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[Joseph K]

Shawn Lane - Hardcase (Musicians Institute, Hollywood, CA. 1993) (Replaced/Higher Quality Audio) - YouTube

[Joseph K]

Forgot to post this yesterday. It took place 50 years ago... yesterday.

Miles Davis - Turnaroundphrase (November 3 1973, Vienna) - YouTube

[elmo]

Wes Montgomery with Pim Jacobs, Ruud Jacobs and Han Bennink playing 'End of a love affair'

https://youtu.be/TS-6flJdz2I?feature=shared

Marvellous Wes and fine hard bopping Han.

elmo

[Jazzrook]

Thelonious Monk with Charlie Rouse, John Ore & Frankie Dunlop playing 'Bemsha Swing' in 1961:

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=09CpyuCgEK0

JR

[Tenor Freak]

A bittersweet reminder of days past, musicians gone and funding too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUmsIzFNuIY

[Jazzrook]

Stan Getz & Chet Baker with Jim McNeely, George Mraz & Victor Lewis playing 'Dear Old Stockholm'' & 'Line For Lyons' in Stockholm, 1983:

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=3Bseu0TY5xg

JR

[Jazzrook]

The Thing: Mats Gustaffson with Ingebrigt Haker Flaten & Paal Nilssen-Love in Oslo, August, 2005:

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=ROcMFUKzm1o

JR

[Tenor Freak]

Not really my bag but the Youtube algorithm suggested this to me, based on my previous listening

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9EYBgZdaAo

[Tenor Freak]

[kindofblue]

Not really my bag but the Youtube algorithm suggested this to me, based on my previous listening

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9EYBgZdaAo

Reaction of the audience at the end was fascinating! Thanks for sharing.

[Tenor Freak]

And the algo strikes again...quite like this one but have to go out shortly to play cheesy Christmas music for the people so bookmarking here. (Roscoe Mitchell quintet in case you were wondering.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpImKOiq-AM

[Serial_Apologist]

Reaction of the audience at the end was fascinating! Thanks for sharing.

Actually an historic performance and the start of a band that would endure a good quarter of a century. Young Germany sticking its finger up at its parents' generation, as Brotzmann would tell it. Just as well this record was not left in the hands of the BBC! (Incidentally, anyone else spot Schoof's quoting from the opening to Gillespie's "Bebop" in the middle of his solo?)

[Jazzrook]

Cecil Taylor Unit with Jimmy Lyons, Sam Rivers & Andrew Cyrille, Paris 1969.

I remember feeling shattered after hearing this group at Hammersmith Odeon in November, 1969 .

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=NYQXBjW9ERM

JR

[Tenor Freak]

Actually an historic performance and the start of a band that would endure a good quarter of a century. Young Germany sticking its finger up at its parents' generation, as Brotzmann would tell it. Just as well this record was not left in the hands of the BBC! (Incidentally, anyone else spot Schoof's quoting from the opening to Gillespie's "Bebop" in the middle of his solo?)

Was that their first gig as Globe Unity? (Answer according to Wiki: yes.) I had heard of them before but not a follower. Interesting that Brötzmann (yes I have copied the MFing umlaut this time, pedants) is on alto, and Breuker is on tenor; of course they're better known on eachother's instruments. One of the drummers, Jaki Liebezeit, was in Can a couple of years later. Your point about young Germans sticking it to their parents' generation is apt, a lot of them were deeply unhappy that many old Nazis ended up in positions of authority in government, the professions and business after the war.

[Tenor Freak]

Russell Davies' film about the bass saxophone featuring Harry Gold, Gunther Schuller and Willie Garnett.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKdxiqkhq4I&t=1158s

I have been enjoying this film - remember being told about it after the transmission, not sure if it was repeated. Just found out that the late Harry Gold's bass saxophone has been sold to a player in the Netherlands, so it's gone to a good home.