Guido Basso - It's Not Unusual
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- From the famous 'Nightcap' TV series - Guido Basso does this Tom Jones hit with the best band in the land, consisting of Guido, Moe Koffman, Teddy Roderman, Ed Bickert, Jimmie Dale, Jimmy Amaro, Howie Ray & Jimmy Dale The show starred, Billy Van, Al Hamel, Bonnie Brooks, June Sampson & Vanda King.
Canadian music history gold.
Teddy Roderman on trombone, at that time, one of North America's finest trombonists. The busiest trombonist in Toronto for many years, aToronto Symphony, principle trombone, CBC Symphony, the same, first call for Toronto's thriving studio scene at that time- 50's through 70's.
Ed Bickert one of the smoothest , most melodic guitar players anywhere .
Simply my favourite Flugal Horn player. Guido's work with the legendary Boss Brass will never, no never, date. Thank you Guido and Rob
Peter Smith UK
Great artist and great friend of Alan Hamil and Suzanne Sommers! Rest In Peace beautiful lady! ✨️🕊✨️
guido basso made me so happy when he told me: "sweet compimg boy"....i was playing in a college big band and was listening too a lot of ed bickert work at this time
Great playing, straight through, live!
What... NO AUTO-TUNE??
Then how did they stay in tune? hahaha
Real musicians, playing their hearts out using real plumbing. I LVOE IT.
RIP.
It's shocking to see such a young Ed Bickert, but even more so to see the Tele looking so new!! Thanks for sharing this, as it's an important part of history for all of us that love Ed Bickert's music.
My thought exactly. He was tasteful then, as always. Also the tele twang was there. I think here, he is using the muddle position in the pu as well.
Guido Basso!!! Just heard him play live last night at the Sudbury Jazz Festival!!! Fell in love with his playing over 30 years ago watching "Night Moves", "Night Walk", and "Night Ride" on Global TV. He turns 78 years old on the 27th of this month (Sept)! He is even better now!!!
+cboncklis Thanks - Yes I do. I have them all. Wish I could find a source for all of them in high quality sound.
Ok nice Lovely dance musically
egyptopentakenic - haha I love that term (even though you took some liberties with it's creation!). Gotta start using that one.
Also Played with Maynard.
never seen ed looking so young, but yes, very pedestrian arrangement. Who's on drums?
Good Q?? And his sound? Heavier strings? Fortunate to play with Ed. A gentleman of the first order.
You think playing egyptopentakenic death scales all day pays the bills? Phil Woods probably made more money playing on a Billy Joel track than anything else. I'm sure Guido and the band brought home a fat, well-deserved paycheck for this thing. Nice playing all around!
arranjo fantastico
Great combo.
Ed looks very young!! Good stuff.
Bravo
These were the truly great players of the day; no electronics or recording dubbing BS.......you either played or you didn't! Guido was a great player!!!!!
So true but there are still great players playing.
It was 1965
That's a strange tone coming from Ed, but it still works for what's going on. And THAT is Ed Bickert!
'nice playing all around!' -definitely. and I'm sure the paycheck, fat or not, was well-deserved by Guido and band.I have nothing against popular arrangements -nor do I expect CDN jazz players to starve themselves playing...'egyptopentakenic death scales'. I just think it's a shame that comparatively little of their 'jazz' output was recorded (apart from whatever might be buried in CBC archives) , whether mainstream or avant-garde.
it drives me nuts how often canadian jazz players were driven to play pop & easy arrangements...at least as suggested by film and audio recordings.
Guido had hair?