Billy Cobham - Horace Silver - Bill Hardman - Bennie Maupin - John Williams: NUTVILLE (1968)

[@KBMars]

Brilliant, controlled, fiery, wild and disciplined at the same time, and masterfully arranged as usual - an absolutely outstanding performance.

[@tamburo-bg2kg]

Billy incredibile fuoriclasse.

[@nevilleattkins586]

I love how cool and studiously engaged they look and how wild the controlled-ness is.

[@johnpaulgettelman86]

Second your notions and well said, indeed.

[@joykeithline698]

Thank you! Loved every second.

[@tamburo-bg2kg]

Dire eccezionali è riduttivo. ❤❤❤

[@luiszuluaga6575]

Awe inspiring and simultaneously transcendental 😸

[@RonCarterBassist]

Great stuff.

[@WindmillJazz]

thanks for re uploading this. I was missing it before.

[@johnpaulgettelman86]

Beautiful music 🎵🎶 Jazz

[@blvd2009]

🔥🔥🔥

[@richardpomeroy4175]

Great stuff !! Five monsters of their respective "axes", including the subtle stylings of John Williams on bass. Where was this recorded ? I see the sweat dripping off of Horace's face and feel like it must've been a NY basement club in summer ??

[@eduardocavanagh]

Unreal

[@elmorevandodewaard544]

Hollywood Meazi drumset.?

[@natejohnson5897]

How is he getting the floor tom to go up and down in pitch while simultaneously playing on it with both drumsticks? Is there some type of foot mechanism?

[@natejohnson5897]

It's at the beginning of his solo

[@ErikHernández-w9v]

Im pretty sure he's just accenting some of the hits to make it sound like that

[@luiszuluaga6575]

There is a special Tom Tom apparatus that attaches to the bottom head, which can be manipulated using a pedal. Max Roach utilized this technique in his own solos beginning in the early 1960s and it was part of his own overall musical vocabulary.

[@guyharrison4644]

Cobham,the master. Wish he would have kept to a smaller kit...

[@liamwatson5125]

Definitely not the film composer John Williams.

[@michaelfaraday2146]

Pura adrenalina! Genial.

[@alexandergreat7526]

Che animali!