En video jeg havde glædet mig til at se, men for en dårlig kvalitet. Uskarp og hoppende/hakkende, men jeg så den :)

It took me a minute to see the connection to Soul Eyes!

A jazz genius and genius composition immortal of all time

Gattaca brought me here

One of the best songs ever. And one of the best voices

Yesss ,great Music Sorry , thats nice .. I love DJ'S ...BUT? Thats real Music and great. WISHES FROM AUSTRIA 🇦🇹

Just great!

Have listened to this many times as I never get tired of the way the instruments curl around each other. All perfect, all effervescent and audibly of importance in the piece. Thanks so much to the uploader. One small point, though, are other people hearing a small glitch about 3:11 or is it my overloaded PC causing this?

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I live in England, UK. I recall buying this album appx 1959. Album was entitled : Getz meets Mulligan in HI-FI. Anyway, Peace to all.

My absolut favorite Herbie tune. Most be played at my funeral❤

Jeg var der selv. En vidunderlig aften. Jeg skulle til eksamen i kemi dagen efter, men valgte heldigvis at høre Edmund Hall i stedet for at repetere.

PRIVILEGED TO SEE HIM WITH LOUIS

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Les 2 soleils du jazz cool. Mulligan et Getz. J’écoute ce morceau depuis 40 ans et si je joue du saxo ténor c’est à cause de ce dialogue parfait. Gratitude éternelle.

i can sing every note of herbie's rhoads-solo - this is how much i love this track :D

Ça lève le cul de la chaise !

Genio del clarinete es el único que hace hablar con sus notas limpias y claras al instrumento lastima que es muy poco recordado ❤

BravoooooO !!!!!

Absolutely love this, not only great music but brings memories alive; especially as Sandy Brown was playing at my very first visit to a London Jazz Club when I was 18 years old. Marvellous.

The line-up stated above is largely INCORRECT! Recorded on 5 March 1957, I have a W/L test pressing for the first Pye Nixa release from which 'Go Ghana' originates. The paper sleeve is annotated as follows: Sandy Brown (clt), Al Fairweather (tpt), Jeremy French (trmb), William 'Diz' Disley (gtr/bjo), Ian Armit (pno), Tim Mahn (dbl bs) and Graham Burbidge (dr).

More funky that i can imagine🤣

Ни хуя в этой жизни ,говорят драться , сомневюся

Тоже Джерри

Tim’s gaming

Tim’s gaming

beautiful song!

This rearrangement is brilliant and is one of the Best I can recall, haven listened to others interpretations.... of a somewhat standard taken from a beautiful Gershwin classic...

Vielen Dank! Ich habe die beiden Musiker bei den Berliner Jazztagen in der Philharmonie als Student gesehen. Thank you - you made my day!

Фантастические синкопы в духе Б.Гудмена. Спасибо за память о гиганте джаза...

Me encanta este clarinetista. En "The great Chicago concert" (Armstrong) hace un solo muy bueno. ¿Alguien sabe si hay alguna filmación de ese concierto?

Para mí después de Benny Goodman es el mejor.

Transcribed solos Acker Bilk & Terry Lightfoot: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n7OVi8p-mrSzpqc.html - Hiawatha Rag, clarinet duo

By THE way, this is recorded in Copenhagen 1966,just to month before Ed Hall passed away in his home in America. Only on recorded.

Mo Umansky banjo ? No banjo audible.

🟪 WoW - top work! 🟪 🤍

The best black pipe!

It's ridiculous to post random silent films of these greats playing, superimposed on the recorded music. This is a good performance but a second rate video.

Finger Funk! Brutal...

I Dont think there is any video for the concerts at the Cafe Montmartre!

This video is from the concert with the Quartet in Germany!!!

Dejligt !!

Even though I wasn’t alive in the 50s I can still really connect with this sound and the two of them playing together is truly magical

I do not not remember any albums I have listened to over the years that I have enjoyed in their entirety that I have enjoyed as much as this one!

dee da deeeeeeeeee!

mikehogh remember me we were in a very bad band Citizen Spike something, 60 years back .

This was his last concert before he pass, remarkable!!!

His mother was Scottish. She was my great aunt Minnie. He started playing on a bagpipe chanter.