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Great tune .brilliant player 😂

Still sounds good today. I was there in East Lansing, mi everyone had a good time . Miss those guys and their music.

Wonderful

Earl Bostic played "Deep Purple " even before Prince was born . It`s remarkable, Is it not? Furthermore Earl Bostic was in fact the teacher of the young John Coltrane and admired of Charlie Parker himself. In no way he should be considered as just a musical clown , but as a MASTER !!

My favorite Bostic tune. So good to swing dance by.

Listening to this great track in Detroit (Mack & The Blvd.) in Spring 2022, 'cause I only have his work on vinyl & don't have a working turntable right now...

My Mum used to play this when I was a child and little did she know that I loved it! Better than the travesty of Donnie & Marie Osmond massacring it later on! At 18 I sang this in a Barber shop choir in my home county of Cornwall. The choir were amazed I knew songs like this...down to my mum I said.

One of my favorite Bostic arrangements

Nobody plaid like Earl Bostic!

Does anyone remember decades ago, that Buster had a variety music TV show. I remember that Tony Machine was his drummer on the show. I thought it was on Friday nights about 8PM or so.

Jerry could rip solos off like this all night long Jazz Blues Rock. Very original style. He was giving lessons when he was 15. Memorized Classical method book by himself. Amazing and left to early

He made great adhesive too.

I remembered him from The fifties. No one like him. Fabulous.

fantastic performer.remember you with mark farner.

After the war in England music was mostly singer's then I heard deep purple by earl nostoc just blown away

blow dat sax arno

Wow! You've kept this old video of the great Earl Bostik still blowing away on his sax! You my friend, deserve praise!

Why does it sound so far away?????

I used to love going to PJ's to watch Hip Pocket. Man those boys were tight!! Are there any videos or cd's? I would love some.

Oh I miss Jerry Glassel so much. What an amazing guitar player.

Starts at one minute in.

Do you have any other videos that might have Paul O'Jibway in them?

watched a little bit of this guy seems to be a one trick pony . i would love to see him explore other things than sex.

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I remember seeing this back in the day, I love this holy shit!

I am a fan of Earl Bostic since 1954

Thank You Sir!

HILARIOUS!

What year is this.

Earl bostic, no one played like him, never.

absolutely awesome

the very best Earl Bostic great music to dance to

Earl Bostic was the best ,no one like him takes me back to 1950s oh what great times ,

Just loosen that pompadour and he''ll take on his Dolls guise without a hitch...

great song by one of my faves.very underrated.

Maybe the rock and roll feel is what made me wow when i walked in to the jazz club at school. That was it he hooked me. The only guy who could equal his rhythmic drive in my opinion was Capt John Handy. Both brilliant altoists

Mine also. I still have his news article from Saturday, April 2nd on my music room wall at home from the Jackson Cit Pat. Got to catch up with his son Kirk this last summer. Good memories of the lessons and the times watching him at p.j.'s in Jackson. R.I.P. Jerry ~ Shane Burton

Jerry Glassel was one of the greatest guitar players to ever play the guitar, hands down. He is missed- Shane Burton

This guy is amazing!

a giant ,,,Charlie parker whooooooo

Absolutely great ! I have long been a Bostic fan.

Nobody, no saxman certainly, ever united great rock and roll and bebop jazz better than Earl Bostic. He sounds like he's having a ton of fun and fun is what the listener will get too. An immortal I think, he will turn out to be. Listen to the perfection in the way he so effortlessly outlines the chord changes! When I tried playing bebop with rock and roll groups I'd no roots in the sound or style of r and b like Bostic had. "Just play long notes and growl a lot" they told me, "none of that complicated s__t." But do note that his backround was not sounding like the Beach Boys.

Sweet sounds into the wee hours of the nite

Thank you for posting this video. I love these songs even though I'm eighteen years old and Dutch. It's tragic to see that the music nowadays is flat and meaningless, not to mention the way it sounds..

I meant to write strong comment. again Val

I appreciate your strong I am Impressed. Thank You Val

Soozie Tyrell who became a blonde in the 1990ies was 57 this May 2013 while on the Wrecking Ball tour with Springsteen. She has also worked under her real name Soozie Kirschner.

The "girl" singer is Soozie Tyrell who plays violin and sings back up vocals with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. She appears in most if not all of the Buster Poindexter videos. The 2 videos that stand out are "Hit the Road Jack" and their biggest hit "Hot Hot Hot."

I am glad their are others who appreciate Bostic talents. I spent a lot of change listening to Bostic from the juke box in the 50's. Thank progress for youtube. Val

Thought you'd like to know this is one of my favorite Bostic arrangements. I play tenor and worked up an arrangement of Earl Bostic's Deep Purple at a slightly slower tempo but using the same note structure. I started listening to Bostic back in 1980 and was hooked. He came to Toledo, Ohio in September of 1965 and passed away a little over a month later.