We have common ground there

Yeah, I thought there was something missing ...

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Yeah man Kai Winding was amazing. Hes super underrated for what he did for jazz

@@icemann6017 he most certainly was underrated. Splendid player.

There's a DVD of a concert in Copenhagen 1971 called (of all things) "Giants Of Jazz Copenhagen 1971", released in 2009. Happy hunting; I myself am right now trying to track down a copy.

You should check out the documentry ,,straight no chaser,, , produced by clint eastwood.

@@marcelsperner8486 will do! Thanks for the tip

Blakey’s image changed a lot over the years. At some point in his career became a devout muslim (as did quite a few jazzers) and adopted a muslim name, although he didn’t try to change his name professionally. I guess this might have had an influence on his hair style snd dress sense in later life!

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I had the pleasure of working with the bass player Al McKibbon in1994 in Pasadena /near LosAngeles in1994 . What a super gentleman. Al bought an incredible bass violin which had a lion curved into the top scroll piece of the bass . I played Sax with a guitarist ,as part of a grand opening of the Target Store on Colorado Blvd. At Hudson Ave. I wish I had a picture of that gig , Al was a blast to perform with

@@geminisax6115 ...I lived in Pasadena for eight years.

If you like that solo you should also check out Ali & Frazier with Oscar Peterson and Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen. .

Or second to last, my favorite solos are the trumpet and bass/ Gillespie and McKibbon solos

Saw him at the Boojum Tree in Phoenix just a couple of years after this was recorded. Hearing jazz live is the way to go, for sure.

I was lucky enough to see him in mid 80's at a Jacksonville Jazz Festival, best one ever in my opinion. Always wanted a trumpet like his.

David Nelms His trumpet sure is cool. Don't see people with trumpets like that often anymore, though Christian Scott is a great player who uses a "bent" trumpet

My younger brother recently passed and l used to love when he told the story of meeting Diz in passing at our Jazz Fest. Mr. Gillespie was cool, regular and funny 😄😄 They ending with a high FIVE.

Remembered Monk giving a solo rendition of Ruby My Dear. At one point he spaced out for over a minute, not a note struck. The audience was getting restless. Dizzy came back on sage, gave him a nudge, and Monk continued. He wasn't too well.

That's interesting; I saw them in Melbourne and the solo player was Jaki Byard