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[Joseph K]

[Joseph K]

Waiting for this to premiere:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oij4-pXqpxY

[Rcartes]

Surprised no one has mentioned the Tubby Hayes Big Band's 1964 Jazz 625 TV broadcast. There are five tracks altogether, the first being Parisian Thoroughfare:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXTWRivFU3w

Some lovely Tubby, fine Jimmy Deuchar and Terry Shannon, but my favourite track is the second, In The Night, with an excellent intro and solo by Terry - who, by the way, is still alive at the age of 91 and living in Lincolnshire: http://henrybebop.co.uk/shannon.htm

[Ian Thumwood]

Waiting for this to premiere:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oij4-pXqpxY

This was disappointing as I anticipated this being a link to the trailer for the new Minion film. Having a somewhat passing resemblance to Bob, I was looking forward to this.

[Joseph K]

Happy birthday John McLaughlin.

[Joseph K]

Julian Lage is sick.

[Joseph K]

Even better than the album version, owing to the fact this one's a trio and Law takes a longer solo:

[CGR]

Great livestream from Smalls - Ed Cherry Trio

I really enjoyed this one

[Joseph K]

Another new Mahavishnu upload - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVLZfqy_nFs

[Jazzrook]

Horace Silver Quintet with Junior Cook, Blue Mitchell, Gene Taylor & Louis Hayes playing 'Senor Blues' live in Paris, 1959:

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=t8jFGFwOm7k

JR

[Serial_Apologist]

Horace Silver Quintet with Junior Cook, Blue Mitchell, Gene Taylor & Louis Hayes playing 'Senor Blues' live in Paris, 1959:

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=t8jFGFwOm7k

JR

Some of us never progressed beyond Junor Blues - Peggy Junor...

[Joseph K]

A new upload...

[Joseph K]

A fantastic performance of this tune, he gets into some Coltrane-esque reharmonisation -

[Joseph K]

This guy was new to me until a few minutes ago when I saw this. Sounds alright so far:

The rapping was unexpected though!

[Joseph K]

The first tune has very Tippett-esque harmonies to my ears, full of stacked fourths and fifths. Brad Mehldau is on piano...