Me apasiona el piano🎉y los interpretes del Jazzz❤

"Prologue" (0:00-2:39) [first recording] "Story Line" aka "Re: Person I Knew" (2:40-7:30) [first recorded on the album Moon Beams] "Turn Out the Stars" (7:31-12:28) [first recording] "Epilogue" (12:29-13:09) [first recorded on the album Everybody Digs Bill Evans]

amazing! thanks so much for posting this.

The first time I saw this performance, I really couldn't believe what I was seeing. This band and music is of another world!!!

Cómo pude pasar tanto tiempo sin escuchar a este "mounstro"

Fantastic tune, beautiful played!!

This has to be one of the greatest bands of all time 😮😮

What's the name of the first piece he's playing?

We love you Wayne-RIP.

God bless all the great giants of this liberating art form who have given us their very souls!

So much thanks for putting this concert up it is life affirming!!!!

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Truely incredible!

This is classic jazz

Totally awesome music

A night in Tunisia

I wanted to play my bass with them

I saw these cats in person in Los Angeles jazz clubs except Bobby Timmons was not there but I talked we Lee Morgan. I was in shock

Can it get any better than this? I don’t think so

Totally awesome

Totally awesome

Fantastic

Increíble 🤍

Ogni volta che ascolto questa versione di Yesterdays, rimango INCANTATO ❤ con tutti i suoi rimandi impressionistici❤

Man oh man, Lee Konitz. This is some prime Lee. I used to sing these solos back in college but never transcribed them to the horn - just doing that now and they're masterworks of economy and melody.

He's all gacked up on some down home woop chicken!

First time hearing Mr. Tristano. Amazing.

Can't find Zèbus anymore any clue?

Tristano does a Picasso on the first piece. The song Darn that Dream is almost but not quite obliterated, like Picasso's portraits and still lifes were around 1911.

Wayne Shorter is such a master saxophonist. He even imitated Benny Golden; the saxophonist on the original recording of Moanin’. And Lee and Bobby. What an awesome band 😮

This is jazz at its finest

Classic Art Blakey ❤️

I saw the film and read the biography of Lee Morgan and one night in a jazz club watching Lee Morgan play I saw a black woman off to the side. That must of been her and one morning I got the sad news that Lee had died

Amazing

The host, Dr. William Hamilton, was pissing out of the pot, I do not know whether Lennie Tristano, or any other musician, was an atheist, but many Christians like me, like Jazz independently their religion beliefs.

PREFER GEORGE RUSSELL (...even Charles M. Russell ....). Much more elatingly captivating, imaginative, lively & DENSE. nuff said - verbally !

そういえば、ブレイキーさんが初来日した時に日本人がブレイキーさんと写真を撮りたいと行って「俺は黒人だぜ!…本当にいいのか？」と涙を流していたような話があったな。

''Requiem'' is one of my favorites. The live 1955 stereo recordings at THE SING SONG ROOM are masterpieces. I have all the sets from another CD. I play them all the time.

Unfortunately my Uncle Nick Stabulas passed away too young in 1973 car crash .

Insuperabile il grandissimo Andrea grazie grazie 💙💫

CHEF D'oeuvre

Utter genius.

Rest in peace my love

“what is this thing called love” played in a very cerebral brainy fashion. Thanks for this!

A little to noisy for me. Two saxes soloing together and the constant pounding of the drummer. My problem i guess. Nice to see though, a rare video. I actually bought Tristanos solo LP around 1964. In that one he plays a walking bass with his left hand and bebop lines with his right. An interesting sound.

youtubeには「モーニン」が発表された当時の1958年のベルギーにおけるライブ映像があるけれど、その３年後のこちらの初来日時の「モーニン」の演奏は、当時の日本人が、黒人である彼らを差別するどころか歓迎していたというエピソードから、気のせいか「熱のこもった演奏」をしているように見えますね。貴重な映像をUPしてくださって本当にありがとうございました！

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The "face off" combos with Earl are facinating. Would never have thought to see two pianos; his disciple Teddy Wilson and the more avant garde Jaki Byard having so much fun. Great to see the contrast of styles.

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Grazie, il suo requiem è capolavoro, Luciano invernizzi