Le pianiste est d'une aisance remarquable, c'est peut-être Wally Rose. C'est vraiment instructif de les voir jouer, une attitude faite d' application, de fantaisie et d'optimisme...
The definitive answer would be in Turk's biography by Jim Goggin, "Just for the Record." Frank Haggerty was playing banjo with Turk in the 1960s, but it could also be Dave Wierbach or George Baker.
Great footage, with Bob Helm at his original best. thank you, sir for uploading!
Le pianiste est d'une aisance remarquable, c'est peut-être Wally Rose. C'est vraiment instructif de les voir jouer, une attitude faite d' application, de fantaisie et d'optimisme...
Neighbor holds up surprisingly well with Trad Jass greats Murphy and Helm!!
i have been a turk murphy fan since the 1950s. my favorite tune is "the gettysburg march but can't find it anywhere.
Expressionistic art. Thank you for videon.Aniando Sweden
awesome clarinet
Thanks so much for putting this on ,
any one know anything about the Banjo player Dave that played with Turk in 1961?
a.stromberg
Carl Lunsford
Dave Marty played intermission banjo at McGoon's. His info can be Googled.
The definitive answer would be in Turk's biography by Jim Goggin, "Just for the Record." Frank Haggerty was playing banjo with Turk in the 1960s, but it could also be Dave Wierbach or George Baker.
Turkmurphy
Turk didn't care for Lloyd Byassee's playing. I think the only drummer he liked was Thad Vanden.