Відео

Donald Brown has a special genius……..

Where have I been? Donald Brown, what a wonderful writer!!

We caught Art & his jazz messengers at "Mikell's" in 1988 !! He came and chillwd at our table in between sets!! Still have his autograph!! P.S. I bought him a drink also!!🥃👌

Anyone know what tune the piano player is playing?

Well I'm glad I don't miss all the good stuff. Who plays what/where?

Kenny had awkward , tense moment with Art 😂😂😂

Sounds so good in big band arrangement, awesome. Also it's 'Theme *For* Malcolm'

Donald Brown talks about the harmony ua-cam.com/video/IUSBT75F0fw/v-deo.html

Yessir used to be good freinds with my pops back in the day

What’s that tune 5.38? Wynton recorded that at the smithosinuan but I can’t find it on UA-cam with the other songs

Dig it! This is such a cool groove, and I love the range of tones. Just curious, was it a multi-track production?

That the stuff right there. Coming at the right time. People want to hear some fusion. Not this smooth Jazz stuff.

Man, my best friend that turned me on to 5ive Ft Giant I dedicate this song to G Money$$$ Gilbert Smith 865 Baby!

Donald is a true genius

I love this album…. I absolutely love this album

Cindy Blackman in her natural element before Lenny Kravitz and Santana. 😍👌🏽

Lean on me 865!!!

1:21 and 3:32 He's wearing a hearing aid.

No too many leaders are like Art...MOST of them are GREEDY,DISRESPECTFUL TO THE MUSIC,MUSICIANS ....AND THIEFS

Kenny should know better.....not to leave early for a legend in jazz

I've always liked Art Blakey but never saw him working. I like the way he leads the group.

Recorded 2008, in Knox. Donald brown and Donald Roby Jr High School picture 1970.

Recorded 2007, in Knox. Jr high school picture. 1970 me and Donald Brown

Nice chord substitutions…

Sometimes bass players have strange desires

Oh yeah!

I don’t know why Donald Brown gave up his Funk Roots for the Avant-garde...He would have gotten as much commercial success as Jeff Lorber.

Nothing is more inspiring than seeing a great and talented legend have compassion and be kind hearted. Art Blakey got the message of what life’s all about and he teaches by example. Gratitude!❤️👏💕🌷☕️

Hahaaa, 1:17 Cindy Blackman making sure that Art notices her playing,heheh

Brilliant, original music...I have to take my hat off to Mr. Donald Brown and his ensemble.

What a slick soulful piece and arrangement. Great solos all around.

Un petit chef d'œuvre cette version de take the A train. L'album dans lequel on trouve ce morceau est tout aussi exceptionnel. Émotion garantie.

Mikell's was at 97th & Columbus- NYC

Terence Blanchard, Donald Harrison, Wynton Marsalis appear too.

Wallace Roney- trumpet; Donald Brown- piano; Cindy Blackman- drums; Kenny Garrett- alto sax.

Donald Brown..

Nothing matches the master with a Steinway in a perfect acoustic setting. (Thanks, Scott Moore for pulling my coat to this.)

Silk! 🤎

I love this tune, a profound datapoint during my formative years in this music!

Dick Fontaine film

Let do something,check me Pale Pimp

If you are feeling blue, listen to this. You'll feel a whole lot better.

Young Kenny Garrett amazing

SMH SMH... I Was 10; Going On 11(Depending When This Documentary Was Released).. That Tune "New York" @ 5:31-5:52...by Blakey's Pianist Donald Brown-2 me-THAT NEVER Gets Old 🎹🎹🎹🎹..!!

FIVE Ft. GIANT...!!!!!

Love this version so much

Love this version and is that a Yamaha DX7 ? Very 1980s and I love it . Great bassist and guitar ? Your Donald Brown ? Saw you at Ronnie Scott’s in 1986 with the messengers

A Monk tune about his son ? Used to love the TSmonk jazzfunk stuff ... I don’t know this tune .

here you have also Jean Toussaint tenor sax, Kenny Garret Alto Sax, terrence blanchard first speaker, Wallace Roney Trumpet,

please, please.please....... Where are the other parts..... We need it !!!!!!!