That's because OP is groovin'! Just look at his face to see the high-spirit JOY. It reminds me of when Michael Jordan played basketball and he would enjoy making phenomenal moves so much that he would stick out his tongue. MJ was a JAZZ basketball player. He explains himself at this RUclips video: Michael Jordan - The Arsenio Hall Show- 1990. Now this was a li'l Pennies from Heaven! Shalom.
This is a truly amazing performance by the true leaders of creative jazz. I have this on a CD entitled "The Pablo All-Stars Jam" and was recorded at Montreaux on July 14,1977. Thank you for the posting of this as it is most enjoyable to see a performance that I have listened to a numerous number of times. It is so apparent that all of them were having fun as they took turns at displaying their unique solos.
Oscar is a dog! And check him out enjoying the hell out of another absolute canine, Clark Terry, playing at 2:37. And I must give some mad kudos to NHOP, Joe, and Milt.
It's because they all modulate to a different key (a fourth up I believe). Clark T. (and everyone) does it too if you listen carefully. The play the same changes of this song in two keys. They weave the change in so smoothly though.
Yes, RIP NHOP. He was a wonderful bassist of whom Oscar Peterson thought highly enough to invite to play in his trio. What sublime validation! Here is a another fabulous bass player you might enjoy at this RUclips video: How High The Moon - live in australia - louis armstrong. This phenomenal bassist: Arvell Shaw. Shalom.
Oscar Peterson, piano Ronnie Scott, tenor sax Milt Jackson, vibes Clark Terry, flugelhorn Bobby Durham, drums Joe Pass, guitar Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, bass
This is very late (4 years) - Oscar Peterson, piano Ronnie Scott, tenor sax Milt Jackson, vibes Clark Terry, flugelhorn Bobby Durham, drums Joe Pass, guitar Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, bass
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Superb jazz band each one an all star in their own together they are fantastic😎👍🏻
Lifts my soul 🙌❤!!!
What a group of musicians! Great to see Ronnie Scott
That's because OP is groovin'! Just look at his face to see the high-spirit JOY. It reminds me of when Michael Jordan played basketball and he would enjoy making phenomenal moves so much that he would stick out his tongue. MJ was a JAZZ basketball player. He explains himself at this RUclips video: Michael Jordan - The Arsenio Hall Show- 1990. Now this was a li'l Pennies from Heaven! Shalom.
CT is the man!
wow awesome and magical...love it
Brilliant superb solos
This is a truly amazing performance by the true leaders of creative jazz. I have this on a CD entitled "The Pablo All-Stars Jam" and was recorded at Montreaux on July 14,1977. Thank you for the posting of this as it is most enjoyable to see a performance that I have listened to a numerous number of times. It is so apparent that all of them were having fun as they took turns at displaying their unique solos.
Got the ol LP😊
Masters all of them... Oscar Petersons solo woooo!!
Always a swinging beat, subtle chords. fine soloists - there you have jazz of the quality of Clark Terry and any guys he plays with.
Oscar is a dog! And check him out enjoying the hell out of another absolute canine, Clark Terry, playing at 2:37. And I must give some mad kudos to NHOP, Joe, and Milt.
goosebumps stuff...love it
Bravo!
Oscar is a beast! Never seen such powerhouse technique in a pianist.
Not beast, but Liszt ))
It's because they all modulate to a different key (a fourth up I believe). Clark T. (and everyone) does it too if you listen carefully. The play the same changes of this song in two keys. They weave the change in so smoothly though.
wooo! go oscar! love it.
All-history roster right here.
Love that pan shot from :15 to :30. Feet stomping stage of masters.
Yes, RIP NHOP. He was a wonderful bassist of whom Oscar Peterson thought highly enough to invite to play in his trio. What sublime validation! Here is a another fabulous bass player you might enjoy at this RUclips video: How High The Moon - live in australia - louis armstrong. This phenomenal bassist: Arvell Shaw. Shalom.
At age 17, Count Basie asked him to join the band.
NHOP--the dane with the never-ending name...
I ♥ Jazz ♥
WOW! Go Milt Jackson @ 2:43!! FABULOUS and rarin' to go!
the kings
... and NHOP! RIP NHOP!
clark terry！
This is a really swinging one. The players get energized by the change of keys from B flat to E flat in each chorus cycle
Oscar Peterson, piano
Ronnie Scott, tenor sax
Milt Jackson, vibes
Clark Terry, flugelhorn
Bobby Durham, drums
Joe Pass, guitar
Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, bass
du bonheur :)
Who gave this a thumbs down?
Where is dona lee?
👍
@fusionjazzband is their brother Han Solo not in the video?
That's a lot of pennies....
Is that Ronnie Scott and Tony Williams?
Drummer is Bobby Durham.
Complete personnel?
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This is very late (4 years) - Oscar Peterson, piano
Ronnie Scott, tenor sax
Milt Jackson, vibes
Clark Terry, flugelhorn
Bobby Durham, drums
Joe Pass, guitar
Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, bass