Whisper Not - Benny Golson and McCoy Tyner
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- Whisper Not (Golson) Benny Golson, tenor saxophone; McCoy Tyner, piano; Avery Sharpe, bass and Aaron Scott on drums. Jazz in Marciac 1997
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Fabulous.
I love Mr Golson’s performance here. I’m 81 years old and will continue repeated listening. This composition was always one of my favorite jazz standards. I always loved the melody and harmony, being a wannabee guitarist.
I always wondered why more musicians haven’t covered it.
Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed listening to Mr Golson’s soloing so much!!
R.I.P., Legend
Looking forward to seeing this notable performance.
Benny Golson is one of a handfull immediately recognizable tenorsax players
Yes!
I had opportunity to see Benny Golson live. Long ago, in my hometown, Saint Petersburg Russia. I think that was first time ever in my life that I was at the jazz legend concert. Unforgettable event.
Golson was playing with local rhythm section, and russian trumpet player resident of NY, that was part of Art Blakey Jazz replacing the great Morgan. His name is Valery Ponomarev. Valery did great job on intro for “I remember Clifford”. It was very impressing and inspiring event for me as a young musician.
Valery is an excellent trumpeter. I heard him a number of times when he was playing with Art Blakey.
я узнал о бенни от моей девушки, дочери виталия клейнота, который знал голсона и общался с ним. Учил эту композицию на пианино в свое время)
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Много красивой музыки и классных аранжировок написал Голсон. Я люблю его записи с Артом Фармером (Benny Goldon, Art Farmer Jazztet). Если не ошибаюсь, аранжировки к знаменитому альбому Jazz Messengers “Moanin’” тоже Голсон писал. Там и эта его тема звучит.
Have always loved this tune.Beautiful and melancholy.
so beautiful !!! Thank you!!....:)
WOW!!!!! I got to play a full set with Benny Golson in Yonkers, NY right around this time! Thanks for posting.
Where was that in Yonkers? I don't remember any clubs there.
@@JazzVideoGuy Deffemio's - where he was the drummer no matter what 🙂
The horn's singing and the lines are flowing, he was killing it at a spritely 67. It looks like he's playing a new Selmer SA 80 here with a modern Link and a Winslow lig, whatever, beautiful playing, it sounds great.
Thank you ❤