WHAT DID I JUST SEE????? HOW…… THAT FIRST GROUP, WHAT????? Tony with Michel AND Herbie AND BB AND two Stanley(s) AND Ron AND Kenny at the SAME TIME, that’s a MEGA SUPER GROUP, not can’t believe I never saw this 😮😮😮
thank you for posting this minus the intros and adds etc.. It is awesome stuff - one of the best moments in Grammy history. Musicians with genuine skill, sincerity and boy are they swingin'. Wonderful.
@@RazorDrummer No worries at all - I was actually meaning all the dull stuff like speeches etc. The BBK stuff is cool too as yes I've seen it elsewhere. You did a great job and I loved watching it.
Lmao ..it's fantastic. I thought so too. Like wtf... are they literally 10 to 15 feet above the stage or is that just the camera angle?? Then the wide shot... I lost it. You could park a uhaul truck underneath each drummer and just...hide it there.
What an extravaganza! Generations of JAZZ, Dizzy and Buddy, then B.B King who never took a solo, Stanley Clarke and Ron, Petrucciani and Herbie, Joe Williams, Sarah and Mtransfer and Bobby and Diane Shur! Hat's off to whomever organized this. And hats off to Quincy Jones whom I know faught like hell to make this possible. Jazz is washing away as it lacks culture and the young people think simply improvising is jazz. In 10 years jazz will be any hybrid of pop music with jazz improv. Gone!
Im a 2009er and honestly thats my view on jazz. Feel and improvising. I wish i was born in a good time where music was good. I feel like todays take on music is just mixed 😕
@ He’s does here in the second solo perhaps but I’ve listened to a lot of Faddis and he generally sounds like one of a few trumpeters to replicate Dizzy’s challenging style! Freddie influenced everyone who came after him a little though because he was an innovator!
the first 2/3s were just lovely. Then Sarah Vaughan was alright, then the shrieking started. Poor Joe Williams next to those howling pop twats. It was cool to see the front row, and as you looked from near to far it was just famous face after famous face watching some of the greats. Overall, B-
Holy cow... it gets ...terrifying. i mean I... should... I should eat something. ... I don't quite know what is going on there at the end. I hope those people are ok?
I never liked Frank Zappa's music, I think it's all goofy and souless, and his guitar playing was wack, too. It's also ironic that many of the musicians he used were great jazz or jazz fusion players or had the ability to be. However, the things we do know are...., Zappa ain't Mozart, he ain't Stravinksy, he ain't Hendrix, and he definitely ain't Charles Mingus.
@@skineyemin4276 Man, you can't convince me Joe's Garage is anything but a masterpiece. He was ahead of his time. How about a song like City of Tiny Lights? It's damn near perfect.
@@ryanlynch290 I could never get into Zappa, and I was heavily listening to fusion and high level pro-rock fusion. It was just not my thing. Also, he could never carry Charles Mingus' water., I mean.. if we're really going to get into the composer/ arranger discussion.
Some excellent musicians there.... but the vocalists ruined it... sharps, flats everywhere...screeching, all trying to outdo each other.... absolutely dreadful performance.
I thought that was crap. What could have been a meaningful tribute to the music, was overproduction. And all you could hear was Diane Schur screaming over everyone else. It was everything Jazz works not to be.
I don't disagree. On my social media post for this video I stated I didn't care for the vocal half. Should have edited it at 4:20 ... with all due respect to the legendary vocalists.
I don't know where Sarah Vaughan was coming from that night...listen to the lyrics she sings...it is WAY off from the real lyrics. Buddy Rich's drums are a rental job...over-produced for sure. Music is, unfortunately, forgettable.
This clips still blows my mind - Tony and Buddy on the same stage, playing together…..just, WOW!!!!
WHAT DID I JUST SEE?????
HOW……
THAT FIRST GROUP, WHAT?????
Tony with Michel AND Herbie AND BB AND two Stanley(s) AND Ron AND Kenny at the SAME TIME, that’s a MEGA SUPER GROUP, not can’t believe I never saw this 😮😮😮
That photo of Tony and Buddy is PRICELESS
thank you for posting this minus the intros and adds etc.. It is awesome stuff - one of the best moments in Grammy history. Musicians with genuine skill, sincerity and boy are they swingin'.
Wonderful.
I (obviously) stole it from another but I think the segment started off with BB King solo and I didn't find that version readily.
@@RazorDrummer No worries at all - I was actually meaning all the dull stuff like speeches etc. The BBK stuff is cool too as yes I've seen it elsewhere. You did a great job and I loved watching it.
I love how Sarah Vaughn couldn't be arsed to learn the lyrics to how high the moon. 😂
What a legend!
One the greatest ensemble of musical talent. I’m such a jazz geek I could name everyone! 😂
What a collection of artisit...mind blowing
Michel and Herbie. Wow.
Il paradiso della musica Jazz l'olimpo musicale 🥇🙏
Never knew this existed! What a gem! Thanks!
yooo this is EPIC EPIC
Bobby and Gary playing vibes together ❤
Those are the highest drum risers I have ever seen....lol.
Lmao
..it's fantastic. I thought so too. Like wtf... are they literally 10 to 15 feet above the stage or is that just the camera angle?? Then the wide shot... I lost it. You could park a uhaul truck underneath each drummer and just...hide it there.
Wow 🤯 ❤❤❤
What an extravaganza! Generations of JAZZ, Dizzy and Buddy, then B.B King who never took a solo, Stanley Clarke and Ron, Petrucciani and Herbie, Joe Williams, Sarah and Mtransfer and Bobby and Diane Shur! Hat's off to whomever organized this. And hats off to Quincy Jones whom I know faught like hell to make this possible. Jazz is washing away as it lacks culture and the young people think simply improvising is jazz. In 10 years jazz will be any hybrid of pop music with jazz improv. Gone!
Im a 2009er and honestly thats my view on jazz. Feel and improvising. I wish i was born in a good time where music was good. I feel like todays take on music is just mixed 😕
Gen indeed.
Buddy and Tony: cool! The rest of them though; what a bloody racket.
. .was that Angus Young ..of AC/DC on the far right?
...Yeah.. & James Taylor singing with Manhattan Transfer too...😅
Damn i never realised how John Faddis sounded like Freddie Hubard...you close your eyes and you cannot make the difference
He’s a Dizzy disciple not a Fats Navarro/Clifford Brown disciple like Freddie. So I disagree!
@@jibsmokestack1 Still don't you think he sounds like Freddie ??
@ He’s does here in the second solo perhaps but I’ve listened to a lot of Faddis and he generally sounds like one of a few trumpeters to replicate Dizzy’s challenging style! Freddie influenced everyone who came after him a little though because he was an innovator!
Bobby Mc Ferrin
Whoever share stage with Buddy, but he is always far above from others....🙏
the first 2/3s were just lovely. Then Sarah Vaughan was alright, then the shrieking started. Poor Joe Williams next to those howling pop twats. It was cool to see the front row, and as you looked from near to far it was just famous face after famous face watching some of the greats. Overall, B-
Сны при повышенной температуре тела би лайк 😎
I remember watching this live. Was disappointing then and hasn't gotten any better with time.
🤓🤦😅🎶✨
Holy cow... it gets ...terrifying. i mean I... should... I should eat something. ... I don't quite know what is going on there at the end. I hope those people are ok?
Auch!
Dream😂
I'm reminded of the Zappa quote -- Jazz isn't dead, but it has a funny smell!
I never liked Frank Zappa's music, I think it's all goofy and souless, and his guitar playing was wack, too. It's also ironic that many of the musicians he used were great jazz or jazz fusion players or had the ability to be. However, the things we do know are...., Zappa ain't Mozart, he ain't Stravinksy, he ain't Hendrix, and he definitely ain't Charles Mingus.
@@skineyemin4276 Man, you can't convince me Joe's Garage is anything but a masterpiece. He was ahead of his time.
How about a song like City of Tiny Lights? It's damn near perfect.
@skineyemin427b6 Pero fue un genio musical .
@@ryanlynch290 I could never get into Zappa, and I was heavily listening to fusion and high level pro-rock fusion. It was just not my thing. Also, he could never carry Charles Mingus' water., I mean.. if we're really going to get into the composer/ arranger discussion.
@@skineyemin4276
💩
Too many cooks spoil the broth. Oh welll, they all had a good time.
I get what you are saying but what could be expected with so many stars?
Why were they made do this
Comedy gold ! Nice .
The Jazz record company Devil made them do it!
Some excellent musicians there.... but the vocalists ruined it... sharps, flats everywhere...screeching, all trying to outdo each other.... absolutely dreadful performance.
I thought that was crap. What could have been a meaningful tribute to the music, was overproduction. And all you could hear was Diane Schur screaming over everyone else.
It was everything Jazz works not to be.
I don't disagree. On my social media post for this video I stated I didn't care for the vocal half. Should have edited it at 4:20 ... with all due respect to the legendary vocalists.
I don't know where Sarah Vaughan was coming from that night...listen to the lyrics she sings...it is WAY off from the real lyrics. Buddy Rich's drums are a rental job...over-produced for sure. Music is, unfortunately, forgettable.
A bizarre mish mash. Too many people at stage. Grammy awards is a weird event.
Well, that was awful...
How so?