Ow! - Dizzy Gillespie/James Moody/Gene Harris/Ray Brown/Grady Tate
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2008
- Jazzfestival Bern, Switzerland 1985, Dizzy Gillespie (tp), James Moody (ts), Gene Harris (p), Ray Brown (b), Grady Tate (d)
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first 20 seconds look and sound weird, sorry
The single most bluesy pianoplayer that I know of! :) Number one dream: sound anything like a poor man's Gene Harris some day
The way Moody plays that tenor is something else, an the flute also, the greatest. We miss you great guys. RIP
Thank you for uploading this.
Sometimes Moody is so good,it's like he's on another planet.
RIP Grady Tate.Jazz just lost an amazing Master
What a great band! Every one a legendary master. Man, when you look up modern jazz in the dictionary, this video is what you're gonna see. Wow!
Great performances by the masters of this music. I'm deeply pleased that Mr. Tate who lived on my corner from my home on the Upper East Side in NYC came to visit and do an interview for my show. with his manager from Brooklyn who name escapes me, unfortunately. We laughed and talked for hours about his career. I'm deeply grateful.
RIP James Moody. After picking up the clarinet, Moody was the first sax player who inspired me to pick up the sax as well. His music will live on forever. His solo on this video says more than any words about the way he was able to play and move people! We love and miss you, Moody!
So this is where all those walking lines on rhythm changes I need to learn have been hiding! Ray Brown is the man.
I got play with James Moody many years ago when I was a student at The University of Alabama in Steve Sample's Jazz Ensemble. He is one hell of a player. What a joy!
I just found this 78. Love it. Just wish I new where the date is on some of these 78’s
A GEM
The Kings of Jazz!!!..
Wow. That is a real all stars
It doesn't get better than this.
Love so much Gene Harris!!
I had the pleasure of working with Dizzy many moons ago :o)
This makes me think of hearing this tune at the Cape May jazz festival just a few years ago. Even at 78,his solo brought down the house.Moody is a national treasure,for his music ,warmth and humor.God Bless him!!
James Moody is the greatest and harmonically modern tenor player of all times....fantastic chorus. What a life accomplishment he has....and such a nice person too!
Gene Harris' solo shouldn't be overlooked in the slightest. So nicely structured. He even makes Ray smile with his blues injection at 07:11.