I keep coming back to this clip. There's such a great groove going on here. It's just ticking along, but they are all grinning to their eyeballs. And the brief pan left to the drummer Gus Johnson at the end of Eldridge's solo is very revealing. He's just playing time, but his whole body is engaged in generating that swing. It's one of those subtle things in jazz that makes all the difference...
solo posso dire che e' bellissimo!!!questo maestro era l'icono del mio babbo!!!e' adesso anche mio!!la vita da piacevoli momenti ,ma senza musica non avrebbe senzo vivere!
It's just Great listining to These Cats "Dancing/Swinging/Singing" their music. I was so Lucky to see/hear them live in Oslo,Norway in 1956 witht JATP group
The tune is called "soft winds" composed by Charlie Chrisitan and Benny Goodman. The head( melody) is 16-bars extended blues form, however after stating the head players usually improvise on 12-bar jazz blues progression.
Man, what a line up! Great choice of tunes, everyone working well together, totally in the pocket. Man, this stuff is great, it makes me want to practice more and play in front of people more. Totally inspirational!!!
@masolv1...In Pittsburgh, where Ray Brown and Roy Eldridge call home, It is perfectly normal for top notch Jazz musicians to have spontaneous Jam Sessions and the hired Trio or Quartet would serve as a rhythm section. In 1961 the two most popular venues for these guys were the Crawford Grill and the Hurricane. This trio would have backed up a very young George Benson, Stanley and Tommy Turrentine, Jimmy Smith, etc....
did you know that the bass that john clayton (of the clayton hamilton orchestra) plays, is ray browns bass? once he (ray brown) died, it was given to John as a gift
I’m supposed to be analyzing the style for class but I kept getting distracted at the beginning by the two guys in the front talking about the performance with each other
![ПОЛНАЯ ИСТОРИЯ ЭКЗОРЦИЗМА [Топ Сикрет]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qBySr6Bt0B8/mqdefault.jpg)
![Oscar Peterson Trio feat. Ray Brown & Louis Hayes - Live in Montréal 1965 [audio only]](/img/n.gif)
50 years later, and we're still digging on this. That's the staying power of blues/jazz/Oscar.
First time I've seen a trio with five dudes in it.
Just love oscar's smile while he's groovin with herbie. Puts a smile on my face every time.
It’s pure joy
You can always hear a little Texas twang in Herbs solos and I love it 😀
I keep coming back to this clip. There's such a great groove going on here. It's just ticking along, but they are all grinning to their eyeballs. And the brief pan left to the drummer Gus Johnson at the end of Eldridge's solo is very revealing. He's just playing time, but his whole body is engaged in generating that swing. It's one of those subtle things in jazz that makes all the difference...
so do i...incredible music...I wish I could have heard Oscar in live....
I like jazz guitarist who have a country/western slant to their playing like Mr. Ellis does. Great upload, thanks!
A great trio - with five dudes…:-)
solo posso dire che e' bellissimo!!!questo maestro era l'icono del mio babbo!!!e' adesso anche mio!!la vita da piacevoli momenti ,ma senza musica non avrebbe senzo vivere!
The biggest trio i've ever seen.
great stuff
It's just Great listining to These Cats "Dancing/Swinging/Singing" their music. I was so Lucky to see/hear them live in Oslo,Norway in 1956 witht JATP group
now THAT's real music
What a great cuartet,i do like them fantastik combination Oscar and Roy
The tune is called "soft winds" composed by Charlie Chrisitan and Benny Goodman. The head( melody) is 16-bars extended blues form, however after stating the head players usually improvise on 12-bar jazz blues progression.
actually gthey did this a little different ... and yes it is soft winds.... but these cats just did it as a blues
Man, what a line up! Great choice of tunes, everyone working well together, totally in the pocket. Man, this stuff is great, it makes me want to practice more and play in front of people more. Totally inspirational!!!
Anyone know who the drummer is???
❤❤❤❤❤
Hey, they're playing a benny goodman sextet number! Great work with it too! Gotta love Ray Brown on that bass...
@masolv1...In Pittsburgh, where Ray Brown and Roy Eldridge call home, It is perfectly normal for top notch Jazz musicians to have spontaneous Jam Sessions and the hired Trio or Quartet would serve as a rhythm section. In 1961 the two most popular venues for these guys were the Crawford Grill and the Hurricane. This trio would have backed up a very young George Benson, Stanley and Tommy Turrentine, Jimmy Smith, etc....
I was there
tres coolio
'soft winds' by goodman/hampton
swing jest dobry na wszystko
@StradMan37 Roy Eldridge was just sitting in The name of the group was the Oscar Petterson Trio
did you know that the bass that john clayton (of the clayton hamilton orchestra) plays, is ray browns bass? once he (ray brown) died, it was given to John as a gift
Yeah, thought so. There's another version of this tune on youtube with Peterson and Joe Pass.
is this a freddie freeloader cover?
What are all those people doing in a trio ?
does anybody know where can i listen to "sittin' In" by Roy Eldridge ?
"and friends..."
This is called "Soft Winds"....
I’m supposed to be analyzing the style for class but I kept getting distracted at the beginning by the two guys in the front talking about the performance with each other
What is this from? Is there an audio version on CD of the concert?
I am very sorry it is agreat quinted,fantastic
🙄💙🌱🌾
@billybillfat Yes it is, it's written "ET" on the bass drum, which stands for Ed Thigpen...
Yes but that's Gus Johnson on drums
the best swing cat is roy eldridge..
Sorry but the drummer on this video doesn't look like Ed Thigpen,...
Gus Johnson on drums
@@joemaranzano Grazie Giorgio!
this is youtube...? lol