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Ed Bickert Trio - Night Mist Blues
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Written by Ahmad Jamal w/ Neil Swainson and Barry Elmes
Paul Desmond Quartet - Wendy (live)
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Ed Bickert - guitar Don Thompson - bass Jerry Fuller - drums Probably a live CBC session around 1975
Ed Bickert had put a Gibson PAF humbucker at neck position of his unique and only, legendary '65 Telecaster. It happened in 1967 at The Twelfth Fret shop in Toronto. So this take, showing the previous single coil neck pickup, must be before 1967.
he put a mini humbucker, and from the video it looks like one
Que hermoso suena esa telecaster!!!
As an alto player, Paul is my fav, why? pure and melodious JVR
0:00 Just Squeeze Me 8:27 Darn That Dream 21:21 Wave 34:50 Someday My Prince Will Come 43:37 Wendy 54:22 Take Five Paul Desmond Quartet Paul Desmond alto, Ed Bickert guitar, Don Thompson bass, Jerry Fuller drums Edmonton Jazz Festival, April 14, 1976
Lirismo assoluto❤
Back in the 70s a high school buddy of mine was an aspiring jazz pianist ( later signed by A&M ) who joined the musician’s union as soon as he could. Ed Bickert’s number was in the union directory, so he called him up to ask him if he’d accompany him on a gig for $50. Ed said sure. True story.
Thank you so much so beautiful... Regards Andre Netherlands
The Desmond's effortless way to play his alto was absolutely stunning and still remains today a kind of miracle. This November 25th, his birthday centennial deserves to be highly celebrated.
Good call 👍🏻 Marked it on my calendar. Desmond was a remarkable musician.
Maravillosa música de Jazz con Paul Desmond y Ed Bickert , tranquiliza y reconforta el alma
This is such a perfect performance of this lovely tune. Bickert and Desmond were born to play together. And Don Thompson is a wonderful bassist.
So great these canadian. Ed bickert is one of a kind. Neil Swainson is a good team too. Ed improvise with comp and solo on the top. He is more pianistic like Lenny Breau. But they plays different.
Beautiful❤
Superb
I could listen to these guys all day!
“When I’m playing really well I sound like a dry martini” Paul Desmond. Oh yeah.
PAUL DESMOND EST ET SERA TOUJOURS LE ROI DE L'IMPROVISATION MÉLODIQUE, AVEC UN LIRYISME IMBATTABEL !!! MERCI POUR CELLE BELLE ET HISTORIQUE VIDEO !!! DE SALVADOR= BAHIA.
So nice that Desmond collaborated with this trio of fine Canadian musicians, as all four compliment each others style and creativity.
Great alto player😊
This makes me wish desmond never met brubeck.
I went to see him at George's in Toronto, and he didn't appear as he had to cut his tour short for health reasons. It wasn't long after that he died. I have many albums with Paul Desmond and Dave Brubeck plus others, and had really wanted to see him live, but alas..... One of the most musical players, regardless of instrument.
Paul Desmond is in a class of his own! Great! Sweet!
Does anyone have a trasncriptrion of Ed's great playing on this tune? Francois Leduc offers many but not this one (yet).
great group.....so happy to have found this--Never been able to find something of theirs on vid.
One of a kind..
Sublime
The man.Thank you for sharing hope you are well God loves you deeply shalom 🤗🐼♥️✝️💐 Philippians 4:8
Honestly who needs a piano when you have Ed Bickert? And who needs to speak when you have Paul Desmond ?
MARAVILLOSO TEMA DE PAUL DESMOND!!😄👏
I'm a 75-year-old alto player and went to sleep last night with my phone on my chest playing a Desmond album. To me, he'll always be The Man....
Yes, my choice too, and with Ed ,Don and Jerry making up the rhythm section, it just doesn't get any better!
That’s what I do with this Toronto stuff nighty
Always loved Desmond’s playing but my favourite alto player of all time was Jimmy Dorsey. I’m in my late 70s and back in the 60s I played both alto and tenor in a stage band. (Still have my Selmer *80 alto mouthpiece) Being from Toronto and having seen Bickert live I was amazed at his casual gum chewing effortless style.
@@Taylort3b wow thanks for sharing what’s your fav Jimmy Dorsey tune?
Ed Bickert compliments Paul's playing so well. After hearing, it's so hard to imagine any other rythmn section. ❤
Only Ed Bickert can get those cool harmonies from a Fender.
I think of Ed Bickert as a Bill Evans of guitar.
How about imagining what Desmond would sound like with guitarist Jim Hall? ✨
@@skippyhandleman1625Personally I always think of Lenny Breau in that role. Not only did he transcribe some of Evan’s music for guitar, latterly with his 7 string guitar he fashioned his harmonic concept around Evans’.
Any idea of where this interview is from?
It was from an Arts and Entertainment show on the CBC in the early '90's. It aired Sunday afternoon noons. I actually taped the show, and the professor played the tape to my jazz history class in college.
That guitar chimes like a Fender Rhodes.
Il velluto.......
Stunning work from a man who left us too soon. His ability to create beauty, even in the first eight or nine notes of this piece, is astonishing. By the way, I am editing this about a week after my initial comment. I am just sitting here trying to do this on my clarinet and realize that thank God someone had the insight to record this.
Someone gave me this file years ago. I always wondered what video it came from. Was this from a CBC documentary? ruclips.net/video/iLLIJgCuYK4/видео.html
Needed Wes Montgomery on guitar..
Nope, Ed , just like Jim Hall before him, was simpatico was PD.
Just WHY?
Ed Bickert continues to amaze with one tasty voicing after another after another. I could be wrong but I think this is the only footage of this ensemble.
With Neil Swainson (b)and Barry Elmes (dr).
Nice grips.
Beautiful! Thanks.
Reed seems softer than normal on this one.
And a bit drier.
@@CraigStCyrPlus haha I feel like softer reed equals less dry. ?
@@stangetz534 It can be less sharp but still dry. Something's almost imperceptibly different, anyways.
Any new video of Ed is like finding one of the ancient keys to civilization for a guitarist. Ty.
Whoever’s on saxophone with Ed Bickert ain’t bad!!
The great Paul Desmond!
@@PepperWilliamsMusicBlend He wasn't bad as Jim Hall's sax player as well.... Paul Desmond always knew how to find incredible guitarists. Check out the Paul Desmond's The Complete 1975 Toronto Recordings for more Ed Bickert. And his saxophone player!
Paul Desmond is the best of trhe best, period. Bickert compliments Paul very well. Great.
This song is "Snow White" by Frank Churchill & Larry Morey, from the 1938 movie. It's the first track on this band's "Trio Sketches" album
magnifico
just beautiful music.
Una carezza sul cuore ❤️
Oh!!!! Did he switch to a Meyer at this point?
No. Always the same old MC Groegory. 🙂
Thank you for such rare video. Treasure.