Billy Taylor Trio with Candido & Barnette Williams playing 'Mambo Inn':
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My request would have been for the Billy Taylor Trio's There'll Never Be Another You from 1957. I remember being blown away by the left hand line at about 3'25" and how it goes in a different metre for a while - did the guy have two brains or something? I was about 15 years old and it was probably the first time I really listened to what was going on in the music, as opposed to just going "Oh wow!" or something. And the dramatic ending, slowed down and with octaves, and that dramatic switch to the minor for the final decisive tremolo chord. Lucky to find it on utube!Originally posted by Jazzrook View PostBilly Taylor Trio with Candido & Barnette Williams playing 'Mambo Inn':
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Liebman and Shorter on soprano:
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Chris Potter and Ari Hoenig play 'Monk's Dream'.
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Bud Powell, NHOP & Jorn Elniff playing 'Anthropology' at Cafe Montmartre, Copenhagen, 1962:
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Bud on this form has to be one of the very greatest improvisors, he just takes my breath away.
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Who would have thought it - Pharoah Sanders plays Dave Brubeck. Pharoah's take on "In your own sweet way" with John Hicks, Walter Booker and Idris Muhammad
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"Have you met Miss Jones" has a great set of changes and the duo of Phil Woods and Enrico Pieranunzi make the most of them on this performance.
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Yusef Lateef with Kenny Barron, Bob Cunningham & Albert Heath playing 'In The Evening' in Paris, 1972:
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John Coltrane with McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison & Elvin Jones playing 'Ascension' in France, 1965:
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I don't believe I've seen that before! Huge thanks, JR.Originally posted by Jazzrook View PostJohn Coltrane with McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison & Elvin Jones playing 'Ascension' in France, 1965:
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Thelonious Monk with Charlie Rouse, Butch Warren & Frankie Dunlop in Tokyo, May 23, 1963:
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Sonny Rollins, Don Cherry, Henry Grimes & Billy Higgins in Rome, 1962:
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