'Squatty Roo' w/ Emmet Cohen & James Morrison

"Squatty Roo"

Emmet Cohen - Piano
James Morrison - Trombone
Philip Norris - Bass
Joe Farnsworth - Drums

[reisserjean-michelakabeeth]

Ray Brown's arrangement, inspired by his father who used to play this intro all the time at the piano when he was a kid.

[TracksWithDax]

Philip Norris is SOMETHING ELSE!! That solo is insane!!

[harrymiller]

Takes me back. Johnny Hodges with Duke Ellington. Well I am 86

[ochuki]

Knock out performance! Killing it with the solos.

[Profartiste]

What an incredible trumpet player !
I saw many videos of him with all kind of bands or big bands... he can play anything.

[legadenisenko]

I get a kick out of their game. You are incredible musicians!!!

[anthonywinkler]

Great arrangement of one of my Favories, great work all of you!🎼🥁🕊

[vitamuir]

So great to hear you with James Morrison. What a performance!

[danyelnicholas]

What lovely cornet blowing! Reminiscent of Nat Adderley and Thad Jones, two of my favourite musicians in history. Great rhythm, in both senses, changes and unchanging.

[williamroe]

this tune has been stuck in my head for days now why have you done this to me
but in all seriousness, this is such a good performance

[charliearavena]

EC3 ..Real x Real...Real music..Real MUSICIAN's !!!

[dianajarrett-harris]

We sydney musicians from the old days know that JAMES MORRISON IS AUSTRAILIA'S MOST BRILLIANT TOP MUSICIAN IN AUSTRALIA...I keep seeing these great bass players in your house are they all New yorkers...I'm speechless. Can't beat them. Play on.

[charmallow]

In the credits it's saying he plays trombone ? Anyway great song can't get enough of it

[josiah]

2:53 is one of those mysterious in sync moments - anybody know where this was set up??

[gtgaxiola]

That's a weird Trombone... according to the Video Description 😅

[rafaelgarcia-suarez]

What’s this horn??? Some kind of b-flat cornet??

[danyelnicholas]

After yet another earth shattering piano solo a bass solo that used the theme (which most horns can‘t handle) for developing variations! Unbelievable…

[ianlambert]

Er- Trombone? Really? It looks more like a flugelhorn.