Interview with Superstar Quintet at North Sea Jazz Festival • 1982 • World of Jazz
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- The Superstar Quintet featured Freddie Hubbard, trumpet; Joe Henderson, saxophone; Ron Carter, bass; Tony Williams, drums and Kenny Barron piano.
In this video recording with raw material from selected interviews, Freddie Hubbard, Ron Carter, Joe Henderson and Tony Williams talk about jazz musicians that influenced them in their career, such as Chet Baker, Clifford Brown, Art Blakey, Max Roach, Miles Davis, Count Basie, Dexter Gordon, Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, Don Byas and others.
Freddie Hubbard toured with this Superstar Quintet extensively in Europe and Japan in 1982.
The interviews were recorded in the intermission of their concert at the North Sea Jazz Festival 1982 at the Congress Gebouw, The Hague, The Netherlands, 17 July 1982.
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4 absolute legends. They seem like such wonderful people. I would have loved to sit down and talk with Joe Henderson.
Priceless video of Freddie and Ron. National musical treasures!
Giants ! .... and only Ron is still around .
and that's a very sad thing... Luckily, I've seen Ron several times... But missed the others. :(
Pianist Kenny Barron is still around too.
Thanks for sharing this interview. It's wonderful to hear all these geniuses in 12 minutes.
5:00 he played his first gig at 22 with eric dolphy, starting to play bass at 17-18.
then there's hope for me starting more seriously at 18 and being 19.
good luck brodie
There’s absolutely hope for you having started late. I started trumpet at 20 and 20 years later I can look back and say I’ve done mighty good for myself.
@@satishrobertson8771 So cool. Thanks for the encouraging words!
Joe is the best
4 Scholars of Jazz!!!
I've seen Tony Freddie and Ron always wanted to see Joe!
RIP JH..TW..FH.
Wow Just wonderful
Good to see Tony relatively friendly
did he have a reputation for being unfriendly?
@@mattmacneil3424Apparently so. Known for being super harsh. Not easy being as brilliant as he was!
Thank you for this one!!! Priceless!
Ron mentioned the late great and overlooked Dennis Budimir on guitar!
Where was Kenny Barron? He was kind of overshadowed on stage and now was left out of interviews. Sad!.....
I think it's great Europe kept the jazz music culture going when it dried up in the states-I do think the respect there too was more bigger than in the USA. This is not an opinion but a fact.
….also appreciated in Japan!!
@@AlanSenzaki yes of course! Japan has great record history of jazz blue note etc