The first time I performed at the Montreal Jazz Fest was 1996. The band back then was Mario Melo, Bill Katsiutas, Blake Manning, and Andrés Morales. We were playing at a little club called Le Spectrum en Haute. We played every night for two weeks straight. The first night I was a little nervous, as the place was mostly empty. But by the second night word had gotten out, and the club was standing room only. By the end of the first week the line to get in was two blocks long. Thus began my love af
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The first time I performed at the Montreal Jazz Fest was 1996. The band back then was Mario Melo, Bill Katsiutas, Blake Manning, and Andrés Morales. We were playing at a little club called Le Spectrum en Haute. We played every night for two weeks straight. The first night I was a little nervous, as the place was mostly empty. But by the second night word had gotten out, and the club was standing room only. By the end of the first week the line to get in was two blocks long. Thus began my love af
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This week I am sharing Matisse the Cat captured in concert at the 2007 Montreal International Jazz Festival. For me, Montréal audiences have a special live energy that is difficult to describe and best experienced. I am really looking forward to returning there to perform again when we can. Joining me on this one are Mark Maclean and Art Avalos killing it on drums and percussion, Dominique Soulard, Nic Hernandez, Chris Church, Nancy Cardwell, and Ilse Gudino. Thanks for watching | Jesse Cook
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This week I am sharing Matisse the Cat captured in concert at the 2007 Montreal International Jazz Festival. For me, Montréal audiences have a special live energy that is difficult to describe and best experienced. I am really looking forward to returning there to perform again when we can. Joining me on this one are Mark Maclean and Art Avalos killing it on drums and percussion, Dominique Soulard, Nic Hernandez, Chris Church, Nancy Cardwell, and Ilse Gudino. Thanks for watching | Jesse Cook
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Beloved (Live)
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Jesse Cook - One Night at the Metropolis in Montreal 2007 ( Full Concert)
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Jesse Cook - One Night at the Metropolis in Montreal 2007 ( Full Concert)
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Jesse Cook - Rattle and Burn Live
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This week I share the finale from the 2007 Montreal International Jazz Festival ‘s performance at Metropolis: Mario Takes a Walk For me, Montréal audiences have a special live energy that is difficult to describe and best experienced, and this song certainly captures some of that magic. On guitars are Nic Hernandez, and Dominque Soulard, with Chris Church on violin as well as Mark Maclean on drums and Art Avalos on percussion and cajon. Joining me and the band on this one are Toronto’s Samba Squ
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This week I share the finale from the 2007 Montreal International Jazz Festival ‘s performance at Metropolis: Mario Takes a Walk For me, Montréal audiences have a special live energy that is difficult to describe and best experienced, and this song certainly captures some of that magic. On guitars are Nic Hernandez, and Dominque Soulard, with Chris Church on violin as well as Mark Maclean on drums and Art Avalos on percussion and cajon. Joining me and the band on this one are Toronto’s Samba Squ
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Jesse Cook - Rain (Live at The Metropolis, Montreal, Canada)
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Jesse Cook - Rain (Live at The Metropolis, Montreal, Canada)
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Jesse Cook - Mario Takes a Walk (Live at The Metropolis, Montreal, Canada)
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"That’s Right" from my album Vertigo was the very last song from the 2007 Montreal International Jazz Festival ‘s performance at Metropolis. This song originally was a collaboration created when I went down to Lafayette, La., and recorded with Buckwheat Zydeco. For me, the question has always been: Where did you go? Where did you take your guitar?” On rhythm guitars are Dominque Soulard and Nic Hernandez with Collin Barrett on bass, Chris Church on violin as well as Mark Maclean on drums and Art
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Fragile - Jesse Cook, Sophie Milman
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This unique segment - filmed at the 2007 Montreal International Jazz Festival - features a cover of Crowded House’s classic, Fall at Your Feet - a song that has become a staple during most of my concerts. Legendary songwriter Ron Sexsmith is the vocalist. On guitars are Nic Hernandez, and Dominque Soulard, with Chris Church on violin as well as Mark Maclean on drums and Art Avalos on percussion and cajon. For me, Montréal audiences have a special live energy that is difficult to describe and bes
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Jesse Cook - Montréal
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Moment LIVE avec Jesse Cook à Montréal 2024 #shorts #concert #jessecook #montrealjazzfest #live
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Jesse Cook (2015-07-03) Maison symphonique de Montréal
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Jesse Cook & Caroline Planté | Rumba Jam Session
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Luna Llena - Jesse Cook
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Jesse Cook performs Tempest live at Massey Hall. The full concert is available on CBC Music's YouTube. | CBC Music
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It always surprises me how, after I finish writing a song, it goes on to live a life of its own. Often that life is more interesting than my own. I wrote this song in 1997 for my album "Vertigo". The original version had Ofra Harnoy's beautiful cello playing on it. Over the years other guitarists have begun to cover the song, reinterpreting it in their own ways, bringing their own styles to it. For a composer like me there is no higher praise than that. This week I revisited the song myself. Her
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Jesse Cook & Caroline Planté | Homebound (Improv)
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Jesse Cook & Philippe Turcotte - Dance of Spring - FIJM 2017
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25 years ago this June, I released a little song called "Tempest", on a record bearing the same name. At the time, I had no idea that it would change my life. 3 weeks ago, I was supposed to begin the "Tempest 25 Tour", one of the biggest tours of my career... a celebration of that record, and the 25 years of music, and touring that followed it. But of course, that tour was postponed. So here I sit at home, like most people in the world, wondering what to do during a pandemic. This video started
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I performed “Alone” on my beloved Conde guitar at the Rose Theatre in Brampton Ontario in May 2012 for my PBS special the following year. I bought this guitar in Madrid years ago from the luthier himself. It is the stradivarius of flamenco guitars. There is something about its tone that is like no other guitar I’ve played. There’s an x-factor. It’s like coffee or tobacco if they could make a sound. - I hope you enjoy this too. I am really looking forward to sharing the experience of concerts wit
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Jesse Cook | Live in Concert DVD (Complete)
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Jesse Cook | Live (part 1)
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Jesse Cook live at Paste Studio ATL
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Live at Massey Hall: Jesse Cook
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Jesse Cook - "Jan. 17th Loop" (Live Improv)
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