Terry Gibbs and Buddy DeFranco on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2012
- Terry Gibbs and Buddy DeFranco on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, 1982.
Ross Tompkins - piano, Joel DiBartolo - bass, Ed Shaughnessy - drums, and the Tonight Show Band (back when the Tonight Show had a band!)
Tunes:
1. Air Mail Special (Composers: Charlie Christian,Benny Goodman and James Mundy)
2. Hot Blues (Composed by Terry Gibbs)
Two of the greatest ever on their respective instruments. I have visited with Terry Gibbs on a number of occasions and his playing is an exact expression of his personality.
I was a bartender at The Blue Parrot in La Jolla! We had some great jazz!!!!
Nice! Is the place still there?
And the late, great Ed Shaughnessy imparting chair in both small group and big band settings!
Wonderful. Please bring back this music to the public so they can experience something decent!
I had the great good fortune of meeting Terry Gibbs a number of times. If you ever want to meet someone whose playing was an accuratee reflection of his personality. In addition to his up tempo personality he was as chacious and friendly as anyine could be.
I played with Joel Bartelo in the Flagstaff Symphony
Man, he sure could cook!
Wow!
I saw them in a nightclub I can't remember the name on Pico Boulevard, Santa Monica Ca in '87 both were great, great jazz that evening!
Wonderful performance by two of my very favorite players. Terry always brings incredible energy to any band, Buddy is a wonderful clarinetist. His all-star big band, playing only in LA clubs, was one of the greatest that probably never toured. He had charts from all the greatest arrangers, and made them sound better than any other band that played them.
The vibes (also marimba) were used a lot on records and in tv performances during the 1960s into the early-1970s but after that they seemed to have lost popularity. I used to enjoy listening and watching anytime the vibes were featured back in the day.
humans are amazing
What can you say if you love jazz and big band music? Buddy and Terry are national treasures that continued to spread the sounds of jazz in the '80s. Buddy passed away recently but Terry, 91, is still playing fast and strong. Check him out on UA-cam from January 2016 from his home. Great sounds!
Google Mort Weiss and Terry Gibbs.
They don't make them like this anymore.
@Chris Milyo. Good observation. They ended up, on the first number, with a true polyphonic chorus - like Dixieland.
Madness !!! Terry and Buddy are soloing against each other making oodles of noodles noise. Obviously the network wouldn't give them time to solo individually, but they could have cleaned it up by trading choruses.
Boy did the tempo pick up.
killer!
Wow!!
when was the last time you saw a clarinet on network tv?
:( Mort Weiss
last night! it was Mort...Mort Weiss!
When was the last time you saw talented musicians playing any instrument on network TV?
@@cats0182 another question might be : when was the last time I even watched network TV?
Where is Terry Pollard when we need her??
If they had a better budget these days, but they taped it back in Hollywood, I think the house band should've been led by Jerry Hey.
Dig me and terry here on you tube - Google Mort Weiss Terry Gibbs magic. Buddy DeFranco RIP
Is it just the angle or are those really short mallets??
I think they are. They look short even when the camera angle changes. Wonder what the advantage is? Fewer wrong notes, opposed by more effort in moving your arms around and hitting hard enough to cut through?
Terry it seemed always used the short mallets and i never saw him play with two mallets in each hand like several vibe players.
On Airmail, it's sad how Gibbs just ignores Buddy and basically plays over him the ENTIRE time.
WRONG!
@@247hdjazz So tell me Rich, what exactly are you hearing?
Gee fellas, it didn't go like that at rehearsal .
ベニー・グッドマンコピーじゃないか。
I guess they both wanted to solo first lol
welcome to the nuthouse
Alot of chops -A lot of noise.Give me Benny,Lionel & Gene -
Swing Swing Swing .
Which one of these guys are from Moscow? Then why the
'Russian"? ....starts out at about 270 bpm, and by the end over 300.....
Air Mail Special rushed like crazy.
BdeF and TG both great players but bit too much going on for me. Just like the tempo down a bit to really appreciate the numbers.
Terry Never stops playing the whole time.....ouch!
Where’s the fire, bass player?? I feel sorry for Terry Gibbs!!!
what's another name for a Vibe player?
A drummer that can actually play music! daboom......