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03-17-2019 , 12:42 PM

#576

Zeno

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Sunday Jazz - Louis Armstrong & His All Stars with Velma Middleton; Doesn't get much better than this.

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03-18-2019 , 07:31 PM

#577

REDeYeS00

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Carol Kaye on bass

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03-19-2019 , 12:06 AM

#578

Phat Mack

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Originally Posted by Zeno

Sunday Jazz - Louis Armstrong & His All Stars with Velma Middleton; Doesn't get much better than this.

I believe both of these may be from the W.C. Handy album, my favorite by Armstrong.

This has the Barney Bigard clarinet solo (that Murakami talks about) at ~2:35:

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03-22-2019 , 02:28 AM

#579

Schlitz mmmm

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03-22-2019 , 08:00 AM

#580

Phat Mack

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I love this. If there's a band or a venue that Tina Guo hasn't appeared with or in, I don't know of it.

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03-23-2019 , 01:16 PM

#581

xoxoxo

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The King of Jazz BB King.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uneA-cstZs

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03-23-2019 , 07:41 PM

#582

REDeYeS00

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Originally Posted by xoxoxo

The King of Jazz BB King.

quoting for posterity

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03-23-2019 , 08:11 PM

#583

REDeYeS00

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Originally Posted by REDeYeS88

Oscar Peterson C Jam Blues 1964

the way Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen are keeping the rhythm at the beginning by gently tapping their bass and drums is fun to watch. i actually think they may have been subtly correcting overzealous snapping fans who were a bit ahead of the beat.

this trio is incredibly tight. listen to it at least twice.
the unspoken language between Brown & Thigpen is fun to watch....just head nods and looks.

the same trio as above with the addition of Sonny Stitt (1958)

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03-23-2019 , 09:20 PM

#584

John Cole

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Stuff Smith on violin:

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03-24-2019 , 12:36 PM

#585

Zeno

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Buddy Rich, in Sunday wardrobe, gives us a great Jazz Tune:

Bonus: Buddy Rich Vs Animal

Last edited by Zeno; 03-24-2019 at 12:44 PM.

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03-24-2019 , 07:23 PM

#586

REDeYeS00

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for the record that was Ronnie Verrell playing Animal's drums in that 'battle' with Buddy

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03-25-2019 , 05:10 PM

#587

Phat Mack

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Originally Posted by REDeYeS88

for the record that was Ronnie Verrell playing Animal's drums in that 'battle' with Buddy

WAT?????????????????????????????

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03-29-2019 , 08:20 PM

#588

REDeYeS00

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fun watch...and goddamn the length of those fingers.

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03-31-2019 , 12:48 PM

#589

Zeno

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Sunday Jazz; from someone we haven't heard from in this thread, at least for awhile.

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04-07-2019 , 01:22 PM

#590

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Jazz for a Rainy Sunday:

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04-07-2019 , 01:27 PM

#591

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Bonus - Zappa goofs around:

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04-07-2019 , 06:26 PM

#592

REDeYeS00

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Zoot Allures!

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04-08-2019 , 01:19 AM

#593

Phat Mack

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Wes Montgomery and Frank Zappa back to back.

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04-08-2019 , 07:31 PM

#594

REDeYeS00

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Zappa is on the record saying Wes is one of his favorite artists and 'Lover Man' his favorite song by Wes.

different Wes (can't remember if it's been posted before and too lazy to look)

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04-08-2019 , 08:14 PM

#595

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04-09-2019 , 12:49 AM

#596

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Originally Posted by REDeYeS88

Zappa is on the record saying Wes is one of his favorite artists and 'Lover Man' his favorite song by Wes.

I used to host a Thursday night home game populated with musicians, and Wes was fun to throw on the turntable because he was so polarizing, especially to the guitarists. His later stuff that moved from bebop to easy listening could really get them arguing. Not everybody can tilt a whole table with just a few chords and octaves.