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Dreamy- Erroll Garner 1964
Dreamy - Erroll Garner in 1964.
Erroll Louis Garner ( 1921 - 1977) was an American jazz pianist and composer known for his swing playing and ballads.
His best-known composition, the ballad Misty, has become a jazz standard. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ,
Erroll began playing piano at the age of 3. He attended George Westinghouse High School, as did fellow pianists Billy Strayhorn and Ahmad Jamal.
Garner was self-taught and remained an "ear player" all his life he never learned to read music. .
At age 14 in 1937 he joined local saxophonist Leroy Brown. He played locally in the shadow of his older pianist brother Linton Garner and moved to New York in 1944. He briefly worked with the bas...
Erroll Louis Garner ( 1921 - 1977) was an American jazz pianist and composer known for his swing playing and ballads.
His best-known composition, the ballad Misty, has become a jazz standard. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ,
Erroll began playing piano at the age of 3. He attended George Westinghouse High School, as did fellow pianists Billy Strayhorn and Ahmad Jamal.
Garner was self-taught and remained an "ear player" all his life he never learned to read music. .
At age 14 in 1937 he joined local saxophonist Leroy Brown. He played locally in the shadow of his older pianist brother Linton Garner and moved to New York in 1944. He briefly worked with the bas...
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What is this thing called love- Erroll Garner 1964
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What is this thing called love - Erroll Garner in 1964 Erroll Louis Garner ( 1921 - 1977) was an American jazz pianist and composer known for his swing playing and ballads. His best-known composition, the ballad Misty, has become a jazz standard. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania , Erroll began playing piano at the age of 3. He attended George Westinghouse High School, as did fellow pianists Bil...
Just one of these things -Erroll Garner 1964
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Just one of these things - Erroll Garner in 1964 Erroll Louis Garner ( 1921 - 1977) was an American jazz pianist and composer known for his swing playing and ballads. His best-known composition, the ballad Misty, has become a jazz standard. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania , Erroll began playing piano at the age of 3. He attended George Westinghouse High School, as did fellow pianists Billy Str...
All of me -Teddy Wilson, Earl Hines.1965 in Berlin
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All of me- Teddy Wilson and Earl Hines in Germany 1965 At a piano workshop in Berlin in 1965 we can witness pianist Teddy Wilson. After his first tune he is joined by pianist Earl "Fatha" Hines and they play "All of me". They are accompanied by Cees See on drums and Peter Trunk on bass. "Teddy" Wilson (, 1912 1986) was an American jazz pianist whose sophisticated and elegant style was featured ...
At the jazzband ball - Jimmy McPartland 1975
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At the Jazzbandball - McPartland Jimmy 1975 From a 1975 club concert movie called "At the Top" we see a performance of "At the Jazzbandball" with musicians who, in some way had been associated with Bix Beiderbecke. Jimmy McParland cornet, Joe Venuti violin and Spiegle Wilcox trombone played with Bix in the twenties and the other musicians certainly appreciated his musical genius. We see pianist...
Mabel's Dream - King Oliver 1923
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Mabel's Dream King Oliver's Jazz Band 1923 This a track from the famous Oliver/Armstrong recordings. The band plays Mabel's Dream. A famous movie star in those years was Mabel Normand. Could this composition and it's name have had anything to do with her popularity? Maybe, or maybe not. Who is there still to ask? WHO WAS MABEL NORMAND? Mabel Normand was known as the female Chaplin and the undis...
Just one of those things -Erroll Garner 1964.
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Erroll Garner in London England in 1964 with bassist Eddie Calhoun and drummer Kelly Martin
Over the waves - preservation Hall Jazz Band 1971.
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Preservarion Hall Jazz band in 1971 in Preservation Hall New Orleans
Zoot's Bossa Nova - Zoot Sims 1977
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Shadow Waltz - Sims Zoot 1977 From one of the best Peter Appelyard Shows recorded in Toronto in the late seventies was a performance of three famous guests. Zoot Zims on tenor saxophone, Hank Jones piano and the incredible bassist Slam Stewart. Peter instead of on vibes plays maracas to enhance the the bossa nova feel. To me this sounds like a home made melody just wonderfully done just for the...
Your Feet's Too Big - Hank Jones 1977
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Your Feet's Too Big Jones Hank 1977 Peter Appleyard in one of his shows from Toronto in 1977 introduces a performance of pianist Hank Jones. Hank plays a Fats Waller composition. "Your Feet's too Big" was recorded by Fats Waller and his Rhythm in 1939. Hank was part of the production of a New York show about Fats Waller called "Ain't misbehavin" With him in the trio are Slam Stewart on bass, an...
You're a Lucky Guy - Ruby Braff in Bern 1989
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You're a Lucky Guy - Braff Ruby in Bern1989 . These were recorded in the Kursaal in Bern, Switzerland on April 29, 1989. Ruby Braff, cornet, Howard Alden, guitar, Gray Sargent, guitar, Eddy Jones, bass and Oliver Jackson, drums.
You're a Lucky Guy - Maxine Sullivan in Bern 1986.
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You're a Lucky Guy - Sullivan Maxine 1986 Maxine Sullivan, the "grand dame" of jazz singing performs at the first Bern International Jazz Festival in 1986. The superb back-up team consists of Dick Hyman piano, Jack Lesberg bass and Jake Hanna drums.
Over the Waves - Pete Dailey 1951
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Over the Waves - Pete Daily 1951 After his military sevice in World War Two, Daily formed his own Dixieland band "Pete Daily's Chicagoans" in 1946, based in California. This group was popular there for several years and recorded for Capitol records.. Pete Daily had a hard-driving yet lyrical style and he was always an asset on Dixieland dates. He still played actively during the seventies but a...
Three Blind Mice - Red Nichols and his Five Pennies 1950
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Three Blind Mice - Red Nichols and his Five Pennies 1950 In this clip you'll see this band, who were around in the days that Bix recorded this song in 1927, perform it as well .They follow a simpliefied arrangement of the original recording. Before I started playing myself I heard Red Nichols and his Five Pennies quite a lot on the radio and I am glad I could present you with this video. In the...
You took advantage of me - Wild Bill Davison in Bern 1985
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You took advantage of me - Condon Memories 1985 Condon Memories All Star Band, Bern Jazz Festival 1985 Wild Bill Davison trumpet, Warren Vache cornet, Bob Wilber soprano sax, Bill Allred trombone, Bucky Pizzarelli guitar, Dick Wellstood piano, Milt Hinton bass, Jake Hanna drums. The musician of honour in this session was veteran Bill Davison. Wild Bill (William Edward) Davison was born in Defia...
You can depend on Me - Braff and Pee Wee Russell at Newport 1962
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You can depend on Me - Braff and Pee Wee Russell at Newport 1962
You've Been a Good Old Wagon - Linda Hopkins 1978
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You've Been a Good Old Wagon - Linda Hopkins 1978
Wolverine Blues - Jack Teagarden.1945
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Wolverine Blues - Jack Teagarden.1945
Wolverine Blues - Tremble Kids of Werner Keller.1984
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Wolverine Blues - Tremble Kids of Werner Keller.1984
Wild Man Blues - Wynton Marsalis.2000
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Wild Man Blues - Wynton Marsalis.2000
Where is my sweetie hiding - Prague Orch.1993
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Where is my sweetie hiding - Prague Orch.1993
When you're Smilin' - Dorothy Donegan 1987
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When you're Smilin' - Dorothy Donegan 1987
When lights are Low - Benny Carter in Copenhagen.1985
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When lights are Low - Benny Carter in Copenhagen.1985
He’s just a baby 🥺😭
Гений !!!
Confunction Junction…what’s your function!
This is mind blowing. Louie at his peak like this was sublime.
Amazing stick control. Louis was an amazing drummer.
My 3 Kings Louis Bechet Bix For Ever.
Isn't it wonderful how ol' Hoagy and the boys honored the blues of the poorest folks in the South by showing clips ol mammy scrubbin' da clothes, an Rufus asleep on de poach. Heh Heh heh, we Jewish song composers up here in New York love to celebrate the great American negro. (From a safe distance of course) By the way, I don't see any colored up there in that orchestra.
Merci.
Tyvärr suddig bild, men vilket sväng. Thank You Ben Smith from Dukes of Dixieland for recording!
Wonderful, beautiful music. Could listen all day.
love the arrangement.
What tempo is the beginning
The song's creator William Costello's version of this song where he would scat sing during the jazzy instrumental sections was used by Max Fleischer in a Betty Boop cartoon in 1932. In 1933, Fleischer hired Costello as the first voice of Popeye The Sailor in 1933.
Dit is de bezetting zoals Willy van der Heide hem beschreef in Bob Evers deel 26 Stampij om een Schuiftrompet.
Nekvalitní snímek (obraz)jinak fajn,díky.😊
I don't think these folks realized what they were witnessing.
Excellent solo by Pat Halcox
What a most wonderful video to come across. Thank you for posting. I love this era.
excellent..."tasty"...reminds me of an early time in my life on the GULF COAST, and visiting NO, The Quarter and the NO JAZZ FEST...GREAT TIMES, so GREAT MEMORIES !!
all were excellent musicians and in fine form. beautiful solos by all except morello on drums, yet his would have been great, too if he'd gotten a solo on this excellent piece !! thanx 4 posting this rare and early video recording !
I'll have what Gene had.
🎉🎉🎉🎉💘
Genius! The arc lights must be so hot making him sweat!
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Wes had such a great swinging melodic sense. What a truly great musician! How cool to see him performing live. Can anyone identify the other musicians?
In Venezuela back in 1930 playing this song was mandatory to be accepted to play in a venue (generally the gigs were organized with musicians that haven't played together before), so the phrase "matar un tigre" ("to kill a tiger" as a way to say that someone was going to play later that day in a venue) came from this song.
Ein tolles Musikstück von der phantastischen Musikerfamilie Carling . danke .😊❤
Music that is One of A Kind ONEderful
Barber at his best. Excellent solo by Pat Halcox
Put the puff in daddy.
J'ai vu cette formation à Genève à cette époque. Un grand moment de Jazz et certainement le meilleur concert que j'ai vu.
Stanley Stephens is the name of the drummer.
Descobriu recentemente esse gênio póstumo, grande jazzista 😊
its 2024 and am seeing this and so marvelous
👏🏿👏🏿
this is so mindblowing
Miles family here
He’s virtuosic but sometimes i wish he would just solo normally like at the end kinda
En Jij Jimmy, jij verdiend beter dan nu
Pure musical genius. Love his stuff
A little swing by Oscar, Ray and Herb, great to hear ! 💚
0:00 Ida (1923) 2:00 Whispering (1920) 2:53 NS (1924) 4:10 Who Cares? (1922) 5:25 China Boy (1922)
Inoubliable Sidney il m enchanté chaque jour merci ❤❤❤
Sweden is very much "naturally the land of bagpipes!" Gunhild is playing the Swedish Sackpipa. When most people think of bagpipes they imagine the Scottish Great Highland Bagpipe, due to the British having exported them across the globe via distribution of Scottish Regiments throughout the Empire in the 18th & 19th centuries. However, Scotland isn't the only country with a bagpipe tradition, and in fact the instrument didn't originate there. Bagpipes are a pastoral instrument can be found in many regions where there are shepherds, such as Italy, Bulgaria, Spain, and Germany, among others, and likely came from the Mediterranean area originally; possibly having been distributed throughout the Mediterranean rim and Europe during the Roman Empire.
3:15
Famtastic
Great video and performers in spite of very low definition; we're truly spoile now-a-days! lol
Éste hombre no era de este planeta impresionante
Why did they have to change the lyrics to this great song. Sing the original lyrics and screw political correctness.