Zakir Hussain and Dave Holland: Crosscurrents | JAZZ NIGHT IN AMERICA
Hear the radio episode: https://n.pr/2K3ZpgR
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by NATE CHINEN
Virtuosity — of a dazzling, ebullient, yet altogether generous sort — might be the most obvious bridge between David Holland and Zakir Hussain. But there's also a deep cultural foundation behind their musical dialogue, which forms the beating heart of a project called Crosscurrents.
Hussain, a peerless master of the Indian tabla, and Holland, an English-born bassist of sterling jazz renown, were both shaped in some way by the 1960s, a decade of awakening and convergence. In this episode of Jazz Night in America, we'll explore the influence of Indian music on the jazz and rock scenes of that era — as well as the less familiar story of jazz's influence on the subcontinent, embodied by musicians like pianist and composer Louiz Banks.
We'll hear music from a recent Jazz at Lincoln Center concert led by Hussain and Holland. Crosscurrents also features Banks, his son, drummer Gino Banks, along with acclaimed American saxophonist and flutist Chris Potter, Bollywood vocal star Shankar Mahadevan and Mumbai-based jazz guitarist Sanjay Divecha. We'll also get some valuable outside perspective from percussionist Sameer Gupta and other musicians in Brooklyn Raga Massive, which pursues a similar form of thrumming exchange.
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This set was recorded at Jazz at Lincoln Center's Rose Hall on May 5th, 2018 in New York City.
SET LIST
3:28 - "Radhe Rani"
15:06 - "Hope"
26:06 - "Shadows"
37:08 - "Rama Rama"
57:56 - "Doors"
1:13:40 - "Solace"
1:20:40 - "Finding The Light"
1:29:00 - "Encounter / Breathless"
MUSICIANS
Zakir Hussain (tabla)
Dave Holland (bass)
Shankar Mahadevan (voice)
Chris Potter (saxophone)
Sanjay Divecha (guitar)
Louiz Banks (piano)
Gino Banks (drums)
Thumbnail photography by Lawrence Sumulong for Jazz at Lincoln Center.
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No words enough to describe these moments
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typical brindavan sarangi touch.
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Turbo каеф!!) All of 'em are crazy
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Grane
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Music connects...because we are never separated.
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Tabla tuned to the fifth instead of the root. Very cool!
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Like World prayer, this is world music.
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सबसे कम सराहा गया प्रदर्शन गीनो बैंकों का था |
बहुत शानदार!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing !
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This is Hindustani fusion. How do you call it jazz?
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Whow, Shankar Mahadevan is new for me. That voice is so effortless and warm, he wanders the spectrum so lightfooted and stays completely crystalclear on point, pure joy! The whole ensemble fits wonderfully together.
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Brilliant! Brilliant!!
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Absolutely marvelous musicians, all of them.
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Chris Potter 😭🙏
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Fantastic.
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thank you for the ad free music video 'Jazz Night in America". Hats's off to these legends 🙏🙏🙏
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As an Indian studying jazz in Europe, this is the most interesting thing to me.....Both Shankar and Chris are saying the same thing (musically) while staying real close to their own roots and using different approaches, it's like they're speaking their own separate languages but they're understanding each other and agreeing on a common point, it's the most fascinating thing!
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❤😮❤❤😮.Zakir. Hussein liige så god. Som sin far. MEN. ALlLA RaKHA VAR. SJOVERE. ?
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GRANDIOSO, Gracias creador de la vida, por darnos estos regalos.
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This is great stuff. Folks might also enjoy pieces by early Oregon, when Collin Walcott was their sitarist/tablist (from about 1970-1984). Walcott studied with Hussain's father on tabla (and Ravi Shankar on sitar). After Walcott's death in '84, they worked with another great tabla player, Trilok Gurtu. With compositions primarily by Ralph Towner, they're less overtly Indian in their styling, but there's clearly a strong cross-cultural interplay there. Kind of wish they'd been mentioned in that discussion of jazz and Indian music!
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Thanks for this beautiful concert! 3rd time watching!
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Radhey radhey
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I'm a white patty who likes Indian Jazz.
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I have cited this video in one of my research articles. Thanks for uploading.
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Tabla infinity
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If you listening today. You got a great taste in music.
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Super concierto bellísimo saludos de Centro América
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Thanks for uploading ... Namaste.. 🙏 Please raise the volume when other music ( base guitar / tabala ) playing... Equal should be there... base cant hear when sax is playing...
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राधे राधे!
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I think the music's distracting everybody from the awesomeness of Shankar Mahadevan's dragonfly vest.
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OMG. What did I just watch (and rewatch)? Incredibly skilled Maestros, all of them. This will be on repeat play in my home.
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Music knows no boundaries! 😘
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jesus what a singer
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Musical magic...
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Wow
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Love love love this!
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No words
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This is so much more amazing than I was prepared for.
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Tremendo!!!
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Chris Potter you are the best jazz improviser I've encountered for decades! A great artist!
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