Well, I don’t think so. And that was not necessary to write, right? Just let’s keep it to the man and his music. Fantastic, seemingly almost effortless playing. Great artist.
Vi la película “la terminal” y me encantó esa pieza de jazz al final, como siempre, busco las canciones que me gustan de las películas y aquí estoy! En pleno 2024 disfrutando de esta maravilla de canción…
Sad but true, unless you get the source material. "Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis" on DVD. Unfortunately the show was canceled and the DVDs 📀 are rare, so if you really want one you have to get it while you can. RIP 🙏🏻
This standard is just awesome, the chords progressions and the feel provides lots of joy to play or improvise, i think the best part of the terminal movie is right at the end when Benny Golson is performing..
Man ! I guess this was a time when men wore suits, strode down footsteps and smoked cigarettes. And the music flowing out from beneath nightclub doors was Benny Golson. Proust was so right, man. You can yearn and feel nostalgic for an age & a time you were never in.
Pure, top quality jazz from one of the greats, with wonderful backing musicians. No gimmicks, no light shows, no auto tune, just brilliant musicianship played from the heart. 94 years of age and still playing, what a star, they don't make 'em like that anymore.
希望有生之年可以來紐約這家飯店看爵士演奏
RIP
A classic jazz standard but I never knew who wrote it. I will think of you every time I hear any rendition of this song. RIP😥
Smooth. I heard every note, even during his runs! Rest in Power, Benny!
Chris potter observando
🙏❤️🙏
God Bless You, Great Benny! Rest In Peace!
RIP dear Golson
Hoi NOS lezers
Rest In saxaPhone
RIP Benny Golson. Killer Joe is a jazz classic.
Great sax man! Saw him at the Blue Note in NYC. God Bless his family He is playing in heaven 💙
Well, I don’t think so. And that was not necessary to write, right? Just let’s keep it to the man and his music. Fantastic, seemingly almost effortless playing. Great artist.
RIP Benny Golson
1:19 Chris Potter?
THANK YOU, MR. GOLSON. Art Farmer is sure happy to see you, I'm sure.
Rest in Peace.
This number is a real vibe... An evergreen that always stands out 🎶🎶✨✨
Never been or will ever be another Michael Brecker. My God this is beyond skill
Nice !
Benny Golson, perfect
Am I the only one to notice (at some point of the piano solo) a "frame" of Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue"?
Nope. Not the only one to notice. 😂
The terminal.
Vi la película “la terminal” y me encantó esa pieza de jazz al final, como siempre, busco las canciones que me gustan de las películas y aquí estoy! En pleno 2024 disfrutando de esta maravilla de canción…
Hice lo mismo acabo de verla y corría a buscarla y aquí estoy
Temazo, amigo!
Along Came Betty
This music, a quiet fall evening, two fingers of scotch, and my adoring blond fiancé on my arm. I’m in heaven……
This is the best version of this song, and it can only be heard here it seems
Sad but true, unless you get the source material. "Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis" on DVD. Unfortunately the show was canceled and the DVDs 📀 are rare, so if you really want one you have to get it while you can. RIP 🙏🏻
and in The Terminal (Tom Hanks movie)
quincy jones also did this (beautifully course) check it out
I just watched the movie "Terminal" with Tom Hanks. And there I saw Benny Golson. Jazz legend.🇦🇿Hello from Azerbaijan🇹🇷🇺🇸🗽
Baby, I was there and remember. Cool and classy. The music hit my soul!!!
Drummer and bass,everybody in touch,higher power
phew......👍👍💪💪💪👏👏👏👏👏🙏
The Terminal brought me here
This standard is just awesome, the chords progressions and the feel provides lots of joy to play or improvise, i think the best part of the terminal movie is right at the end when Benny Golson is performing..
like si llegaste aqui por la pelicula La Teminal con Tom Hanks
Llegue aquí por mi profe de jazz pero feliz de q esté en una película
BRAVOOOOO 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🇨🇱
Man ! I guess this was a time when men wore suits, strode down footsteps and smoked cigarettes. And the music flowing out from beneath nightclub doors was Benny Golson. Proust was so right, man. You can yearn and feel nostalgic for an age & a time you were never in.
tooo cool.....its also in the movie The Terminal with Tom Hanks.....
Movie "Terminal" brought me here!
Pure, top quality jazz from one of the greats, with wonderful backing musicians. No gimmicks, no light shows, no auto tune, just brilliant musicianship played from the heart. 94 years of age and still playing, what a star, they don't make 'em like that anymore.
Oh, to still have nightclubs where music like this is played, everyone dresses well, behaves themselves, and has manners.
That would be like a Time Machine
Fortunately, that’s a corporate myth.
Wtf are you talking about?? Read any jazzman bio man the jazz clubs were wild places, lots of drugs, violence, prostitution etc
those places definitely still exist, you just have to look for them
Dream on Never existed in that way
De la pure musique j'adore!
all business.
That’s what I’m talkin bout