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Tony Williams did a lot of listening to Jimmy Cobb apparently, Cobb’s authoritative bass/snare; snare/bass comping really seems to foreshadow what Tony expanded on 4-5 years later
Fantastic recording. Starting at 11:44 Wynton appears to quote "Milestones", which fits this swinging rendition of "So What". Great energy from the whole band. Thanks!
Love the Music as always. And the archival pictures. Too bad they're not better quality. Hefner, is somewhat akin to a certain dictator we know of. Sure, the dictotor implemented the Autobahn, but...
![Miles Davis- August 9, 1958 Spotlite Lounge, Washington DC [UPGRADE!] The 'Kind Of Blue' Sextet live](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Bbu5COljLoo/mqdefault.jpg)
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Awesome recording, love seeing the pictures of the old barn.
All members of the band play at their peak. The drummer is on fire. Incredible performance!
Tony Williams did a lot of listening to Jimmy Cobb apparently, Cobb’s authoritative bass/snare; snare/bass comping really seems to foreshadow what Tony expanded on 4-5 years later
Thank you for posting, most likely Kelly, Cobb, Chambers, either Coltrane, or Adderley 👏🏽
No Trane. See the notes underneath the vid. 👍
I love how the announcer in 1959 said it’s a stereophonic broadcast when the first stereo radio broadcast was in 1961.
Glad to see you back! One of the best resources on UA-cam for sure.
superb to hear this, sounding so fresh!! thank you
Fantastic recording. Starting at 11:44 Wynton appears to quote "Milestones", which fits this swinging rendition of "So What". Great energy from the whole band. Thanks!
Wynton?
@@emiliogimenezzapiola6302 Wynton Kelly, the pianist of the band.
@@jazzalamander Yeah. Sorry.
Thanks so much.
Oh, to have been there! I was born too late.
Nice one. Good to see you again.. Jeff x
Thanks, Jeff. Hope you're good.
Love the Music as always. And the archival pictures. Too bad they're not better quality.
Hefner, is somewhat akin to a certain dictator we know of. Sure, the dictotor implemented the Autobahn, but...
So…is this jazz? The announcer wasn’t clear about that.
If only there was some kind of clue... :D
That intro is great. What band is that?
I've never identified it, it's possible it was a piece recorded especially for the radio show. Maybe other listeners will know better...