BENNY GOLSON | The Making of: I REMEMBER CLIFFORD | Full Story & Song
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Benny Golson, Pius Baschnagel, Philipp Eden & Dominique Girod live@Wolkensteinsaal, Konstanz, Germany.
SKIP INTRO 14:07
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Happy 93rd birthday, Benny! 🎷
Benny Golson was in his mid 80s when this was recorded... So thankful for a man who's still around to share such treasured memories and music
He had a son. A drummer who studied with Elvin Jones. Reggie became my musical friend.I played bass and originally guitar unfortunately Reggie Pennsylvania rather young and then he doesn’t like to talk about it even in his autobiography he doesn’t mention about veggie haven’t passed away so I must’ve heard him greatly
Such a treasure story by tenor saxophonist Benny Golson of the lost of a friend and musicians, Clifford Brown, Richard Powell, and his wife.
Forever we will keep their lives and legacy centered fore narrative.
Uhuru
Preston J. Cole
Thanks for keeping Clifford alive in your own way❤️
Clifford Brown was the greatest. Every time i listen to him i am touched by the beauty of his music. His name will never be forgotten.
I love this composition , it is soooo great!!!!! Benny Golson 🥰❤❤❤❤
Great to hear Benny speak.
Thank you so much, Mr Golson! For this beautiful song and for the story!
I love it ❤️❤️ Benny was incredible.
Touching conversation, sincere friendship, and beautiful music.
Heard Sonny here in Newark, 2011. What a JOY. And Benny Golson , for writing this haunting, fittingly SO-GOGOEUS, BEAUTIFUL song -- for Clifford. YES. THANKS, BENNY!- Thanks for posting this. ❤
Thank you, Benny, R.I.P. I grew up in Wilmington, Delaware and frequented the jazz clubs in Philly, especially The Blue Note, The Clef Club and Pep's. I always loved Clifford Brown and this song really gets to me. In the Jazz world, the news of his death was as bad as the death of JFK. It will always be that way. What a story teller!
Benny is not dead
Benny Golson joined Jon Batiste and his band Stay Human a few nights ago on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert. They played a lot of Benny’s well known compositions like Killer Joe.
Pls. get your facts straight on matters concerning life and death. Benny Golson lives... in legend, in music and in body.
Thanks for nailing it. That's the best possible description of the jazz community's enduring view of Clifford's death. It remains raw all these years later, even for those who weren't alive at the time. It's JFK. That's it.
I hung out with Clifford's widow, LaRue, once (she was still youthful in the late 1980's when I played with Illinois Jacquet on the Norway jazz cruise). If your analogy had occurred to me at the time, I'd have offered it to her, and I have no doubt she'd have really dug it.
Beautiful ❤keep up your amazing work 🎉
Oh man.Wow ..What a sad story and this song...Definately something else..Simply magical and i love it..
This song is so sad yet so beautiful
8:14 That explains it, he say's he would write two songs a day back then, no wonder i keep finding songs that Golson wrote, but wasn't the first to record what he wrote. He wrote so much he could possible record them all. Musically Volitile
wonderful
it is. glad you enjoyed it :)
Awesome! Just awesome!
People may not believe me but. Benny loaned a copy of the song to a musician friend who let me borrow it so I could copy it. Benny had exquisite penmanship.
Amazing
Uriel Torres True. The way Benny transforms the story's emotions into sound is just as heartbreaking as it is beautiful.
Is it just me or has anyone else ever witnessed a horn player place the mouthpiece cover of his instrument in to the bell just before playing???
❤🎉
Such a wonderful song “I Remember Clifford Brown” by Benny Golson but sad story of how he accidentally lost his life that rainy night while the woman attempted to pass the huge truck sprayed water from it’s tires blinding the windshield rolled off the road at a slight turn down to the bridge. All three lost their life. Alas, alas,alas!
"Some guy named Sonny Rollins" LMAO
Oh.. the story..
Love that story, but what was Dizzy Gillespie doing with his trumpet oil?
His valves probably weren't moving as fluidly as he wanted so he oiled them
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