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**Serial_Apologist** · 12-04-21, 15:08

Originally posted by Jazzrook View Post

Denny Zeitlin ~ Free Improv/What Is This Thing Called Love at Berlin Jazz Festival, 1983:

Denny Zeitlin - Free Improv/What Is This Thing Called Love

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=XP-Wu07XH8E

Solo Piano from the 1983 Berlin Jazz Festival

JR

Thanks JR - just got round to listening to this. In the Comments someone has mentioned being reminded of Keith Jarrett in that clip. Zeitlin would for sure have been on Jarrett's radar by the time he (Jarrett) started finding his own approach in the Charles Lloyd quartet, as Denny had already been around for a few years. For one thing he had already developed that thing referred to by one writer in Jarrett of those sweeping manual flourishes resembling shuffling decks of cards - though KJ would tend to eschew that "possessed" approach in favour of greater discipline later on. It's a shame that Zeitlin has rather slipped the general jazz radar however. Having thought for many years who would have fitted in for comparison with our own Gorden Beck, I now seem to have found our man.

**Jazzrook** · 12-04-21, 19:57

John Surman Trio with Barre Phillips & Stu Martin in Molde, 1970:

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https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=GWwgN7LX3Qk

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JR

**Jazzrook** · 17-04-21, 13:32

Guitarist John Russell(1954-2021):

Guitarist - John Russell

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=xBvBLJ4IZd8

Filmed by Helen Petts.

There's a fine tribute to John Russell(a new name to me) from Evan Parker:

A Tribute to John Russell (1954-2021) by Evan Parker

https://www.londonjazznews.com/2021/20/a-tribute-to-john-russell-1954-2021-by-evan-parker/

“John had a place at the heart of the world scene for improvised music,” writes Evan Parker in this tribute to guitarist and founder of MOPOMOSO John Russell (1954-2021), who passed awa…

JR

**Joseph K** · 19-04-21, 13:14

Mike Moreno & OZ NOY - House Guest Series Ep. 22

Two awesome guitarists.

https://youtu.be/5CqzTDHfFh4

**Joseph K** · 19-04-21, 19:59

Originally posted by Joseph K View Post

Mike Moreno & OZ NOY - House Guest Series Ep. 22

Two awesome guitarists.

https://youtu.be/5CqzTDHfFh4

This is only available until some point tomorrow, I think.

Check it out!

**Jazzrook** · 27-04-21, 20:27

Freddie Hubbard, Joe Henderson, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter & Tony Williams playing 'Cantaloupe Island', Blue Note Concert in 1985:

Cantaloupe Island featuring Herbie Hancock / Blue Note Concert Live - HD

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=2VN8zH366M8

Cantaloupe Island is a jazz standard composed by Herbie Hancock. It was one of the first examples of a modal jazz composition set to a funky beatFeaturing Fr...

JR

**Tenor Freak** · 28-04-21, 18:32

What's good about this band is that they reach into Wayne's catalogue to play some rarities - it's not all "Speak No Evil". Though they do end this set with a fine version of "El Gaucho".

**CGR** · 03-05-21, 08:50

Peter Bernstein Quartet - Live at Smalls yesterday.

**Joseph K** · 03-05-21, 21:46

**CGR** · 07-05-21, 07:36

**Tenor Freak** · 20-05-21, 20:15

Gilad Hekselman g, Mark Turner ts, Matt Brewer b, Kendrick Scott d.

Mark Turner just needs to grow a beard to look just like Joe Henderson.

**CGR** · 28-05-21, 15:50

Guitarists seem to be the flavour of the month.

Peter Bernstein is featured in this one.

**CGR** · 28-05-21, 15:51

I really enjoyed that set.

**Jazzrook** · 01-06-21, 20:01

Rehearsal with Charles Mingus, Eric Dolphy, Clifford Jordan, Johnny Coles, Jaki Byard & Dannie Richmond in Stockholm, April 13, 1964:

Charles Mingus Sextet, at the Konserthuset Stockholm, Sweden, April 13th, 1964 (Colorized)

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=Ch71BX1PskQ

Rehearsal before the concert.So Long Eric 00:00Meditations 03:50So Long Eric (Second Version) 22:33the band :Alto Saxophone, Bass Clarinet – Eric DolphyBass ...

JR

**Jazzrook** · 03-06-21, 18:04

Miles Davis Quintet with Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock,
Ron Carter & Tony Williams in Karlsruhe, Germany, November 7, 1967:

Miles Davis Quintet, Concert in Karlsruhe, November 7th, 1967 (in color)

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=oCMDf5MXd2s

00:39 Agitations 07:41 Footprints13:43 I fall in love too easily25:16 Gingerbread boy30:39 The themeMiles Davis - trumpetWayne Shorter - saxophoneRon Carter ...

JR