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Saw Buddy in Englewood NJ with the Killer Force in '73 my idol and that's why I still play after 40 years

His Beatles wig is hilarious.

I'm 84 "in 2024" and found my love of jazz thru a cousin in 1955. He owned a joint called the Blue Note in Chicago and every chance I would go downtown and sit in the area he had for under age fans. The story I heard about Night was that the whole band was high on hashish when they wrote it.I was just a young white kid yacking with giants between early sets so who knows what was true.

1:18:08 Buddy's long-time friend and manager, Stan Kay once said in an interview that Buddy's black belt was honorarily awarded to Buddy.

Botched that bone solo

Great! Will you upload the other parts at some point 🙏

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Thanks for posting!

Bird was chased out of Art by Coltrane. Here in full glory.

Mexicali Nose" was composed by Harry Betts,

A concert by The Buddy Rich Band, hosted by Cathy Rich and Jeff Altman, with guest drummers and archival tv clips. Band personnel:- Bobby Shew, Dana Watson, Charlie Davis, Peter Olstad, trumpet; John Leys, Ric Culver, Bruce Paulson, trombone; Steve Marcus, Tom Peterson, Eric Marienthal, Brian Griva, Gregg Smith, saxes; Matt Harris, piano; Tom Warrington, electric bass. Guest drummers:- 1. Louis Bellson. 2. Gregg Bissonette. 3. Dennis Chambers. 4. Dave Weckl. 5. Vinnie Colaiuta. 6. Steve Gadd. (Personnel on Camera) - Recorded on 14th October 1989 at The Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles.

rotten kid was Composed by Buddy Greco Arranger: Dick Grove

Jay Corre - tenor saxophone on on rotten kid

jimmy mosher on lead alto rotten kid

who is tenor sax soloist on rotten kid?

list the personel

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33:48 senta, que lá vem!

I think Sonny and the guys could keep this up all night long and still swing us along!

Not a great chart, but the sax soli was kind of cool. Interesting to hear Woody take a jazz solo on alto. Usually he just played ballads on alto-with great phrasing I might add.

Gleason asks insightful questions. Earthshaking to listen to Louis answer very intelligent questions about King Oliver's band

jazz casual is a reliable trustworthy witness to jazz history

00:03 Just By Myself 07:44 Moanin’ 21:48 I Remember Clifford 28:26 It’s You Or No One 36:28 Whisper Not 44:21 A Night In Tunisia 52:11 NY Theme

as a time traveler, four years into the future. it think that it's awsome that your sharing your ped-agog-a-billy bass instruction. Wkillie was the shie, fer shure. i learned, watching old footage of him when i was akid, in Gordie Howe-Towne. my dad [played jazz 'n' my mom played rockabilly, and soul. i did the Pete Turland vids, years ago. now composing 'n'recording my own origin-iLL $hit. i love jammin' to your kickass instructional vid's>Cheers, from SpoCanada, in the soon to be; U$$@

I been workin on this video since 1989 and still cant play faster than 160bpm, Im still tryin to get up to speed.

Buddy Rich: the G.O.A.T.

It doesn't get better than Art Blakey. What a drummer! What a leader! He picked the best players. There should be an Art Blakey Boulevard in every major American city.

From what film? From what year?

Excellent!

Not too many great male jazz singers. I will add Al Jerreau and Bobby McFerrin. Women, for some reason, outclass and outnumber the men excepting these three.

Crazy that already in 84 they talked about "vintage" referring to early 70's stuff.

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What a track by Bobby Timmons. I think this "Moanin'" performance is best live performance of all time ❤❤❤❤❤

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I didn’t know Gerry could play piano like that.

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11:12 Love it ! MAB !!

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What strings are you using?

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Superb Stan! They once played MUSIC!

Tyvm for sharing Pavel! This is a great piece of jazz history.

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All the drummers who participated are all great with their own style. For a true big band drummer, Rich had all the bases covered - excellent time, a showman, and one- of -a-kind chops. He will always be in my mind the world's greatest.

I wanna add something to the double thumb technique, if your thumb is super straight without curving up like hook , the technique won’t be as good much more effort to sound good than someone who has thumb that curves up like hook will produce better tone and sound much better with less effort

la princesse Diana écoutait elle aussi oui ?

I’m just thankful someone who had the courage, visionary fortuitous and instinctive mindset to recognize the greatest art form of music and musicians is truly priceless beyond measure. Sincerely, “Jazz Is Forever”

lovely rendition, but perhaps a little fast? Feels a bit like some of the groove is lost because it's running away so much. Great overall sound though, especially the woodwind opening

1. total mofo on the guitar and can explain what he's doing so just about anyone can understand it. 2. Snappy dresser. Sweater is badass.

私の父が好きでレコードを持っていました。子供の頃に聞いても魅力が全く分からずにいましたが、あれから40年以上たって、こんなにいい曲だったっけ？と。「ジャズはまるでドラムをめちゃくちゃに打っているようで、そこにほかのパートが合わせてくる。そうするとちゃんと曲になっている」そこが不思議であり、歌詞が無く音だけで表現してしまうところを父は魅力に思っていたようです。確かに時に歌詞は邪魔に思う時が人間はあると思います。すべて言葉で表される辛さ。クラッシクピアノを習っていた私にこのリズム感は残念ながら体に流れておらず、弾くことは残念ながらできないが、是非ジャズピアノを習いたいと思っています。