Carman is such a true lyricist. Together with Diz...a fusion of art and genius. She remained my favorite female jazz singer. And Diz? No words to describe but exceptional. I fell in love with Black jazz singers Carman and Sass at onl y 13 years old. Filled with a house of classical and opera, my Dad sang. These jazz musicians and singers got me through a lot of rough times in my life, including my young sons suicide in 99. I loved them with all my being.
I met Dizzy and John Collins in Paris 1988 in a Parisian Jazz Club, these man are so cool. Dizzy was cute and funny John more the distinguished quiet type,all the energy was there.
@@Crus072 No, I agree with you some things could be happening because of Dizz, BUT what exactly ? Could it be that Dizzy did not cooperate well with Carmen and she tried to tell him something?
Given the improvisational jam feeling that was going on throughout the performance, Dizzy must have decided to spontaneously join in on the song -- but quickly realized from Carmen's surprised reaction that maybe it was not appropriate. He immediately stopped. No one seemed angry or upset. That's live performances: imperfect, fabulous, and alive. ❤
![Carmen McRae & Dizzy Gillespie (in the studio) • “"'Tis Autumn/November Girl” • 1970 [RITY Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ahbXTX_rQns/mqdefault.jpg)
Carman is such a true lyricist. Together with Diz...a fusion of art and genius. She remained my favorite female jazz singer. And Diz? No words to describe but exceptional. I fell in love with Black jazz singers Carman and Sass at onl y 13 years old. Filled with a house of classical and opera, my Dad sang. These jazz musicians and singers got me through a lot of rough times in my life, including my young sons suicide in 99. I loved them with all my being.
@jeworthen 8198 ...Carmen*
The way she bends notes and melodies and fuses them with each and every word is unparalleled! Carmen is an absolute genius
Agree. Unique . 1 of.
Dizzy going strong in 1988. It’s unbelievable.
Great!!! My favorite jazz singer.
I miss them
実に素晴らしいライブです。1988年といえば、カーメンシングスモンクなどを、発表した年で、盟友ガレスピーとの競演も含め、素晴らしい❗
My favorite singer
My favorite trumpet player
Isso é bossa nova e jazz. Que maravilha.
Beautifulll
I'm in love with you. Then and now eventhough you are not here anymore. Love you always carman mcrea.
My favorite tenor player
Who is?
Clifford Jordan
Falar o que! É ouvir,ouvir, ouvir, e cada vez que se ouve descobrimos mais genialidade deste encontro
Lovely!!!
Dizzy Magnifico con la Superstar Carmen, inmortales... Dos astros en pleno brillo!!
非常にいいね！ガレスピーの気持ちのこもったtp
It doesn't get better than this.
This is incredible. Carmen
Is every bit as good as the famous five.
She is number one of the famous 6. Well I never had her lower. Think I first time I heard her is end 70's
I met Dizzy and John Collins in Paris 1988 in a Parisian Jazz Club, these man are so cool. Dizzy was cute and funny John more the distinguished quiet type,all the energy was there.
この年は、セロ二アスモンクに捧げるアルバムを発表した年であり、晩年の充実ぶりが窺える。
Dizzy and Carmen have been friends since the 1950s
@foodtestingstrings ...They were friends before the 'fifties.
Hi, Does anyone know if this was released as an album and what the album is called please? - Thank you.
私の幼い頃にマクレーイ元気女子が居れば 思わず 恋しただろう
24:19 interesting what happens there. Dizzy seems to surprise everyone in a negative way.
what did her do?
Everyone ? Yeah, good you noticed, something happens... but.....
@@sommelierramonbut..? Its not dizzy but the piano player?
@@Crus072 No, I agree with you some things could be happening because of Dizz, BUT what exactly ? Could it be that Dizzy did not cooperate well with Carmen and she tried to tell him something?
Given the improvisational jam feeling that was going on throughout the performance, Dizzy must have decided to spontaneously join in on the song -- but quickly realized from Carmen's surprised reaction that maybe it was not appropriate. He immediately stopped. No one seemed angry or upset. That's live performances: imperfect, fabulous, and alive. ❤
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血液型O型のマックレイはガレスピーA型と相性がいいね！