Accidentally "discovering" Gabor on RUclips is one of the happiest accidents of my life. I listen to jazz almost exclusively, but Gabor...gives me the world. All my previous musical influences wrapped up in one amazing stream of divinity.
same for me, hit on Gabor by accident, one of my favorite ever since !
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I got to meet Gabor one night at the Blue Parrot in La Jolla, CA. I was probably 21, which would have meant this was 1979. My friend, lets call him Dan, invited me to head down to the club and be on the guest list. My buddies dad had known Gabor for years, and in fact Gabor had stayed at Dan's house in Canada (Quebec, I think). Gabor was a trip. After a long first set he came to our table and sat down to say hello to Dan and me, and Dan's dad. I think I recall Gabor drinking 2 gin and tonics in about 15 minutes and then eating a large shrimp dinner. My recollection is that Mr. Szabo went up and played even better after he had 4 gin and tonics. Always amazed me. I'm a player that on gigs just can't consume any alcohol. ....But I tried to take in that night.... I knew it would be one of few jazz experiences where I got to hang out with a known cat! It made me feel okay.... I'm pretty reserved (shy) and I recall Gabor was pleasant but not very involved in the conversation at the table. He definitely wasn't acting as though he was the "cool" guy in the club. He seemed intersted in drinking, eating, and getting back up on stage. I leaned on that memory of him being quiet in that social situation in moments when I got self-conscious about having nothing to add in conversations at gigs. I tried to tell myself that the music was the place to have your voice-your story. Mr. Szabo sure had that.
"discovered" Gabor Szabo in the real early 70's - long before youtube arrived - now i get to watch / listen to the albums that were difficult to get back then - greetings from Melbourne Australia
agreed... in the 90's Mizrab was on an Impulsive mix of jazz recordings. Mizrab took me into another place... Spellbinder and The Sorcerer are the two albums I would recommend most!
I came to know him in the 70’s through Santana, and immediately realized Gabor Szabo was the strongest influence on Carlos Santana and understood why Santana’s music was so difficult to categorize in my record collection … rock, jazz, latin or gypsy? Yep, there was already a useful word : fusion! And on this vid, there’s a huge bonus. The bassist, Pege Aladár, who was admired by none other than Charles Mingus. Mingus was so impressed with Aladár that he wrote in his will to give his fave bass to Aladár … the most respectful gesture to a fellow genius musician.
That is amazing. I had a beautiful Belgian Shepherd named Mingus, and his death led me to Gabor, listening to soothing music, algorithms and so on. I always love his bass player and keyboardist.
@@patrickquibodeaux4438 : My dog’s name is Jango : yes, drop D tuning. Charles Mingus loved Philip Catherine and called him young Django. Catherine also played with Aladár together with Biréli Lagrène. Scary trio.
For decades I thought Peter Green was Santana’s biggest influence. From ‘Gypsy Queen’ I searched a couple of Sabo’s recordings. I couldn’t see much of connection back then. But after a few live videos I have to concur….Gabor had the biggest influence. I think the big thing Carlos took from Green was his tone…particularly from “Supernatural.”
Recorded at MTV Studio (Hungarian State Television) in 1974 --- Imre Kőszegi (Budapest, 6.12.1944. - ) - drums István Dely - percussion Aladár Pege (Budapest, 8.10.1939. - Budapest, 23.9.2006.) - bass János Másik (Kisbajcs, 3.8.1952 - ) keyboards Kati Kovács (Verpelét, 25.10.1944 - ) vocal --- Gábor Szabó (Budapest, 8.3.1936. - Budapest, 28.2.1982.)
As partially Hungarian I can say that this nation lost a whole lot with the lose of this genius, not in 1982 with his death, but in 1956 with his emigration. An extremely talented, open minded artist, with an unfortunately low resistance to both mental and physical impacts. Just like his playing: gentle, fragile, careful and consistent, sensitive, flammable and imaginative. I never knew You in person Gábor, but I feel we were on site together in all of my and your hard times. Thanks for everything, RIP friend.
Ha nem vándolrol ki 56-ban, akkor vagy soha, vagy túl későn ismerte volna meg a Világ a zenéjét, a tehetségét. Egyre inkább az a meggyőződésem, hogy a magyarok szétvándorlása az egész Világban, na meg Történelmi Magyarországunk szétforgácsolása is azt jelenteni, hogy szét kell szórni magvainkat. Met a nevünkben a "mag" szó, mi mást jelenthet, mint a tudás tárháza, netán a tudás birtokosa. Lehet, hogy még 50-100 évet kell várni, hogy "virágba boruljunk", de az főleg felelősséget jeéent majd. Mer az emberiségnek végre változnia kell lelkileg, szellemileg.
It was not meant as a sign of disrespect. I have highest respect for Hungarians. My comment simply meant that, by emigrating to the States, Szabo had managed to open the eyes of million westerners to European Jazz and East- and Central European music in general. He was incredibly talented person, At least two of his albums (Spellbinder and Dreams) should be in any decent music collection. Rest in peace, Gabor. @fermatichebellosei1595
I found him by accident as well and when I saw him in stage playing in Budapest live ,on RUclips he is a spitting image of my father w same attire and my dad was a great guitarist I cried , to me his guitar his soul and my vision watching him is out of control 51 ur old Judas Priest fan love him and his bassist and piano and Indian percussion and and and and I stopped all music on RUclips and just listen to his albums all day and night
I discovered the music of Gabor Szabo in 1970 when I was stationed on a small island in the Pacific. I credit this glorious music with keeping me sane.
I saw Gabor live at least 10 times and met him once on his break. He was so nice. A truly magical experience. One or two notes and you know who it is. I have to say that of all the guitar players I've seen live he and Ted Greene had the best sound.
Notice how masters of their craft always speak in key. They are truly in tune. This man's demeanor reeks of life and feeling. So deep in his senses, his sense of self. We can only aspire to take perspective and apply it to our own intuition. Let time pass without regret when you listen to this wonderful art. And may you be well.
The Hungarian folk music soul and the American feeling are present here at the same time. Harmony of american modernity and the Eastern European musical folk soul. (joci banderas from Budapest)
Yo nací en 1983 y a través de Santana y George Benson descubrí la obra de Gabor! Si bien no son músicos y estilo de mi tiempo, siento que es música muy familiar, honesta y sensible, sin pretensiones, ni intenciones, solo te llega. Un artista increíble¡
He has a cool understated beat quality.This is his strength not the lightening fast showy riffs.Real mellow. Stuff is laid back easy on the nerves.There is a place for this in anyones collection.
Familiar sounding melody. I first listened to Gabor sometime in the 60's my first guitar was a gibson acoustic which I put a D'Armond pickup like the one in this video, bec ause I liked this tone and muic. Carlos said he and Gabor became friends.
I love the subtleness of this music. You can look/feel at Gabor how much he is inside the music when he is actually just playing through the theme of the first composition. Great music, I will come back to listen to more. Getting late. Thanks for loading
The first jazz album I bought when I was 17 years old was Man From Two Worlds by The Chico Hamilton Quintet. I've been a life long Gabor fan ever since!! I've seen him play live more times than I can remember.
I was mightily impressed by that bassist, and the freedom that Szabo let him have in playing his instrument. I've gigged with some famous musicians and with few exceptions, they want accompinament to be rote and unimaginative. Szabo is tops in having such trust and faith in the bassist - to allow him to float to experimental planes.
Magnificance. I've been a gigging guitarist for over 50 yrs and have heard Szabo's name, but these moments are the first I've heard and seen him play. What a treat! Maestro in every sense.
Probably has not enough been said on Gabor as a band leader. He reaches deep and inspires other to do the same and yet he is the master and he loves his instrument and others but never loses command of his ship. Always with us. I hope.
Gabor Szabo is the greatest! I love everything about his playing. I’m a musician, and my style has become a blend of Gabor and my other favorite guitarist, Paco de Lucia. Of course, I cannot touch the brilliance of either. It is something to strive for, though!
Chico Hamilton provided a great rhythm section for Gabor and Lloyd. Really delving into Gabor Szabo's playing and sound with Chico Hamilton's band of the 60s.
Wow! Fantastic. I’m really getting into Gabor at the moment. I’ve known and loved his music for years. It’s great that he kicks off this set with Magical Connection (we hi hi also happens to be one of my favourite of his albums). Not only is his style and sound unique, so is his choice of material. What a total and utter dude!
i use to see him down at the light house in hermosa bch..played a D-28 w/a Dearmond p/up..he came from that old school jazz folks..barney kessel before the wrecking crew...just terrific player's.
saw him at the light house, hermosa beach..martin d-28 dearmond pick up, just a forgotten player. i live in the central coast & the local jazz DJ's never heard of him..a shame
I went to that place too. I saw Willie Bo Bo and drank a peppermint schnaps ha ha ha. I don't know how I managed to get this as I don't think I was 21..or maybe I had just turned 21, who knows. Funny to remember these things....this was way back when and I was in my jazz period with music. My fave album was El Chico and I think Gabo Szabo played with Chico Hamilton on that. That you heard him live is just fabulous!!! In my recollection The Light House was a small place. It probably didn't cost much to go there or I wouldn't have been able to afford it. It's a shame live music is so expensive these days. Maybe it's different with jazz clubs. It's SO magical and forever deposited in the memory bank...live performances. So don't worry...Enlighten those people you're around .... REAL jazz enthusiasts SHOULD know Gabo Szabo for christ's sake. Personally I love jazz in the 50s and 60s maybe 70s. Later jazz is so bland...but that's just me. Can you recommend any recent jazz that isn't bland?
Tracklist: 1. Magical Connection 0:00 2. My Foolish Heart 9:36 3. Fly Me To The Moon 15:18 4. Az eso es en (The Rain And Me) 21:38 5. Sombrero Sam 34:58 6. Thirteen 42:32 7. My Love 52:11 8. Reinhardt 58:18
Wow, absolutely wonderful. I've been searching for years for other artists like him and I've really never found anything, which probably says a lot about how unique his sound was.
András Hortig, ...cuando niño mi padre oriundo de Budapest, del mismo pueblo de Gabor, en su vieja radio pasaron un tema de él, era Breezin, no podía ceer esa melodía. Pasaron los años y la oí por Benson, indiscutible guitarrista, pero la de Szabo "amazing"
gabor aux gran equipo ápice...la band tocan muy super la caña nouvelle du categoría profesional...muy importante...et canta muy súper bien...sont toppe la verdad... muy excelente...
Thanks for upload this! Конечно, я могу процитировать русскую шутку из тех времён, что "Венгрия - самый весёлый барак во всём социалистическом лагере", но Az eso es en (vocal Kati Kovacs) - это шедевр онлайн, and other interesting too
Accidentally "discovering" Gabor on RUclips is one of the happiest accidents of my life. I listen to jazz almost exclusively, but Gabor...gives me the world. All my previous musical influences wrapped up in one amazing stream of divinity.
Elizabeth same. It’s been an incredible accident. Can’t believe I’m just discovering this music now.
a timeless artist executing his own style and influences perfectly.
same for me, hit on Gabor by accident, one of my favorite ever since !
I got to meet Gabor one night at the Blue Parrot in La Jolla, CA. I was probably 21, which would have meant this was 1979. My friend, lets call him Dan, invited me to head down to the club and be on the guest list. My buddies dad had known Gabor for years, and in fact Gabor had stayed at Dan's house in Canada (Quebec, I think).
Gabor was a trip. After a long first set he came to our table and sat down to say hello to Dan and me, and Dan's dad. I think I recall Gabor drinking 2 gin and tonics in about 15 minutes and then eating a large shrimp dinner.
My recollection is that Mr. Szabo went up and played even better after he had 4 gin and tonics. Always amazed me. I'm a player that on gigs just can't consume any alcohol. ....But I tried to take in that night.... I knew it would be one of few jazz experiences where I got to hang out with a known cat! It made me feel okay.... I'm pretty reserved (shy) and I recall Gabor was pleasant but not very involved in the conversation at the table. He definitely wasn't acting as though he was the "cool" guy in the club. He seemed intersted in drinking, eating, and getting back up on stage. I leaned on that memory of him being quiet in that social situation in moments when I got self-conscious about having nothing to add in conversations at gigs. I tried to tell myself that the music was the place to have your voice-your story. Mr. Szabo sure had that.
"discovered" Gabor Szabo in the real early 70's - long before youtube arrived - now i get to watch / listen to the albums that were difficult to get back then - greetings from Melbourne Australia
Gabor is one of the best Jazz guitarist that has ever walked this Earth. Underrated, overlooked yet unmatched.
I'm in on Wednesday 18 may on 2:13 2022, Eargasm
He's one of a kind, fantastic. I believe if he had a L5 or 500, Brezzin would have been his hit, not George Benson and I love acoustic guitar.
absolutely agree with you!
@@jerryanderson9161 The "Black Magic Woman" was wrote by G.Sz. as well.
agreed... in the 90's Mizrab was on an Impulsive mix of jazz recordings. Mizrab took me into another place... Spellbinder and The Sorcerer are the two albums I would recommend most!
I came to know him in the 70’s through Santana, and immediately realized Gabor Szabo was the strongest influence on Carlos Santana and understood why Santana’s music was so difficult to categorize in my record collection … rock, jazz, latin or gypsy? Yep, there was already a useful word : fusion!
And on this vid, there’s a huge bonus. The bassist, Pege Aladár, who was admired by none other than Charles Mingus. Mingus was so impressed with Aladár that he wrote in his will to give his fave bass to Aladár … the most respectful gesture to a fellow genius musician.
100% agreed with you... imagine if Aladár had moved to the US
That is amazing. I had a beautiful Belgian Shepherd named Mingus, and his death led me to Gabor, listening to soothing music, algorithms and so on. I always love his bass player and keyboardist.
@@patrickquibodeaux4438 : My dog’s name is Jango : yes, drop D tuning.
Charles Mingus loved Philip Catherine and called him young Django.
Catherine also played with Aladár together with Biréli Lagrène. Scary trio.
Well said about the bass player .. fucking magic . Ace . Top drawer jazz
funk blues ?
For decades I thought Peter Green was Santana’s biggest influence. From ‘Gypsy Queen’ I searched a couple of Sabo’s recordings. I couldn’t see much of connection back then. But after a few live videos I have to concur….Gabor had the biggest influence.
I think the big thing Carlos took from Green was his tone…particularly from “Supernatural.”
Recorded at MTV Studio (Hungarian State Television) in 1974
---
Imre Kőszegi (Budapest, 6.12.1944. - ) - drums
István Dely - percussion
Aladár Pege (Budapest, 8.10.1939. - Budapest, 23.9.2006.) - bass
János Másik (Kisbajcs, 3.8.1952 - ) keyboards
Kati Kovács (Verpelét, 25.10.1944 - ) vocal
---
Gábor Szabó (Budapest, 8.3.1936. - Budapest, 28.2.1982.)
Благодарю за подробную информацию. Спасибо.
Excellent band, they provide Gabor with solid support.
As partially Hungarian I can say that this nation lost a whole lot with the lose of this genius, not in 1982 with his death, but in 1956 with his emigration. An extremely talented, open minded artist, with an unfortunately low resistance to both mental and physical impacts.
Just like his playing: gentle, fragile, careful and consistent, sensitive, flammable and imaginative. I never knew You in person Gábor, but I feel we were on site together in all of my and your hard times. Thanks for everything, RIP friend.
Hungary's pain was the world's gain.
- A neighbor from the South
Ha nem vándolrol ki 56-ban, akkor vagy soha, vagy túl későn ismerte volna meg a Világ a zenéjét, a tehetségét.
Egyre inkább az a meggyőződésem, hogy a magyarok szétvándorlása az egész Világban, na meg Történelmi Magyarországunk szétforgácsolása is azt jelenteni, hogy szét kell szórni magvainkat. Met a nevünkben a "mag" szó, mi mást jelenthet, mint a tudás tárháza, netán a tudás birtokosa. Lehet, hogy még 50-100 évet kell várni, hogy "virágba boruljunk", de az főleg felelősséget jeéent majd. Mer az emberiségnek végre változnia kell lelkileg, szellemileg.
It was not meant as a sign of disrespect. I have highest respect for Hungarians. My comment simply meant that, by emigrating to the States, Szabo had managed to open the eyes of million westerners to European Jazz and East- and Central European music in general. He was incredibly talented person, At least two of his albums (Spellbinder and Dreams) should be in any decent music collection. Rest in peace, Gabor.
@fermatichebellosei1595
@@margitsallay7159 Margitka, ez marhaság.
@@ferenckovacs2267 Ez a Te véleményed. :)
Kati Kovacs sings beautiful !
One note and you know it's Gabor Szabo.
Kovács Kati az örök kedvenc!!!
Mi guitarrista favorito de todos los tiempos.
One of the best and unfortunately underrated Jazz guitarists of all times...
I found him by accident as well and when I saw him in stage playing in Budapest live ,on RUclips he is a spitting image of my father w same attire and my dad was a great guitarist I cried , to me his guitar his soul and my vision watching him is out of control 51 ur old Judas Priest fan love him and his bassist and piano and Indian percussion and and and and I stopped all music on RUclips and just listen to his albums all day and night
Not underrated by us the people who love his music. 😊🎶
Itt az idő, hogy jobban értékljük!!!
I discovered the music of Gabor Szabo in 1970 when I was stationed on a small island in the Pacific. I credit this glorious music with keeping me sane.
THOSE WERE "DAYS" .
Love that. 🤎
I saw Gabor live at least 10 times and met him once on his break. He was so nice. A truly magical experience. One or two notes and you know who it is. I have to say that of all the guitar players I've seen live he and Ted Greene had the best sound.
Notice how masters of their craft always speak in key. They are truly in tune. This man's demeanor reeks of life and feeling. So deep in his senses, his sense of self. We can only aspire to take perspective and apply it to our own intuition. Let time pass without regret when you listen to this wonderful art. And may you be well.
beautiful interpretation
Pege a háttérben miket müvel , R.I.P. Aladár!
Magyar zseni!!
The Hungarian folk music soul and the American feeling are present here at the same time. Harmony of american modernity and the Eastern European musical folk soul. (joci banderas from Budapest)
Much love to Szabo and thanks for all the great music. I fell in love with it when I was four years old.
Yo nací en 1983 y a través de Santana y George Benson descubrí la obra de Gabor! Si bien no son músicos y estilo de mi tiempo, siento que es música muy familiar, honesta y sensible, sin pretensiones, ni intenciones, solo te llega. Un artista increíble¡
Gabor Szabo - Gentleman of Guitar
圧倒的に美しいです。アップロードありがとうございました。日本より。
guitar - Gábor Szabó
keys - János Másik
bass - Aladár Pege
percussion - Imre Kőszegi, István Dely
vocal - Kati Kovács
Clearly one of the most influential guitarists - his music represents timeless beauty :-)
He has a cool understated beat quality.This is his strength not the lightening fast showy riffs.Real mellow. Stuff is laid back easy on the nerves.There is a place for this in anyones collection.
Nagyon-nagyon szeretem! Csodalatos zenesz. Szabo Gabor R.I.P.💝
Szabó Gábor.. Columbo.. Na! :)
Familiar sounding melody. I first listened to Gabor sometime in the 60's my first guitar was a gibson acoustic which I put a D'Armond pickup like the one in this video, bec ause I liked this tone and muic. Carlos said he and Gabor became friends.
So beautiful. Literally crying of joy. Ugh Gabor you were and always will be an amazing and influential guitarist
@Laz Arus boy if you don't stop tryin to get coochie through gabor szabo's comment section
and I can't keep tears at the singer play
@@torrent8446 lol, haven't thought of that but thanks for the idea :-)
Nobody has replicated this guys tone. Hands down one of my favorite
Apparently he has some holy grail celluloid picks that can’t be purchased anymore…
Nem véletlenül Kati énekel🙂 klasszisok együtt ❤ Cini v. főleg Koncz szóba se kerülhetett 😀 SZUPER!!!!!
What a wonderful bossanova with Kovács Kati.
Csodálatos nagy művész volt!
.......és alig van magyar kommentár.... :) nagyon szeretem hallgatni, vén blues és psychedelic rock rajongásom mellett is... :)
This is somthing else ....what an artist & a huge soul .... WOW !!!!!
... Santana is csodálja és sokat köszönhet Neki, és ezt hangoztatja is!!!! Csak itthon alig ismerik. Köszi afeltöltést...
Benson is!
szeretjük
Egy albumon Mr Szabo című számmal tiszteleg.
I love the subtleness of this music. You can look/feel at Gabor how much he is inside the music when he is actually just playing through the theme of the first composition. Great music, I will come back to listen to more. Getting late. Thanks for loading
The first jazz album I bought when I was 17 years old was Man From Two Worlds by The Chico Hamilton Quintet. I've been a life long Gabor fan ever since!! I've seen him play live more times than I can remember.
💥💣❗ HUNGARIAN GENIUSES 😍🙏🏻🇭🇺🇺🇸👨👩👧👦🙏🏻
The second piece is a Duo with the virtuoso hungarian bassplayer Aladar Pege
I was mightily impressed by that bassist, and the freedom that Szabo let him have in playing his instrument. I've gigged with some famous musicians and with few exceptions, they want accompinament to be rote and unimaginative. Szabo is tops in having such trust and faith in the bassist - to allow him to float to experimental planes.
Que hermosos rostros tan sonrientes de mis hermanos alabando a nuestro DIOS!!!
Geez another musician discovered here in that funky groove that white men can do ❤🎉
a genious who has way too much still sitting in the dusty archives....(and this session, the whole band is delivering a pure bliss👍)..
this is unbelievably beautiful
Even the first song instantly hits hard :D
king
Magnificance. I've been a gigging guitarist for over 50 yrs and have heard Szabo's name, but these moments are the first I've heard and seen him play. What a treat! Maestro in every sense.
This recording is a inspired moment of Hungarian music.
Probably has not enough been said on Gabor as a band leader. He reaches deep and inspires other to do the same and yet he is the master and he loves his instrument and others but never loses command of his ship. Always with us. I hope.
Finally found a live film of guita master Gabor Szabo, thanks!
Gabor Szabo is the greatest! I love everything about his playing. I’m a musician, and my style has become a blend of Gabor and my other favorite guitarist, Paco de Lucia. Of course, I cannot touch the brilliance of either. It is something to strive for, though!
Nagyon jól énekel Kovács Kati
Really amazing! The Sorcerer and his friends.
UNBELIEVABLE GREAT ARTIST!!! xox RIP Sir
Oh, MY!! Kovács Kati sang with him!! I never knew that! They are brilliant together - her tone, his guitar! Cry of joy!
Chico Hamilton provided a great rhythm section for Gabor and Lloyd. Really delving into Gabor Szabo's playing and sound with Chico Hamilton's band of the 60s.
Thanks, Michael. What a treat to see Gabor one more time...
Thank you Michael what a great find - I used to watch Gabor at The Lighthouse in Hermosa Beach.
Saw him there!
Right on.
Wow! Fantastic. I’m really getting into Gabor at the moment. I’ve known and loved his music for years. It’s great that he kicks off this set with Magical Connection (we hi hi also happens to be one of my favourite of his albums). Not only is his style and sound unique, so is his choice of material. What a total and utter dude!
... olyan szép, hogy nem tudok elaludni tőle.
Toujours un vrai plaisir que de réécouter Gabor Szabo, la Hongrie a fait de belles choses dans son apport au patrimoine mondial de la musique jazz....
One note and I knew who it was. That's having your own sound and leaving an impression. Great, unique one-off guitarist.
a világ egyik legjobb arca
Ageing means one finds oneself listening nothing else but Szabó Gábor..
Csodálatos egyedi hangzás. Újra és újra hallgatni lehet. Nem tudom megunni...
Wielki szacunek dla Pana Gabora, pomógł mi wyleźć z punkrocka do MUZYKI
miałem podobnie kilka lat temu : ]
Kőszegi Imre, Pege Aladár, Másik János, Deli István, Kovács Kati, Gábor Szabó
his perfomannce is breathtaking.
Świetny jest! Greetings from Poland!
nic dodać nic ująć Panie Damianie :)
Absolutely sublime.......gorgeous......
i use to see him down at the light house in hermosa bch..played a D-28 w/a Dearmond p/up..he came from that old school jazz folks..barney kessel before the wrecking crew...just terrific player's.
And at Donte's in North Hollywood - with his Toby Amp.
I love this.
he seems to try to end the song at 26:18 but seeing that nobody's stopping to play he keeps on, and then he smiles !
perfect moment
not finishing
just relaxation
perfect moment yes :)
@@Michael.H.Bo.Art. who's the chick singing?!
@@sancho8521 Kati Kovács
Бесподобно. Я тоже заметил это. Шикарные эмоции .Потрясающе играют .
Dreams is one of my top 5 jazz albums ~ gorgeous music from Gabor, I will enjoy exploring more of his album releases.
saw him at the light house, hermosa beach..martin d-28 dearmond pick up, just a forgotten player. i live in the central coast & the local jazz DJ's never heard of him..a shame
I went to that place too. I saw Willie Bo Bo and drank a peppermint schnaps ha ha ha. I don't know how I managed to get this as I don't think I was 21..or maybe I had just turned 21, who knows. Funny to remember these things....this was way back when and I was in my jazz period with music. My fave album was El Chico and I think Gabo Szabo played with Chico Hamilton on that. That you heard him live is just fabulous!!! In my recollection The Light House was a small place. It probably didn't cost much to go there or I wouldn't have been able to afford it. It's a shame live music is so expensive these days. Maybe it's different with jazz clubs. It's SO magical and forever deposited in the memory bank...live performances. So don't worry...Enlighten those people you're around .... REAL jazz enthusiasts SHOULD know Gabo Szabo for christ's sake. Personally I love jazz in the 50s and 60s maybe 70s. Later jazz is so bland...but that's just me. Can you recommend any recent jazz that isn't bland?
Tracklist:
1. Magical Connection 0:00
2. My Foolish Heart 9:36
3. Fly Me To The Moon 15:18
4. Az eso es en (The Rain And Me) 21:38
5. Sombrero Sam 34:58
6. Thirteen 42:32
7. My Love 52:11
8. Reinhardt 58:18
Finally!
Thank you!
Obrigado!!
Thank you !
Vbbbbb
The hungarian genius...
Wow, absolutely wonderful. I've been searching for years for other artists like him and I've really never found anything, which probably says a lot about how unique his sound was.
Yes!
I have been coming back to this for a long time, it’s very special, some real magic happens here, the song with Kovac Kati singing is sublime.
W the great Kati Kovacs
Sin duda alguna, son inigualables.
András Hortig,
...cuando niño mi padre oriundo de Budapest, del mismo pueblo de Gabor, en su vieja radio pasaron un tema de él, era Breezin, no podía ceer esa melodía. Pasaron los años y la oí por Benson, indiscutible guitarrista, pero la de Szabo "amazing"
Honored to be here. GREETINGS from Italy
Looking at back drop and listening to him speak -fascinating
Wow...
Just beautiful. ♡♡♡
Interesting to watch him speak, as well. Such rhythm.
gabor aux gran equipo ápice...la band tocan muy super la caña nouvelle du categoría profesional...muy importante...et canta muy súper bien...sont toppe la verdad... muy excelente...
listening to this you can hear Carlos ............Gabor influenced him immensely....
Wow! One more great musician i thought I would never see play I get to see, thanks
Igazi élmény! Nem értek a dzsesszhez, így örülök, hogy felfedeztem ezt a nagyszerű előadót. Köszönöm a feltöltést!
thanx, remember him from the 60's....always liked him
A unique talent. He could hold you in a trance with his playing.
"Basszus"! A Pegével nagyon együtt vannak! 👍 🤗 😂
Awesomeness!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you for this video !!!
Köszönöm.
Köszönjük!
Thanks for upload this!
Конечно, я могу процитировать русскую шутку из тех времён, что "Венгрия - самый весёлый барак во всём социалистическом лагере", но Az eso es en (vocal Kati Kovacs) - это шедевр онлайн, and other interesting too
Many, many thanks for this upload
True Wizard. "Less Is More" (Santana about Gabor's playing)
Aladár Pege RIP I love your bass
This just made my tear and I rarely do , ugggg these 2 are phenomenal together I list not finding earlyier in my life
Wow! It is so delicate! Thanks a lot for loading
Quelle trouvaille ! C'est superbe, merci beaucoup...
beautiful ...... wow ........
Szabó and Pege in the smae stage. be grateful !