Gene Harris Quartet live 1994 performance for PBS in San Diego. Gene Harris piano, Ron Escheté 7-string guitar, Luther Hughes bass, and Paul Humphrey drums.
Dear Mr Eschete very greatings from Guayaquil - Ecuador. Many Thks for share vídeo "gene harris". Mr Esteche with very respet I am ultra fan of your work in the guitar. Many thks for read this message
This is a priceless performance. Gene knows how to play to the soul with his soul. God grant peace to his soul. Thank you for sharing this stellar performance.
THANK YOU for posting. Gene Harris is the most amazing jazz pianist ever. I miss him. You all "sing" in perfect harmony when you play together. I've introduced a whole new generation to your wonderful music. Blessings!
I didn't know Leon Russell wrote "This Masquerade." I learned something new today. Great version here! I'll bet Mr. Russell was happy when George Benson recorded it in 1974.
I remember when Paul became Lawrence Welk's drummer! Paul also was with the Montgomery brothers! Great documentation Ron and you a bad cat too! This video come's from the cats who embraced the Blues and American song forms.. This music is almost gone! I listen to the hotshots of today who have no musical stories and own sounds to be able to state what I have done.
The most bluesiest and soul drenched pianist. Beautifully backed by Ron’s guitar probing solo’s. Just a bloody great quartet folks. Gene’s heyday’s were with his trio “ The Three Sounds” on the Blue Note label from the late 50’s to the mid 60’s and absolutely worth checking out folks. This is a great live gig. G’day & Cheers!
I saw you guys the same year as this at the Elkhart Jazz Festival. The set you did at the Elco Theater was probably the greatest single set I've heard in person in my life. The later set at the Quality Inn poolside was also pretty amazing. That was the greatest night of music in my life.
Dear Mr Eschete very greatings from Guayaquil - Ecuador. Many Thks for share vídeo "gene harris". Mr Esteche with very respet I am ultra fan of your work in the guitar. Many thks for read this message
This is how my soul feels when I'm totally tuned in.
This is a priceless performance. Gene knows how to play to the soul with his soul. God grant peace to his soul. Thank you for sharing this stellar performance.
THANK YOU for posting. Gene Harris is the most amazing jazz pianist ever. I miss him. You all "sing" in perfect harmony when you play together. I've introduced a whole new generation to your wonderful music. Blessings!
Ron Escheté, I saw this group at KUVO public radio's 10th anniversary, in 1995, here in Denver, Gene was nice, I met him. This was a great band!
I didn't know Leon Russell wrote "This Masquerade." I learned something new today. Great version here! I'll bet Mr. Russell was happy when George Benson recorded it in 1974.
Incredible artists. Thank you for posting.
Wow! Excellent playing all around - so groovy and soulful!
6582 views ? Life an be so unfair sometimes. Thanks so much Ron for uploading this masterpiece.
Folks are right ! . Gene Harris Lives. What Drive ! . Marvellous ! . Doesn’t get any Better.
I remember when Paul became Lawrence Welk's drummer! Paul also was with the Montgomery brothers! Great documentation Ron and you a bad cat too! This video come's from the cats who embraced the Blues and American song forms.. This music is almost gone! I listen to the hotshots of today who have no musical stories and own sounds to be able to state what I have done.
The piano crescendo at the end of the Fats Waller tune, awesome,
The most bluesiest and soul drenched pianist. Beautifully backed by Ron’s guitar probing solo’s. Just a bloody great quartet folks. Gene’s heyday’s were with his trio “ The Three Sounds” on the Blue Note label from the late 50’s to the mid 60’s and absolutely worth checking out folks. This is a great live gig. G’day & Cheers!
Swinging so Deep! Great band.
Ohhhhhhhhhhh boy! Y’all look like you’re having so much fun! Really lifts my heart in this heavy time.
Many years ago I got Gene Harris cd BLACK & BLUE....very like this video....wonderful!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!! Gene Lives!!!!
I saw you guys the same year as this at the Elkhart Jazz Festival. The set you did at the Elco Theater was probably the greatest single set I've heard in person in my life. The later set at the Quality Inn poolside was also pretty amazing. That was the greatest night of music in my life.
Absolutely THANKS!
Fabulous quartet. Great music. So sorry to lose Gene.
great jazz, thanks ron!
Thanks for sharing, Ron. Met you years ago at the International Music Fair at Frankfurt/Germany.
+Count Basie-Bonn Perhaps in the 1980s? I was on tour in Germany with Joe Pass at that time. -- Ronnie
+Ron Eschete My memory tells me that you played with Jimmy Smith at a Wersi show- piece in the context of the Music Industry Fair. Possible?
Soulful and burning!!
Awesome Ron - thanks for sharing!
oh my! I'm jumping. Each guy......Luther's solos are a song in themselves.
Terrific Gene,awesome your genius!!!!
Back for more, as the kids say, This is the shizel,
Top dollar stuff Gene!
wow
0:22
C.C. Rider
4:24
Masquerade
12:21
All the Way
19:05
Take the "A" Train
Hot Damn,
this is insane, Luther Hughes is my teacher. WHAT
Oh yeah?
Can stamp and title the tracks?
wow great to accidentally find this cliff n tokyo
You guys were swing.
Does anyone know the name of the wonderful opening tune?
Joe W
See See Rider
a wildly wandering version of CC Rider
See Ron and Luther with me on you tube- Mort Weiss Meets Sam Most and others.
Mort Weiss SMS JAZZ "The mort Report" @ All About Jazz
Suong soul blusy
Take the A Train is cooking!
Relax??????