Maynard Ferguson - Round Midnight

www.maynardferg...: MAYNARD! becomes the first new book on bandleader and jazz trumpet phenomenon Maynard Ferguson in nearly a dozen years. Its 240 pages of raw MF as remembered in interviews by 30 musicians and others from his earliest U.S. gigs in the late 40s to the peak of his career on Columbia Records in the 70s.

[@michaelg3074]

This was done in the late 50's - early 60's.America didn't really discover Maynard until the 70's, my high school years. That's when FM radio happened and Maynard got the recognition he deserved. After that, Maynard was the standard all trumpet players were held to. Just like Jimi Hendrix.

[@Queenof214]

i wanna cry...beautiful

[@scottmelamerson4177]

AN INSPIRATION. SO MANY YEARS LATER ,WOW,,

[@armytrpt1979]

a beautiful song and a performance that will stop you in your tracks!!!

[@notsiwelc]

@stale56 The original Lp on which this arrangement was first included was recorded in 1958. From the B&W film and Maynard's age in the video, it appears to be soon thereafter.

[@TheSaxJunkie]

Just amazing

[@James9533]

W0W.
Kinda speechless atm

[@tmz714zmt]

2:46 pelvic thrust ftw!!

[@larryshaver3568]

i wonder if Maynard knew Nelson Riddle,I'm sure they would have worked well together

[@8356996]

Is there sheet music for this?

[@somedude8403]

+Aj Owens, I want this arrangement as well.

[@stale56]

Does anybody know the year for this?

[@-bdl2696]

+stale56 Has to be early 60's IMO

[@thegreatdominion949]

1959. Here's another clip from the same show. It was a CBC production with Fred Davis hosting. Not sure what it was called.
ua-cam.com/video/Mmb-mGsK280/v-deo.html&ab_channel=sdartist1