Stan Kenton & his Orchestra - Malagueña - 01/04/1972 • World of Jazz
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- Опубліковано 21 гру 2024
- Bigband leader and pianist Stanley Newcomb “Stan” Kenton (1911-1979), a progressive and back in the 50’s also a controversial musician, is nowadays looked upon as one of the biggest bandleaders of all time. Already in the 40’s he toured around the world, and he gave his famous Concert in Progressive Jazz in Carnegie Hall. In the early fifties he founded a 43-member orchestra, Innovations in Modern Music, After two tours it seemed financially not possible to continue this project,
He also recorded lots of albums, and in 1970 he started to co-operate with the “creative world” label. This lead to several concerts around the world, including the performance in Rotterdam. In this material we also recognize:
Bass John Worster
Trumpet Dick Shearer
Percussion Ramon Lopez
Kenton is also known for his talent scouting and his “nose” for talent, he worked with big shots like Maynard Ferguson and Stan Getz.
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I’m glad more of this concert is appearing. I wish they would stop labeling it as 1972. It’s the 1976 band on the fall ‘76 European tour.
Yeah those cats were not playing with Stan in 1972. Alan Yankee Jeff Uusatello Terry Laine etc were classmates at MHCC I was fortunate to play bari with McVey/Barduhn Spring tour 1975 as Gary Bashue was poisoned while applying pesticides and almost died.
Yep. '76
A “staple” of marching bands for decades
This is from a concert in Holland in 1976. Same personnel as “Stan Kenton - Live in Europe”. A few other songs from this concert are out there on UA-cam.
Fond memories. My first exposure to big band jazz was hearing Stan Kentons Orchestra in concert at my college in about 1972. It really was "instrumental" in developing my interest in jazz. My last live concert with Kenton was a few years later in about 1975. I still search out concerts by my local jazz band.
i get an incredible rush every time i hear one of these high powered kenton tunes.
gotta like those leisure suits that were all the rage back in the 70s.
Nothing left in the tank after that one!
Looking for Ron Reuben, my former clarinet teacher
What trumpet(s) were the guys playing?
Jay played a Getzen Eterna w a Schilke 14A4a (that's what he was using w CHASE and w Kenton when he joined) then later switched to a Calicchio 1s2, I think Steve Campos played a Conn
@chasefreak thanks!
Tim Hagans!
It’s 76