment and I’m too lazy to go downstairs to tell you, maybe it’ll come up in your film if I continue to watch it….i always enjoy watching your films. Thanks Tim!

Wonderful!

Do you have any videos regarding mallet dampening?

wow! 👌

hey Tim. I've been watching your videos for long time. really enjoy your playing. very great sound on Vibes. I am jazz drummer now but I really wanna start to learn vibes haha. could you give me any advice for buying a vibes? I know it's not cheap to buy one? your vibe sounds very nice (of course by your playing!!) but I think its not cheap right? any recommendation for beginners? not really expensive but sounds kind good? thanks !!

afaik Miles Davis had never recorded Nardis himself. Unless there's a rare live recording or something like that, but I couldn't find any information online. Therefore the information at 0:22 is not ture.

Tim Collins is an incredible musician and improviser. I would like, to play with you at some point in time.

A pleasure to listen and enjoy your music, thanks!!

Love it

Wonderful lesson

Man! So short, so aproachable, so effective! Great Lesson, Thank you so much! Subbed!

"I'm gonna shut up now".....then proceeds to melt my brain with that solo. Loved it haha

Great tribute. I first heard Eddie on an Oscar Pettiford album, "Discoveries" which I bought in 1988. There's a piano trio version of Taking A Chance On Love which is just fantastic. His playing has lyricism, soul and swing and sounds totally unique.

Your awesomeness 😮😊

Mighty timeless! Had this dream that a giant gong vibration cured or insinuated cancer cells for all around it than ur chanel popped up for fantastic vibes

Great job on every instrument, amazing on vibes. You are really versatile.

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Maaan, this is one of the best lessons of what scales to play with chords I’ve learned yet!! Thanks so much for sharing!! 😎👍🎉

Maaan, this is one of the best lessons of what scales to play with chords I’ve learned yet!! Thanks so much for sharing!! 😎👍