Its jazz,swing,blues all the lot in one go.Reminds me of my late Dad and all the great concerts we did together, Im 66 died 4 years ago age 90 Im watching this through tears and smiles,you feel this music its an emotion in the sole and its hard to explain unless you've seen all the greats live as I have albeit they were coming to the end of the era. Long may it continue
I am 70....20 years ago i was 2 player i Estonia ,on posaune.....😁😁....at now,i am an invaliid.....drums,posaune,bass...thei weit me at in garaaz.....🤣🤣
Boy what a lineup. Brought up on numbers like Hamps Boogie, memories of my father and his great 78's collection which has given me a lifelong love of jazz. Met the great Al Grey at a small gig in the early 80's and he signed an LP, " jazz is good for the heart" Treasured .
Gosh, Love those old cats. My father played with a couple of those guys. I did some playing. ( Playing piano)After my mom died, my dad remarried, he died 2 years later, his wife gave away his set of vibes, it took me a year or so to get over it. Now, I want to go get a set. Love that whole groove 🤭
wow dream team of musicians. I actually worked with Benny Golson and Panama Francis in NYC. We even honored Lionel Hampton with the FLO-BERT Award. Thanks for posting!
Extraordinary Jazz band it makes alive the woderful times of my youth, my mother is alive again and we are fully happy and thrilled with Lionel Hampton and all these memorable and artful musicians....jazz is simply put the music of God´s presence Thank you forever
Oh I just love the musicians who sing and hum when they play like icon Oscar Peterson, organ phenom Jimmy Smith and my favorite pianist Erroll Garner. JUST BEAUTIFUL.
Well worth the listen, great trombone I had to say that I'm an ancient trombonist myself, all the blokes are on their game, thanks RUclips. (Love the Piano).
Much as I love Lionel Hampton, this was, for the most part, a fairly meaningless improvisation by the ensemble. Plenty of individual skill, but not much coherence. The bassist meandered around with, seemingly, little harmonic sense - though his solo was impressive. The drummer did the stereotypical jazz drummer thing - though everybody smartened up at the end with the scripted riffs. Am I being unfair . . . ?
Its jazz,swing,blues all the lot in one go.Reminds me of my late Dad and all the great concerts we did together, Im 66 died 4 years ago age 90
Im watching this through tears and smiles,you feel this music its an emotion in the sole and its hard to explain unless you've seen all the greats live as I have albeit they were coming to the end of the era.
Long may it continue
I am 67, and this is the best version of this theme I ever heard.
Have you heard Les Paul & Mary Ford's version?
I have.
And Ella singing it!?
I am 70....20 years ago i was 2 player i Estonia ,on posaune.....😁😁....at now,i am an invaliid.....drums,posaune,bass...thei weit me at in garaaz.....🤣🤣
La rythmique de rêve : Junior Mance, Jimmy Woode, Panama Francis !! 😀
Non rien perdu de leur swing !
This is one of the reasons why I love jazz! Beautiful!
THAT TROMBONIST IS DOING IT! YES! MAY GOD BLESS ALL YOU WONDERFUL MUSICIANS.
Boy what a lineup. Brought up on numbers like Hamps Boogie, memories of my father and his great 78's collection which has given me a lifelong love of jazz. Met the great Al Grey at a small gig in the early 80's and he signed an LP, " jazz is good for the heart" Treasured .
These are all of the reasons I love jazz!
Gosh, Love those old cats. My father played with a couple of those guys. I did some playing. ( Playing piano)After my mom died, my dad remarried, he died 2 years later, his wife gave away his set of vibes, it took me a year or so to get over it. Now, I want to go get a set.
Love that whole groove 🤭
wow dream team of musicians. I actually worked with Benny Golson and Panama Francis in NYC. We even honored Lionel Hampton with the FLO-BERT Award. Thanks for posting!
That's the way music should be! I love Lionel Hampton
Great band! All those old cats are great musicians.
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From a mad keen 74yo Aussie fan.
To play like that at 80 years !!!!!!
Extraordinary Jazz band it makes alive the woderful times of my youth, my mother is alive again and we are fully happy and thrilled with Lionel Hampton and all these memorable and artful musicians....jazz is simply put the music of God´s presence Thank you forever
Oh I just love the musicians who sing and hum when they play like icon Oscar Peterson, organ phenom Jimmy Smith and my favorite pianist Erroll Garner. JUST BEAUTIFUL.
Great music!!
Fantastic listening! Great musicians! Love it!
Reunion de Maestros que alegria verlos y escucharlos tocar gracias por el video, gracias , gracias .
Super ce xylophone de Lionel Hampton …!!!!! 🎉❤👍👍👍
August, 31 , 2002 !!!! WHAT'S THIS ? I WAS BORN august/31 and 2002 it's incredible 😳
Oh this does me good, the unforgettable Lionel Hampton...
Truly! May the iconic Lionel Hampton RIP. Here on RUclips, Aretha Franklin sings to him at The Kennedy Center Honors. Fabulous!
I have to agree with you . Good music never dies . Great post . Thank you .
absolutely fabulous
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From a mad keen 76yo Aussie fan.
Well worth the listen, great trombone I had to say that I'm an ancient trombonist myself, all the blokes are on their game, thanks RUclips. (Love the Piano).
Una hermosa interpretación de un clásico del jazz
Fantastic listening
Aah! Sheer heaven listening to this, brilliant.
Great. Thanks
Saw him in Melbourne OZ in 50s.
Fab. Jumped on drum to end.
fantastic musik.
These old cats can swing...............my legs are jumpin!
👣🐾🧩👍🎯💖🎭✌. Best to ALL Out There.
Robert Kraft 33.3×3🦅
Maravilhoso ver e ouvir grandes músicos em plena forma na melhor idade, sempre dando o show que nos deixa extasiados. Parabéns a quem postou.
Art pcepperA.A. Estumano
Hamilton avait le talent pour s'entourer des meilleurs et avec lui au xylophone c'était vraiment des instants d'exception.
Hampton plutôt...
Sarap sa teñga 🔥
Pinarinig ko to sa pusa namin
Siopao na sya ngayon.
looks like Clark Terry Harry "Sweets Edison" don't know the other guys
Formidable
geniooooooooo!!!!!!
Whoopee,,!,,!,,ow….!
Нне 82, но вибрафон молодит меня...
もう、６０年ほど昔ＦＥＮから流れていたハンプトンの演奏をラヂオで聞いていたのを親父に見つかり 「敵性音楽」なんて聴くんじゃないと酷く叱られたがその親父がハンプトンのコンサートチケットを黙ってくれたのを思い出した。
Kung naiintindihan mo to sana mabuhay kapa ng mas madaming tao. 👌
Isn't it Ornitology at the end?
Yes, the ornithology changes are from how high the moon so pepole use it in their solos and here as comping.
You can hear it in Ella fitgerald solos
As a tribute to Bird, I would imagine!
WHERES MY JAZZ CLUB u incredible ole cats?
Are there any lyrical soloists left? Oh yeah, the Canadian trumpet player, Guido Basso.
Much as I love Lionel Hampton, this was, for the most part, a fairly meaningless improvisation by the ensemble. Plenty of individual skill, but not much coherence. The bassist meandered around with, seemingly, little harmonic sense - though his solo was impressive. The drummer did the stereotypical jazz drummer thing - though everybody smartened up at the end with the scripted riffs. Am I being unfair . . . ?
More than unfair, uninformed. Dilettantism.
Totally unfair!!
Talking our of your backside mate!
Clueless
Amaizing......🤔.....i heart 2 takst of Estonian folkmuzik at start...😁😁...