Bobby Shew Louie Bellson Blue
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- Опубліковано 28 жов 2014
- Louie Bellson as his Big Band Explosion at the Cork Jazz Festival 1980 featuring Bobby Shew playing his own composition 'Blue' as a tribute to the great trumpet player Blue Mitchell.
More of this concert to follow shortly.
So much great music, so little time. Thanks for sharing.
Bobby is one of the greatest musician ever. His trumpet and flugelhorn playing are superb. One of the best of the all time best!!!!
Totally! I have a lesson with him next month too! Can't wait!
Dizzy loved the playing of Bobby Shew. Nuff said!
When I played w/ Blue Mitchell he puffed his cheeks out, a la Dizzy! And everybody loves Bobby Shew, who moved back to New Mexico a decade & a half ago, I believe.
I saw this band in 1980 at Ronnie Scott's it was amazing. Bobby Shew made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Alan Downey was in the trumpet section.
Bobby captured Blue Mitchell , one of the sweetest human beings ansmd a great trumpet player and a great friend. Great tribute.
One of the greatest all around trumpet players of all time
Some of the most soulful horn playing I've ever heard. Pure expression with no licks, devices and cutesy quotes. Just terrific.
A moving and beautiful tribute to good friend and talented musician. What fools would give this a thumbs down?
Tone Deaf Fools!!!
A master musician at work.
In the early 80's when I was about 12, Bobby came to the UK and ran a workshop with a bunch of local schools - he was truly inspirational. That evening he played in a small pub with the Southampton All Stars big band and was joined by Alan Downey and Derek Watkins - they pretty much blew the roof off the place. He played 'Blue' and watching this makes the hairs on my neck stand up as much as it did then.
I was very fortunate to have been at this concert in the Cork Opera House.The Band were incredible!
The line up was amazing with John Heard on bass, Frank Strazzeri on Piano, Arnie Lawerence on alto, Kenny Hitchcock on Tenor, I think Don Menza was also in the band. And of course Louie Bellson. An Amazing band.
The Cork Jazz festival was a great festival back then. Nowadays it's "The Guinness Jazz Festival."
I'm afraid it has become "How many pints can we sell," The artist line up has suffered greatly.
It's very difficult to find anything resembling Jazz on that given weekend.
Ah well, Happy Days..........
Thank you for posting the line-up.
@@jamescampoccio1152 You are very welcome James
Wow, that was sweet.
Wonderful Flugel !!! Amazing sound! !!
Fantatstic Bobby Shew.
He’s an awesome player. I was lucky enough to hear him play in a concert in the 90s. What a great sound and chops of steel.
Pure Genius and artistry.,
Fantastic ! More !
I just heard this trumpet performer and was overwhelmed... this dude is good!!
I played this at a state jazz festival for school and it's a really good piece! At the climax part with the melody in the trumpet section, the judges supposedly stand up and clap, but I don't notice it until I listen to the recording afterward haha
Beautiful, thnx mikebuddy1
I too had the pleasure of attending the Cork Jazz Festival in 1980 and I particularly remember this number
Recordings with Louie Bellson’s outstanding band of the ‘80s were my introduction to Bobby Shew. His flugelhorn solos are simply without parallel.
LOVELY!!!
One word. Class!
Damn he paints paintings with his lines
OK, Y'all hear how beautifully and minimally the bassist anchors Shew's ballad? That is possible because he is amplifying his bass intelligently so that you can hear the sustain of his very modern set up. Geez, it's starting to sound like 1937 out there. I hope this Mr. Natural phase passes quickly into the dust bin of jazz history. Let me tell you that's also the sound many Trio pianists (My hands up here) are looking for because that kind of amplification puts the bassist on a more even Evans like footing with the pianist. Boy Shew..
That was brilliant! Thanks for posting.
Amazing Flugelhorn...
Sweet.
Close your eyes and listen. What you think of is what your heart most desires
Yeah, man.
Espetáculo maravilhoso
The best
killer jam ( if I could vote it up again , I would )
Bobby is as kind and thoughtful as he is talented.
Beatifull. Hermosa interpretación.
Does anyone know where I could find a transcription of Bobby Shew's solo?
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A legend!
Dope
Real Music
can someone put the improve solo at measure 37 on sheet music?
SHOW !
Wow 🎶 🎵 🎺
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Mike, is this video Something the family ( myself if you will ) can place among the many other videos, pictures, awards, etc ? I would love to include it for future viewing. Thank in advance! Sincerely, Gary
Of course be my guest, sorry for not responding sooner. Best of luck with the project.
Unreal
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Oh yes..!
Was ,wondering who Bass Player was .This is exceptional...
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That is really pretty
Great playing, I love the flugelhorn. Now let's see if I can play a G major scale without messing it up ...
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Was that Klinger doing the intro'?
what year was this
1980
What year was this?
Coleman Gee 1980.
Gotta be 1980 or 1981.
darichard11 Blue passed away in May 1979. I know because Patti and Herb Ellis called me to go to the service for Blue.
So 1980 makes sense then. I used to go see Louie's band pretty regularly around LA at the time. A few other bands as well. Many of the top LA players would do these gigs (Bobby Shew played with a few before he started his quartet). Just amazing to be able to see these guys all the time. My biggest issue was having the money to go see them.
Starts at 0:39.
Then he slides from the stage *dejuvu* lol try the meme
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