Studio Jams #57 - 'St. Thomas'

[GlennMichaelThompson]

Interesting how Michael Wolff made a few suggestions to start, like the key, a vamp... without all the changes...etc. Everyone picked up on the ideas and took the tune right out there at times while still being recognizable. Great take!

[sgringo]

Gil Parris' comping ... man, I'm just in awe of the guy.

[JasonBarrettePiano]

What an incredible and inventive version of the song! I haven't really checked out Michael Wolff's stuff before, but you better believe I will now! This type of inventiveness and fun is what jazz is all about! Rock on!

[mehmetkemalulkenciler]

this is pure inspiration and motivation... thanks to every single incredible musician here...

[TroubleinZION]

I love that guy. Michael Wolff is the man!

[davidaronson]

Wow, what a pleasure to listen to. Simply outstanding.

[henrylozada]

Thank God ... I have the sense to listen.... Thank for sharing excellent musical interpretation ... felling expressed by musicians.

[alanjohncurtis]

I really enjoyed these Studio Jam sessions

[DevelopedPond]

Subtle 'G man' reference on the sax solo! :)

[crazyfire]

that drummer was just consistently in the pocket when he needed to be. I actually thought it was a really cool take. B- was an interesting idea too!

[AlexLomaev]

It's a pity that I can't give a plus twice.. ♫ ♫ ♫

[javierdonado]

Saludos del Pianista Javier Donado desde Colombia

[daniwest]

the litle mermaid influence 7:12 hahaha

[nathleflutiste]

So cool. Play it in B minor was interesting.

[georgesnge]

Missing the bass solo! Would have been interesting!

[alexandrawestcott]

Not a tune I usually like but really love to. Trying to steal some of the keyboard parts...ear not good enough

[rembola]

I feel a sudden urge for them to just switch to the chicken (In C) halfway though