ONE O'CLOCK JUMP - CancerBlows: The Legends Return (2017)
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Doc Severinsen leads a cast of 30 Trumpets in Count Basie's One O'Clock Jump at CancerBlows: The Legends Return. So many trumpets on one stage!!
One O'Clock Jump
William (Count) Basie, arr Tommy Newsom
Guest soloists:
Rex Richardson
Jose Sibaja
Joe Burgstaller
Allen Vizzutti
Wycliffe Gordon
CancerBlows Big Band
Performed on May 10, 2017
Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
Dallas, Texas
The recording is available on Music=Hope Records and all proceeds from the sale of the recording help fund cancer research.
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Audio Producer: Erica Brenner (ericabrennerpro...)
Audio Engineer: Fred Vogler, Vogler Audio Media
Video Director: Mike Vendeland
We not gonna talk about Arturo not having a mic and u can still hear him quite well even when he enters the stratosphere of his range
L3MONZ3BRA YES
Arturo be blasting though which I guess is why you could hear him
They knew he didn't need one lol
*strad-osphere
even though he’s not on a Strad...
Idk, yes he is an amazing player, but he just is a terrible human being.
How good of a trombonist do you have to be to get a solo in a single file line filled to the brim with legendary lead trumpeteers.
He could have blown them all off the stage. But he didn't. Not a mean bone in his body.
So true. He lives in my area and showed up to my school to talk to my jazz class. An absolute legend on trombone.
HIW Alex I guess you would have to be as good as Wycliffe Gordon
HIW Alex and a vocalist.
That is a trumpet, in his hands
This is the equivalent of band students trying to fight Iver who can play the highest note on the trumpet 🤣
Arturo Sandoval has my vote!
But ain't it fun! ))
I suspect that just a few of them let their ego get in the way. I've always preferred guys/gals to just play some good phrases and let the music speak for itself.
@@MysticalRaven3 arturo has played the 3rd highest note recorded on trumpet rashwan ross being the person that played the highest note on trumpet
Bro FR
Wycliffe just vibin knowing he’s the god of them all.
Mason Chambers same with Arturo Sandoval
vibe check
Wayne maybe too
They don’t hold a candle to me Gordon! Being technical isn’t the same as being musicL
jambajoby32 such an ignorant statement lol
I thought people were just lying but Ryan Anthony actually died. I can’t believe it. A true legend that will be missed.
Are u sure? I see no proof online
Victor Gaudin I just searched up his name, and an article from smu.edu came up saying that he died on June 23rd, 2020
@@Musibro3000 oh...
If they ever preform this again, anywhere, anytime, with any other band at any event, GIVE ARTURO A DAMN MIC FOR CHRISTS SAKE!
Wayne Bergeron wins every time
Yep
Facts.
Are you telling me that they didn’t have Doc solo. I’m starting a riot.
This reminds me of "Why there is NO trumpet Christmas."
Hey you cant call it the legends return without James Morrison
totally agree
I really respect that
Have him swap between trumpet and trombone on the spot
Juan Luna or wynton marsalis
Grandes artitas sensacinales
This is exactly what happens when trumpet players go unsupervised.
Wow! I really enjoyed it! A line up of trumpet masters! And trombone! 😁😎🎺... Arturo didn't have a mic lol
da11king: neither did Wayne Bergeron or Vincent DiMartino. They had a mic stand, but no mic.
And his projection is still audible its amazing
skyboundpilot you couldn’t play half as good they could.
skyboundpilot you sound like the biggest hater ever buddy... they’re making music. They’re not having a competition. If you don’t like it go somewhere else, it’s that simple.
skyboundpilot this is my last reply, but you’re here under almost every single comment bashing his solo... get over it, he did AWESOME! what kind of mindset do you have to be such a rude person. also, please fix your sentence structure i’m having a hard time reading what you’re saying.
Wycliffe with the death stare on the trumpet player @ 0:14
Lol
It's cool to see something like this, 4 years ago I lost my mother to cancer, she was a great musician, she played the Euphonium (in Germany it is Called Bariton (with rotor valves)), in honor of her I started to record songs all on my own only Brass but it is really fun to do. I will miss her but when I use her Instrument she will live forever in my heart.
West Musics ☺️
Bless her soul
What h this video again, I am still all tears!
That Cancerblow sign brings out tears!
Ryan Anthony! Rest in Peace!
Watch over us all trumpeters! Thank you!
I was really afraid that somebody was going to hurt themselves.
YES!! That ending!! The longest hold over contest!!
Am I the only one that notices how pissed off Arturo is the entire time? 😂
Its cause he's an ego maniac
@@trumpetplayerdude9838 At least he has the skill to back it up ig
@@aaronwhite02 having met him, I can say he has a very condescending personality. Which I get it, he's an amazing player, legendary without a doubt. Doesn't take away from the fact that he's a huge jerk to people and is all me me me
@@antuliohot Have you ever heard him take a solo he didn't try to turn into "see how high I can play?" - i.e. exactly like he does here. If he didn't have the "I defected from Cuba" backstory and Dizzy's blessing not sure he would have gotten much attention. There's better high-note players, there's better jazzers, there's certainly better classical players. Ever heard his "Trumpet Evolution" CD? For a guy who constantly tries to show off his high playing he does a really mediocre job on "Maynard Ferguson" which captures none of what Maynard brought to it. Doc in his prime was an amazing player - I don't think Arturo is in the same league. Arturo couldn't do this if his life depended on it ua-cam.com/video/OXWWsm6lmV4/v-deo.html
You lot all talk sh1t. Clearly jealous. I was a student in England on holiday in Miami and I happen to just phone up Arturo’s manager’s number that was in the back of one of his CD’s and we went to the downtown office, got picked up by his wife Marienella and taken back to his house. He bought me and my mate lunch and he was letting some students of FIU record at his house that day. He’d just got back from a European tour and was shattered and was the nicest bloke ever and was even more my hero after that.
Arturo was great friends with Maynard and is with Doc… as for that link above to say Arturo couldn’t play that you must be stupid.
And Allen Vizzutti, Arturo Sandoval, Wayne Bergeron, Vince DeMartino, Ryan Anthony (guest of honor), Ron Romm and more.
Ryan sadly passed away today and Wayne has been diagnosed with throat cancer. RIP
Took my son to see Doc here in Louisville KY at the UofL School Music a couple years back. Freaking amazing for a 90+ year old man.
Wayne for the win! He know how to finish with that Bergeron sound!!
I like how at the end you can hear some guys struggling to hit that final high note and than Wayne comes in and just plays it like it's nothing
If only Doc Severinsen had a love for brass.
I saw Doc years ago, with my dad on Fathers Day. at Ravinia Fest, outside of Chicago. Ravinia Fest is in Highland Park, IL. Way way North of Chicago on the Lakefront.
We live in a suburb 35 miles SW of Chicago. Takes 2+ hours there and back. Doc had a beautiful jacket with an Embroidered and Bejeweled Trumpet on the Back of it. My dad raised me on Jazz and was a drummer for many years. Years later we still were talking about that concert and Docs jacket!
Miss you Doc - my favorite part of the Tonight Show - Would have liked it just as much had it been - "The Tonight Show - Starring Doc Severinsen and the NBC orchestra, with Johnny Carson and his guests"
THE LEGENDS RETURRRRNNNNNN
Allen Vizzuti has such a characteristic face, it's so easily recognisable
Legends in one show! Brilliant👍🏽
Love the final pause that went on foreverrrrrrr
The only thing that comes close is an old vinyl LP from back in the 1960’s called ‘Tutti’s Trumpets’. Tutti Camaratta produced the album featuring Conrad Gozzo, Pete and Conti Candoli, and other great horn men of that time. These guys Doc Severinsen got together are sure no slouches. They’re way up in the danger of stroke, molar crowns coming off, or double hernia register. Sorry Doc himself is getting up there in years. Thanks for the post.
It's been forty years since I discovered and love LE Jazz, this jazz that swings under the talent of Duke, Lionel Hampton, Count de Basie, Louis Arsmtrong ... member of the Hot Club de Limoges between the 80s and 2000, I had the chance to participate in the weekly meetings organized by and at Jean Marie Masse* every Saturday evening with about fifteen other 'faithful' of the pope of Limougeaud jazz*, he made me discover all the great jazzmen black Americans including Duke Ellington whose anthology record recorded in 1957 and live on a Friday evening in Carroltown, that evening the Duke orchestra was so relaxed that it can be heard and perceived when listening to the album .
An mythical album, an anthology album, I would even dare to say Duke's ALBUM.
Cela fait quarante ans que j'ai découvert et aime LE Jazz, ce jazz qui swing sous le talent du Duke, de Lionel Hampton, du Count de Basie, de Louis Arsmtrong ... membre du Hot Club de Limoges entre les années 80 et 2000, j'ai eu la chance de participer aux réunions hebdomadaires organisées par et chez Jean Marie Masse* chaque samedi soir avec une quinzaine d'autres 'fidèles' du pape du jazz limougeaud*, il m'a fait découvrir tous les grands jazzmen noirs américains dont Duke Ellington dont ce disque d'anthologie enregistré en 1957 et en direct un vendredi soir à Carroltown, ce soir là l'orchestre du Duke était tellement décontracté que cela s'entend et se perçoit à l'écoute de l'album.
un album mythique, un album d'anthologie, j'oserais même dire l'ALBUM de Duke.
__ ALL STAR ROAD BAND VOLUME 1 :
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_ Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue ( Live 1957 )
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_ Stardust ( Live 1957 )
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_ Jeep's Blues ( Live 1957 )
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- Sophisticated Lady ( Live 1957 )
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- Perdido ( Live 1957 )
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wonder how much this concert cost them with all of those recognizable faces.
I don't think much if you read the backstory behind it.
They do it for charity
LeoSteamedBaoZi do I know you from Reddit from the Louis Dowdeswell fiasco lol
@@potatoman7760 what fiasco
Golden Pooper a guy on reddit impersonated Louis Dowdeswell so that he could become moderator of the subreddit. He was very close and was getting close se with the existing mods until the REAL Louis Dowdeswell stepped in and called him out. Me and LeoSteamedBaoZi were there when it unfolded.
Nice to see Doc's wardrobe has mellowed since his time with Mr. Carson. Ha!
I feel that Wayne Bergeron is in every single trumpet or performance vid I watch
Love your playlist
Presumably that first soloist's goal was to make sure he set the bar low so everyone else would sound better.
@skyboundpilot Interesting. From what I can see sampling a few of his videos he can actually play pretty decently - he apparently had an unfortunate attack of tasteless screeching syndrome in this particular video. He does some nice flugel trading with Allen Vizzutti on this video.
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Cmon really? Could you do much better?
@@justinthornton143 could I do better than what he demonstrated here? Yup.
muzician21 prove it
Video proof
@@musictomyears8986 if you can't tell that he sounds like crap here you clearly lack the capacity to be able to tell the difference.
last trumpet solo at the beginning was the cleanest imo
allen vizzuti? yeah
Wayne Bergeron is the real master and always on top!
I´m impressed with that. Oh my God.
That is SOME Trumpet section!!!!
I straight up feel so bad for arturo like as he was playing his solo everyone blasted their chops out over him
No one blasted over him
he simply didn't have a mic
Imagine these guys competing in a festival and having to name out the solos
Excellent
EXCELLENT, Merci pour ce partage !
WOW what a trumpet section :)
The ending reminded me about the old "How many trumpet players does it take to change a light bulb?" joke. The usual answer is "One to change the bulb and nine to tell him how much better they would've done it..." but in this case it feels like "all of them, and for at least 5 counts after the conductor cuts you off."
Thank you for posting this video. Means a lot.
imagine being those saxes behind the legends and having the legends play support for u
decrescendo in the rhythm section at 1:03 was pretty cool
Made me smile.
Wycliffe Gordan though....
I’m questioning why they don’t have a mic on arturo? an absolute legend out there.
Wáo,very nice, wonderfull, from Dominican Republic
Wow. Some Bad Ass Chops!
Just excellent!!! (VLS)
Now thats kickin some ass!
This sounds like the bottom jazz class at my middle school
Ryan Anthony is such a hero. Putting on these events after everything he has been through is inspirational to us all! Its a like from me.
I do feel its a shame that some of the players don't seem to take this event very seriously... I don't know why Rex Richardson still gets booked for these things, he has an outstanding reputation and yet always sounds awful on these 'duels', I think if he listened to his solo back he'd (I hope) be pretty embarrassed. And its just as bad from Arturo, why does a player of such quality, heritage and ability choose to spend his solo simply trying to play higher than everyone else, he gets completely drowned out (I couldn't tell whether sound was actually coming out of his bell at all) not for lack of power, but simply for choosing to play into a register that is so thin it will never cut through. He's a very intelligent and talented man, so I don't believe that was naivety, it was simply some kind of high school ego trip pissing contest.
Wayne sounded phenomenal as usual, extraordinary ability coupled with a musical (and common sense) approach. Joe, Jose, Wycliffe and Allen all contributed their own wonderful musical personalities too.
I doubt I will ever get the opportunity to perform in front of Doc Severinson, but if I was given that privilege I would hope not to squander it like a couple of the players up there. Please guys, stop treating cancer blows as a high note competition and have some respect for the event, for the context and the other performers (not to mention audience) involved.
Are you deaf you couldn't hear arturo?
F. B.I bro the end of his solo was almost inaudible
@@zacharymckinnon6832 Exactly!
@@zacharymckinnon6832 nah bruh the last note was unhearable one note and also holding down a really high note in a cord change is ingenious and RD was talking about Rex's solo as being trash I highly disagree Rexs solo was on point
Imagine being the 2 trumpets in the back not invited up:((
3:23 the boys just vibing in the back. Love to see it
More please I would love to just hop on UA-cam and listen to everyone play for hours on end
brilliant swing...
Merci beaucoup , un rève
Allen made me laugh.
All that was missing was Faddis and his dental drill sounds.
When all the first chair trumpeters combine with a single trombonist
Thought I saw Ronald Romm from Canadian Brass up there.
he really just brought a trombone to a trumpet party
REst In Peace Ryan.
Truly breathtaking! Mr. Severinsen was known to hit a high note or three. Thanks for sharing.
Qué Belleza de Orquesta...WOW! Doc Severinsen, Maravilloso!!
Doc is in his 90s and still going strong!
1:53 is so satisfying omg
Different types of highly notes in cancer show
Arturo sandoval killed it dawg
Everyone*
@@abeahmed2581 lmao he probably actually killed the sound engineer after hearing his solo
Melhor versão
Wayne got the last laugh
Could somebody be so kind to list all the players' names from left to right? I'm about to bingewatch some legends
I’m sad Arturo didn’t get a mic so we could hear him better🥺
He doesnt need one
1:35 when saxes enter 😍😍😍
1:53 - 2:08 Wycliffe went "man this part is boring lemme just do what the tbones are doing" lol
I didn’t notice Rashawn on the right 😂
Ryan Anthony, he's watching from heavan.😢
Chevere .
Let's go Jens!! ahaha
Que saudade do RYAN ANTHONY, estava sorrindo
Damn Allen that was a spicy meatball
Wow.....
Of course Wayne is lead
1:53 is where they start taking flight
Очень синкопированный ритм оркестра Д.Северинсена. Спасибо за миг наслаждения
Who's the older guy to the left of the second soloist? He looks like he's having a great time
Is there anywhere the find sheet music for this specific arrangement? I’m aware that sheet music is out there but none of the versions I can find are as good as this one.
Weyne y Sandoval 👌
Mr bean plays trumpet wow how nice
대단한 트럼펫 주자들 다나왔네요
My man Lee Loughnane of Chicago to the left of Arturo.
Bruh I wanted to hear Arturo play that double Eb
When the line ups so famous they dont even put arturo in the description