Dizzy Gillespie/Stan Getz: "A Night In Tunisia" (1978)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Dizzy Gillespie, trumpet; Barney Wilen, Stan Getz, tenor sax; Andy Laverne, piano; Rodney Jones, guitar; Mike Richmond, acoustic double bass; Mickey Roker, Billy Hart, drums, percussion at the Grand Parade du Jazz, Nice, July 14, 1978.
On the second segement Dizzy is accompanied by Hank Jones, Milt Hinton, J.C. Heard
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dizzy and stan what an artists
now this is the stuff !
A rainy night in Tunisia...It's raining all over the world (except where Dizzy was, it's always sunny.)
I gotta get diz's jacket. That shit is dope
Beautiful !
Thanks
A rainy night in Tunsisia - and some more music!
Thanks you for the video!!!
it brings me right back to my yoyth !
Great video .. thanks ;-)
buen clasico este formidable interpretacion con estos dos maestros del jazz
Lolol guys get rained out and the guitarist is like “ooooh my turn! My turn!’”
1st time I've seen a closeup of Gillespie blowing the horn....... amazing! Thanks!
fabuleux!
They all seem pretty kind lost there.... Even Gods have their moments :)
I like to see a wobbling shaking drum kit!
funny guy--thanks a lot
After the witty interlude (Birks entertained the crowd with some blues harp excercises) the proceedings took of again with "Love For Sale"; the pianist was Hank Jones, by the boppin' way ;) -- And Milt Hinton on bass, J.C. Heard on drums. Big fun!
Nice
Damn it rain!!
"A Night In Tunisia" es un tema compuesto por DIZZY GILLESPIE en los primeros años 40 del siglo XX a raiz de su encuentro en N.York con músicos de la orquesta del cubano MACHITO y en particular con el cubano MARIO BAUZÁ, director musical de dicha orquesta, saxofonista, trompetista y auténtico creador del jazz afro-latino-americano
I thought something bad was goin on for a mo... whew... just the rain!
I'm wondering who' the drummer is because I like how he is singing his drum licks he's like the jazz version of Nicko mcbrain from iron maiden
..it's "Love For Sale" of course, and not "Ceciliana" at 16:00
That jewsharp solo speaks FUNK!
I can't understand what really happened that rainy night in tu-nice,but i don't think rain was the only problem.. the first rythm section,in my opinion,didn't help (the congas guy keep playing latin while the all thing turn swing)and stan getz in the intro seems to be not that straight in the bars, but i think also dizzy wasn't in one of his best night. Does someone know any nice story about wat happened? Or maybe a telephone number to call the band pusher?
Dizzy's chops were deteriorating at this point.
+Eneasilvio Carrega It seemed to busy! Not smooth, I guess they all were having women problems!
you fucking guys are all the same , buncha know-it-alls . if it ain't absolutely perfect ya go on whining like a baby with a full diaper . so super stars aren't allowed to be human ! you'd better hope everything you do is perfect .
this was great , ALL OF IT , especially Diz just jammin to a wet audience of 50
The congas are actually swinging
its the jazz age everyone was high af it made a lot of sense. you should try the drugs they were doing and then judge their masterpiece
Du jazz décontracté joué par des génis tel qu'on voudrait l'entendre tous les jours!
Dizzy was 61 years old. He was born in 1917.
Who did dizzy say "look who's here!" too? at around 8 mins
El primer baterista que sale en este concierto es MICKEY ROCKER.Más adelante es BILLY HART.
What is Dizzy playing on while he was sitting in front of the mic?
A Mouth harp. Also called "Jew's Harp". Fun to play - but watch your teeth!
I like Blakey's Jazz Messenger performance much better (1958 with Morgan and Golson).
they all lost it. starting with dizzy early in intro... wtf?????
how well do you play in the rain ?
It's called "Jazz", my friend. Nobody loses itZ
Moi je me souviens de l'averse, les pauvres
what a strange set
Uh oh! Dizzy doesn't seem very happy
Not a great version :/
I'm sorry but this is awful compared to the traditional versions from 1945-late 50s.
its not awful but your whiney baby snivelling is !
everybody wanted to get inside outa that cold miserable rain but Diz showed what he was made of , real true grit and jammed out some grade A 1st class blues , LISTEN and tell me it ain't GREAT !
it is different. if u don`t like when something is different - jazz is not for you.
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, bulloney , where do you get that fat head to tell somebody what they should like or what opinion they should have to as requirement to listen to jazz and PRONOUNCE THAT "JAZZ IS NOT FOR YOU" to anybody
TheHighTower , its far from "awful" , infact this is living proof of how greatness shines thru adversity , asDiz sittin in the pissing rain and playin as gooda those lines and chops that made him great back then as he was here on this date , far from those golden years when he and the others made history but still right at the top