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ricodepalma 2 months ago in playlist Liked
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Awesome performance!
aquario209 4 months ago
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aquario209 4 months ago
BEST VERSION OF SUMMERTIME:D!
ShaanSilva 5 months ago
I love this assembly of music
davepamn 5 months ago
There will never be another Grover .....
RIP Brother ..... Thank you for posting this.
Peace~
ThomasC1222 6 months ago 2
Grover is the man!!!!!!!!!!!!! wish I could have seen him in concert
TheHandyexperience 6 months ago
Beautiful!! Too bad that Kenny Burrell's solo got cut. Still it's great to hear and see Grover playing so well.
gsco82 7 months ago
Who is the bass player!?
whawki21 9 months ago
@whawki21
the great Reggie (Reginald) Workman......one of the greatest . . . better then Jimmy Garrison with Coltrane
zizek100 4 months ago
@zizek100
awesomw thanks
whawki21 4 months ago
@whawki21 Reggie Workman is the bassiest
Mvrdock1984 1 month ago
impresionante!
polacus1 11 months ago
wish this included kenny's solo
MordecaiKart64 1 year ago
Any body have a transcription for the intro? Guitar chords mostly
swiftbn 1 year ago
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mentozz 1 year ago
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@swiftbn Not exactly the same, but they seem very similar to "Midnight Blue"
mentozz 1 year ago
@swiftbn
just look it up on google this songs hella well known
igessthsisgrwnup 1 year ago
Any body have a transcription for the intro?
swiftbn 1 year ago
Fantasic version of a classic tune.
bjane1967 1 year ago
Superb! 2 of my favorites together. Where did this video come from?
vinyltapelover 1 year ago
Who is that bass player?
MrViron21 1 year ago
superlativo
ricodepalma 1 year ago
love kenny burrell on guitar
mandreassi1 1 year ago 4
@mandreassi1 If you haven't done so already. Check out Burrell's album, "Midnight Blue". His was one of the first jazz pieces I ever listened to as a teen in 1964. Also, check his album, "Have a Soulful Little Christmas". Although Wes Montgomery is not chopped liver,by no means. I got my jazz guitar ears cut on K.B. and have been a staunch fan since.
vinyltapelover 1 year ago
What happened to Kenny's solo?.please post and include it.
jazz1bro 1 year ago
Sade, Grover Washington Jr., David Sanborn, Kenny G., George Benson, Al Jareau and Jonathan Butler are the ones from the eighties & nineties who had always kept that smooth & soft image of what jazz music is really about. Among other legends. Loveface43
loveface43 2 years ago
@loveface43 HAHAHA..... a stirrer I see haha you're a funny man my friend
Hubbingbird 1 year ago
Thanks Carinealvim, great job, 5*!
Kisses.M.I.
Lubango88 2 years ago
carinealvim who????????
sigmundgroid 2 years ago
What is Grover, if not an inspiration to us all..
DrawinLinesInTheSand 2 years ago 3
Genius 8).
sonicsyndicate1111 2 years ago 2
Yeah you can get it on dvd it's called One Night With Blue Note.
ClawhammerDove 2 years ago 3
This is beautiful- We miss you Grover. I think this is from a Blue Note Live video- originally release in the 80's on VHS
brazilbooty69 2 years ago 3
What an awesome combination, Grover and Kenny, two humble, talented musicians. Nice post. Thanks so much. Grover's music lives on...
Torihope 3 years ago 6
What a nice group! Great version of that tune--Grover was all over it! Where did this come from? Thx for posting it so all could see variety of G-W talent.
wdbop3 3 years ago 2