0:18 14:43 Alte Ego(James Williams) 18:20 29:49 Passion Dance(McCoy Tyner) 30:33 41:54 I Have a Dream(Herbie Hancock) / Blue In Green(Bill Evans) 45:09 49:46 Dienda(Kenny Kirkland) 49:47 1:00:06 Evidence(Thelonious Monk)/ Silly rabbit (Robert Glasper) 1:00:06 1:03:13 J Dillalude(Robert Glasper) 1:04:34 1:14:27 Just Checking It(Robert Glasper)

Glasper, Glasper, Glasper. Pure musical genius! I love Glasper❤❤❤❤❤❤

Love when glasper sits down and his playing just stops sounding like typical glasper and more like just a jazz classic... true marksmanship of a master practiced jazz musician

I got to see this trio on maybe their 1st trip to CA yrs ago at MJF. They were playing the entrance lounge all night, and my buddy and I never made it to the main arena- too enthralled. Thanks for sharing, great to see them at it!

I love Damion Reid 🙏

Whereas the drummer definitely maintains a pretty identifiable sound with more modern influences for sure. Glasper just sits back and blends into the past and future in a timeless sort of way. Beautiful

Not sure why but I've always liked the sound of jazz in a bar vs a big stage

Thank U for sharing 🎶💯👉🏽💚♻️ Beautiful COLLABS w Robert Glasper & crew. I so remember sitting in the audience, enjoying his sets. I missed this recent performance at the Blue Note NYC. I LOVE GLASPER'S projects / creative vision. 🎶 Tree-nj-usa 🌱

I feel ya, Robert Glasper

My brotha, come to Texas...

I went to the Rob + Nora show, which was great, but wish I had hit this one also.

Robert failed to mention the title of the opening song "Alter Ego", and didn't give the writer/pianist, the late James Williams his props.

Black Radio 123, The Experiment...etc...that's all good and cool and such. But this is what I'm talking about if you please.

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interestingly, the first song seems like a kind of version of 500 Miles, by Chico Korea. Has anyone else thought about this?

Venice after the Crusades