Teddy Charles New Directions Quartet 8/25/1960 "Blues de Tambour" | Ed Shaughnessy, Booker Little

Teddy Charles - vibraphone
Booker Little - trumpet (guest)
Booker Ervin - tenor (guest)
Mal Waldron - piano
Addison Farmer - bass
Ed Shaughnessy - drums
Recorded August 25, 1960 at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Released on the 1961 Warwick album "Jazz in the Garden at the Museum of Modern Art."
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[@rayszymarek2920]

Like the best of them Ed Shaughnessy earned his name and honor role in the long list of jazz drummers besides the tonight show with Carson the very first time I caught his expertise was when he played the famous concert with Charlie Ventura Jazz for the people. besides the two bass drums he was much much more they did a Krupa chart dark eyes which ofcourse ventura and krupa were the big sensation Ed did some good solid drum work on that cut costa candle boots mosseli all those big stars on one stage It was an old hi fi record and I remember the crowd cheering the entire ensemble on The name Ed Shaughnessy will always be in the hall of fame of jazz drumming good choice Sean. BOOM

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Fantastic.

[@sixtieskid062]

Just a small statement to his brilliance.Shaughnessy could play anything and everything.Any deum feature he did on "The Tonight Show' was mandatory viewing for me in the 1970's.