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When i was a clarinet player, way back in 1959, my band was backup for our community College stage show. Our featured number that night was Benny's Bugle! It brought the house down, if i dare say so myself. 65 years later i replay it again, quite often, because we had a good actual recording made that very night and i now have it on a CD!

Just found out that John Parricelli plays acoustic guitar on James Newton Howard's "Rue's Farewell". Wow! Have to hear MORE. Glad to hear this rendition posted by Jazz Guitar. Gracias! <3

Love Dave Cliff’s playing

Love this! Allred is the GOAT! And for young jazzmakers, the Rosetta version from Barcelona's Sant Andreu Jazz band is stunning. Paula Berzal (Voice, Trombone) with Joan Chamorro directing.

Just wow! 🎉

So tasteful

and my dad on drums....RIP

The SMOOTHEST!

omg - like a studio take

one of the best solos ive heard

That’s called “Gittin it”, bone man!

King 2B for the win!

A perfect solo! Soul&Science

Aww man he's so good , great chops 😊

First time I hear alt sax sounding like Johnny Hodges Excellent

Let's not forget Mark Shane here - wonderful of touch, precision and inventivenes!

John is very good improvised sensacional amazing

I just can't believe I've gone all my 83 years of music loving life, especially with the clarinet, and only learned of him yesterday!!! Great clarinet player.

Wow! I've just learned about all these guys! How much I've been missing till now!

Hard to believe it's possible to play trombone like that!

The reverse snobbery of "I have a perfectly good high-end archtop suitable for jazz, but I'll show how good I am by playing on a cheap knock-off".No matter how well you play, it will sound better on a good instrument.

Gunhild Carling but with the technical flare of Bob McChesney or Conrad Herwig. Truly amazing!

Beautifully done!😅

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Super playing as always! Randomly, my first ever jazz guitar lesson was with Dave about 20 years ago haha! A total waste as I could barely play a minor penatonic scale at the time. My actual teacher Al was a student of Dave's and he was in York for a gig. How I wish I could have that opportunity again now.

One of the best. He can play any style. I heard John live many years ago. He was playing on a King 2B with a Bach 12C trombone mouthpiece.

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Wow what a great solo! Ideas and range and great sound. He covers all of it so great! Bravo John!

Dave absolutely killing it stone dead. Beautiful. Mike's loafer game is strong too.

Great bone solo.

Wow. Is this guy famous? Why haven't I heard him

The best there is.

I suppose it's relative of aussie Bob Barnard

Very goed trombone player!

Don't understand why Dave Cliff not more out there.

Yikes!

nice i love it

What a lineup. Doesn't get any better.

Tanks , I lov 💗 this ,, although I can't do all the double tongue, , glisondo tric s. I got the sound OK 👍

Great! Very good to hear another Dave Cliff live performance, this one with the giant Peter Ind! The other guitar player is also very very good

Proud that the other three musicians of Summit Reunion are more than just a rhythm section and being British and still alive and playing , they confirm the continuing amalgamation over several decades of the American jazz heritage styles with their equally talented British counterparts ..

Doesn't get any better than this.

Terrrrrific.Some of my favourites in that lineup.

Love this band! Happy Jazz!

WOW!! John Allred sounds awesome! Love the way piano player plays as well as an ex rhythm section!

Fabulous trombone phrasing and tone. A true Jazz Master of the instrument, second to none!

Great band, great trumpeter!

What trombone does allred play

SO MUCH TALENT! Superb trumpet and voice by Mr. Stripling. And great band, too. Who’s better than Mark Shane? Antti Sarpila is a very fine reed player but I enjoy him most on clarinet. And Bob Wilber was simply a special musician. Kudos to all.

If Kenny Davern were still alive he would also be performing here.