Stan Levey - Drummers, Photography & Heavyweights
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2020
- In this documentary legendary jazz drummer Stan Levey discusses his favorite drummers, recordings, his career as a photographer after he hung up his drumsticks and his short lived stint as a heavyweight boxer. The video also includes commentaries from vibraphonist Terry Gibbs, drummers John Guerin, Charlie Watts, Jim Keltner and Joe Morello, pianist Hank Jones, music composers Quincy Jones and Lalo Schifrin, and many others. Produced by Arthur Shelby Pritz & Stan Levey, directed by Arthur Shelby Pritz. This is a non-profit video strictly made for the enjoyment and education of you the viewer. All of our RUclips jazz videos are strictly non-profit and we do not receive any payments from RUclips.
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Levey approached his musical career as you expect a boxer would. He showed up, kicked butt, then when it was time to move on, he hung his sticks up and moved on. What an amazing career.
Love me some Stan Levey, and I did not know a lot of this stuff about him. Excellent.
This is beautiful!! As a drummer, I never heard of Stan Levey until today. Wow, what a legacy. I will for sure start my own Stan Levey collection. Thank you for posting this video!
I knew nothing about Stan Levey and his outstanding contributions to music, but that'll certainly be changing.
I'm embarrassed to say that I'm 62, and I've been playing for over 50 years and knew nothing about Stan Levey. What an amazing, multidimensional life. He's also a lefty, which makes him even more special to me
Actually he was right handed he just played the drums left handed because he said it felt better and more natural to him.
Listening and emulating Stan Levey, Mel Lewis, and Max Roach got me through jazz studies at UNC Music School
Fabulous. I only discovered Stan yesterday. I'm so enjoying learning about him and such a treat listening to his stories
This is wonderful, its great to discover more about Stan and so much about the musicians and the music business.
Loved this, I could listen to Stan talk all day. Telling stories of so many great musicians!! Cleary highly respected by his peers. To give up playing when that's how you pay the Bill's takes some brass ones. Great all around man
The brassiest.
Glad to have met him, we play drums almost the same..and what I mean is we are Both left hand ride players but right handed. We are both Aries..he posed for a photo with me and signed my albums. Awesome.
I enjoyed this doc hugely. Added a bunch of new records mentioned here to my Spotify list.
What a legend!
An amazing man indeed!
I wish I could be as objective as Stan Levy.
I really loved watching this and learning more about Stan and I really was moved by Lalo Schifrin's comments about him and I think that said the most amazing and wonderful thing that anybody could ever say to another musician and Mr. Shifrin is to me one of the greatest composers. I grew up listening to many of his soundtracks and TV show theme songs without even realizing they were all done by him and what's even more amazing is that Stan was his "go to" guy to play drums for all of those great catchy theme songs and movie soundtracks. The more I learn about stands career the more blown away I become. I'm wondering if he did the TV theme song to Mannix as well because it kind of sounds like his work or somebody imitating him lol...?
Yes that was Stan playing on the Mannix theme music.
Arthur, thank you so much for this documentary. What a wonderful, educational experience.
Glad you enjoyed it!
AWESOME, and there's another part to this that showcases the early days with Parker, Gillespie, Davis, and Webster. You gotta see that one too.
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That would make Stan laugh, a picture of Buddy
I really enjoyed Pt.1 of this. Thanks for Pt.2. I read his book " Jazz Heavyweight " a couple of years ago. These are great companions to it. Is there going to be a Pt.3 ?
You can find all of my Stan Levey videos by going to this link: ruclips.net/user/TubeworksVideo
There are some rare limited brand new shrink- wrapped copies of the DVD "Stan Levey The Original Original" which was the original source for this and my other Stan Levey RUclips videos available here: www.ebay.com/itm/Stan-Levey-Original-Original-DVD-Multiple-Formats-Color-Dolby-NTSC-RARE/373300754743
This review of the DVD by Jack Bowers appeared in All About Jazz magazine: www.allaboutjazz.com/stan-levey-the-original-original-stan-levey-by-jack-bowers.php?width=375
what a life
Barney Kessel - guitar, Buddy Woodson - bass, Stan Levey - drums...ruclips.net/video/5oAVLTIHscY/видео.html
Check out the authorized biography about Stan's life entitled "Stan Levey: Jazz Heavyweight" by Frank R. Hayde on Amazon at this link: www.amazon.com/Stan-Levey-Heavyweight-Frank-Hayde/dp/1595800867
Stan Levey on drums. Written for the movie of the same title, in 1962 this song "The Town Without Pity" received a Golden Globe Award for Best Song and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Song (losing to "Moon River" from Breakfast at Tiffany's) - ruclips.net/video/0HkpCjT4LiE/видео.html
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check 16.30 Lalo Chifrin...
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