Who's playing kees on this album! Absolute Fire!!!!!!

Cees is hdstkke goed!

Dutch Jazz. Ben liked to be in Northern Europe, Denmark etc. Michael de Ruyter was a famous Jazz presentator of those days.

19:45

You missed Montreaux 77 Picking Up the Pieces.

That contrabass is key

Fantastic music

Actual Talent 😂 Love ya Herbie!

Getz, Henderson, and Coltrane in that order. Henderson had the best tone.

Long live Stanley and long live his biggest influence THE GREAT ILLINOIS JACQUET

-1 A New Blue 7:55 Light Of Love 12:49 In New York 4. Artherdoc Blues 5. Mellowdrama 26:48 Yardbird Suite 7. Changes 8. Prince Albert

Que hermoso disco, confieso nunca lo había escuchado . Me siento hasta privilegiado este dia hermoso.

B.Evans Trio so nice !

The nicest Guy I ever met.

心が落ち着く音　音の間が抜群

Thanks for this great sampling of this icon and master musician.

Is anyone gonna talk about the pianist’s insane solo ?

great

Esse Erroll é um batedor de teclas!

Vá, acompanhe Erroll, ele é uma boa companhia!

So Bernie, why did you not respect the other musicians there? Why is there no information regarding the line up?

As it goes this great man came to piano very late,13 years old i believe.

10:20 Kenny Rogers - Lady (Cover), Ed Corney - 1983 Mr. Olympia posing routine music

@benjaminrubin6563 HALLO BENJAMIN ! GUTER KOMMENTAR , SEHR SCHÖN GESCHRIEBEN 😊❤

I like jazz, but can't listen to it all the time...I have to shuffle my music to go with my moods, which can change by the hour, or even minutes at times.

Gorgeous energy here.

Long Live Woody !

Don't forget Larry McKenna from Philly, played with the Woody Herman Band. Passed away in 2023.

We just saw him @ the Montreal Jazz Festival.. It was classic!

John Handy and Eric Kloss were top alto players of the 60´s. Byron Allen maybe came closest to Ornette Coleman´s style.

Al escuchar a este saxofonista uno descubre una forma de dialogar un tanto fuera de los canones formales...todo es pura sensacion

THANK YOU

BILLY COBHAM - "FRUIT From The LOOM" [2007💖💖Album] TrackList: 1. CAT in the HAT ........................... 00:00 2. Zanzibar Breeze ........................... 07:36 3. Samba Du MilitaireStrasse ............ 13:40 4. CrossWind ........................................ 14:55 5. EggShells Still On My Mind ............... 21:03 6. Spectrum ............................................. 26:01 7. Florianapolis ...................................... 30:58 8. Thoughts From Okuta ..................... 37:43 9. Faia ................................................. 41:47 10. Sweet Bocas .............................. 49:12 11. Clitter Clatter ............................ 56:36 Personnel: Brian Auger - Hammond Organ🎹 Rabiu Ayandokun - Okuta Percussion, Xylophone, Bata, Dun-dun, Ganga, Sekere🥁 Victor Bailey - Electric Bass🎸 Guy Barker - Trumpet🎺 Dean Brown - Guitar🎸 Billy Cobham - Composer, Drums, Producer🥁🥁 Christophe Cravero - Piano, Tastiere, String Arrangements, String Quartet, Viola, Violin🎻 Jean Marie Ecay - Guitars🎸 Aurélien Guyot - String Quartet, Violin🎻 Marco Lobo - Marimba, Percussion🥁 Stefan Rademacher - Bass🎸 Walter Rohrbach - Engineer, Keyboard Overdubs Dave Samuels - Mallets, Marimba, Vibraphone🎹 Ernie Watts - Saxes (Soprano & Tenore)🎷

Beast mode #1 proves why he is the greatest jazz pianist that has ever lived.

great work, sadly just some incorrect notes in there

A very, very special album to me. Dad bought this record for me years and years ago, and it is like no other. Mr. Shearing plays solo piano throughout, and both the playing and the recording are absolutely stunning. The MPS Studios piano sounds so warm and full. You owe it to yourself to buy this on vinyl and listen to it that way as well; you will be amazed at how good it sounds (although this upload by Bernie's Bootlegs sounds great, too).

Another Jem. Liked and subscribed.

Genious!!!!

Eggcellent.

5:10 Mr. Potter

WHO S THE GUITARIST ?? RANEY ? O er

Mr. Carter, its a pleasure hearing you, Mr. Garland, Burrell and Rilley on this album. Everytime I listen it sounds better!

I really like Mehldau. But it's a f..ked up world, where I can't get half of this amount of views in 15 years on all my 120 videos. And I can swing just as hard, folks. Only in that time (1994) I started my life the third time from zero, so didn't really had the chance to mess around with musical career...

What a loss..But how much did he leave to this world? In 10, 20 years it will still be ahead. For those looking for proof of the existence of extraterrestrials, here you will find it! But this applies to many other musicians who lit the spark by indicating the way that others followed. Unfortunately there are too many useless people to do without and they live a long time. What a mystery life is. Thank you Michael for your boundless talent!

What is the second video from? The link doesn't work

WOW Amazing! So Killer! I love Eric Dolphy! THE BEST!

mastering very good .....

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Legend gone too soon 🎺

What's so exciting about these tenor battles is that the players are at their best trying to outdo each other in friendly ways producing incredible improvising and interplay. As accomplished as the players are today I don't think many can duplicate this. These guys didn't consider themselves "artists". They were just jazz saxophonists making money doing what they loved. I'm a tenor player myself and I know what it feels like to play with another tenor or trumpet like this. Pure fun.