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wow...great vdo. thanks. Kids enjoy this vdo and they can jam to it too.

Nice job!!

Mr. lopez?

There is no history of jazz. jazz is kick in the A** to all those colonizer, Jazz is man made word. There is no birth place of jazz. For sure music industry must have given that name. Music comes from different civilization. Name comes from different civilization, & when you don't know the meaning, ..there is something fishy in that name. Even Miles Davis don't like that name "JAZZ" for his music...

Hey Darryl can we play :3 And with Teagan I will change the name back if she doesn’t like it btw

Defs not lipsyncing😂

So very nice to see some kids play who have actually had training!!!!! These kids were even in tune!!!!

Why this gives me old snoopy peanut stories vibes, definitely my new comfort video… thanks for uploading

這在台灣？？

Cowbell was amazing thank you for the classic video

Yes to this

Thanks, Darryl!

Darryl, this is really a wonderful version. Bravo.

❤️❤️☺️

You gentlemen are very talented and good 👍🏽. Thank you for the great music 🎶🎶🎶

so i will never understand jazz

I hope every single one of you got an A for this project lol. So incredibly well researched and rehearsed. As a music teacher myself, I’d by tearing up with pride over this presentation ❤️

La vie en rose w no grace notes is insane still fye without

Wow. Loved this

Impressive! Wow!

La Vie en Rose is not by Armstrong

Oh yeah, i forgot, you guys look/sound like you really had fun on Chameleon!

Great job fellas! Don't bother with the nay-sayers/haters!

Bassist was incredible! Thank you for keeping our(Americans) art form alive. If my father(Garvin Bushell) one of the creators of our music was still alive, he’s tip his hat to all of you! Thank you for keeping jazz alive!!!

9:54 bro said Evan Jones (it's Elvin Jones)😂😂😂

Very nice

全員白人なの凄い違和感wwwほぼテーマしかやらないってジャズの一番美味しいとこ端折っちゃってどうすんのさ？wwwwwwジャズの歴史でも何でもないと思うけどね？www

trumpet player could really work on some stuff but overall yall did amazing 🙏

Awesome cover!

As a bass player, that bass was absolutely awesome! Good job to all of you!

man if you guys could do a reprise of this, it would be killin

台灣哪間學校啊 好酷

Bravo.....❤❤❤❤🎉💖👍👍👍

❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍

Paul Desmond played alto sax, and he wrote Take Five :D

Really appreciate this video. During the lock down, as I watch you tube often and saw my favorite pre 1980 music only hv million or hundreds thousands of views, instead of billions as in current music, I felt myself belongs to the forgotten era. Now I see more people still listening to nice music, and last week I was able to set up a high end hifi set to sound beautifully, i feel much better. But still sad, that the beautiful music we often heard on radio, are no longer there.

Your voice is so soothing! Pls keep going!❤

Beautiful

SO SO SO GOOD

THAT'S MY FRIEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You guys were great !!! Professionals

What happened to the trumpeter's head? Did the bassist chuck a cymbal at him?

Thank you for this concise and interesting video that I am using as an introduction to jazz with my Year 10 Music class.

not quite my tempo!

Minor correction, guys. John Colrane released Giant Steps before he formed his famous Quartet. Only McCoy Tyner and Elvin Jones played on My Favorite Things. You were likely thinking of A Love Supreme as the other of his most famous recordings with parts (as on My Favorite Things) or all of that line-up.

Dudes, I love this style of presentation!

so fuckin cool

Thank you ! GOOD JOB ! Friendships ! (a French sideman drummer (Rhoda Scott,Etienne M'Bappe, Guy N'Sangue , CIM SCHOOL AND CONSERVATORY )

I'm love.

Love it Thanks