One reason is that capitalism treats them like sh*t. Listen to how badly tuned pianos often were in recordings even of the jazz giants. And that's only one aspect. Read Lawrence Lessig "Free culture" on copyright. Another reason is: Because most are open-minded, they are more prone to depression and music is an attempt of self therapy (that partly works).
@jumpingdogdesign I read somewhere that the flugelhorn wasn't in the best shape and had some valve/tube problems. He recorded a whole LP with it too, "Baby Breeze". Born To Be Blue is off that one.
wow; great performances; great recording; great time capsule; the world’s a better place that this exists
Thanks so much for posting high quality versions of Jazz classics like this. I look forward to more.
Home boy got it goin on. He doing it on that piano.
(What does "Home boy" mean?)
Wow! What a time capsule.. very fine jazz with cigarette smoking. I remember it well...
I remember that the smokers aged faster than everyone else.
@@AllinGold2 like overnight...
Love the smoke too! Remember it all as well, best of times
Bye Blackbird good by!!! Bye Bye Blackbird!!
love ❤
play it now
Exactly!!!
Chet buscando el final perfecto, apoteosico ❤
You had to be there with other songs, that Chet is emulating. Great songs from Chet!
So good!!!!
only Chet.
can i get the each players' name?
Jacques Pelzer- sax, Franco Manzecchi- drums, Luigi Trussardi- bass and Rene Urtreger- piano.
1964 was a time when everybody was smoking and drinking at all times. That is only a mild exaggeration.
what a great band ! was this recorded in Europe ? I don't recognize anyone but Baker
Yep, in Belgium
Pianist is René Urtreger, famous French post war jazzman.
who dat?
Who is playing piano?
Rene Urtreger
@@nicomth55 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9_Urtreger
Why do great artists live a bad life and end up tragically??
One reason is that capitalism treats them like sh*t. Listen to how badly tuned pianos often were in recordings even of the jazz giants.
And that's only one aspect. Read Lawrence Lessig "Free culture" on copyright.
Another reason is: Because most are open-minded, they are more prone to depression and music is an attempt of self therapy (that partly works).
Ah, the sixties, when cigarettes were still considered cool.
chet is playing on G but it sounds Ab😅what the fuck
??? - they playing the tune in F#
Sounds like the tape slowed down, they all drop key together
@jumpingdogdesign I read somewhere that the flugelhorn wasn't in the best shape and had some valve/tube problems. He recorded a whole LP with it too, "Baby Breeze". Born To Be Blue is off that one.
the tape is changing speeds, so the pitch is changing.