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4 Comments:

03/16/2009
7:10 pm

Mark Steven

Brian, this is another great post. I’m glad I found your blog, as it seems that you’re writing about stuff that I often think about.

This particular post reminded me of when we were lucky enough recently to have Herbie Hancock grace our shores. I was totally amazed – one particular piece he played was so emotionally intense, you know, one of those ones where you are literally on another plane as a musician, where the whole world around you seems to have vanished – you could just tell by his body language, mannerisms, and the music that was flowing forth that he was right in the zone. This was even to the point where the whole band stopped and he was still playing individual notes on the piano (just the right ones, and with huge feeling and emotion), he hit the last note and let it ring until it fell silent – and then he stood up and addressed the audience like nothing had ever happened. This was like an insane personality switch from one zone to the next – I’ll never forget it.

I know that as a performer I would find it quite difficult to do this. I put quite a lot of emotion into my playing, and because of this, it’s lucky that I don’t often have to address the audience – I don’t know if I could get myself out of that zone quick enough to say anything other than an incoherent ramble . . . hehe!

Again, great stuff Brian
03/16/2009
7:18 pm

Brian Casel

Mark – thanks for the kind words and the great story! It’s truly amazing when you see masters like Herbie show the rest of us how it’s done.

Cheers
03/16/2009
7:23 pm

Mark Steven

Yeah, but I would also hasten to add that the highlight of that show for me, was Vinnie Colaiuta . . . I kept having to remind myself that I was there to see Herbie . . . but Vinnie was just awesome! Hehe!
08/28/2010
3:54 pm

suze

beside the usual how you feelin, everybody sing now etc. comment on stuff on the night. eg, last i was at, there was this girl with a massive black quiff on her boyfriend’s shoulders. the singer yelled out at one point, “nice f-ing quiff, love!” got a good reaction. the venue was a square outside this posh apartment block, and all the residents were out on their balconies enjoying the night for free. the next band was kids in glass houses and their guy commented on “you rich people soaking up the music for free, while all these middle-of-the-tax-bracket types on front of me bought tickets…” which was funny. awesome night.