This marvelous tune IS NOT "Ahmad's blues"; in fact it is called "Excerpt from the blues" as can be checked on his great 1960 album "Happy moods". Long live Jamal!!!
Anyone have more questions about how we are blessed, each and every one of us humans? WE can do this, this which you see here. YOU can be this beautiful and amazing, in your own special way. YOU ARE, but you don't know it clearly yet. I'm in the middle of that struggle. Bless art.
Live at Pershing was the first jazz album that ever blew me away. It was a gateway to a university of feeling and the comprehension of mortality. Ineffable jazz!
That's a white guy on drums ...don't know. don't recognise him as furnier... unless Furnier is a LOT more light skinned than I remember (I was a little kid though). also spamreceptacle is right this song is NOT "Ahmad's Blues". It's another song that i thinnk is also named after Ahmad...but i remember this tune and its not Ahmand's Blues
This isn't "Ahmad's Blues" (unless there's more than one song that goes by that title). Anyone know what it is? The chords sound pretty familiar, but I can't place them.
the guys playing with him aren't the classic Ahmad Jamal Trio Israel Cosby (bass) and Vernell Furrnier (drums)...the three of them together were tight tight tight. But these guys are pretty good
No, this is undoubtedly the classic Jamal trio with Israel Crosby and Vernel Fournier. Don't be fooled by Vernel's appearance; he was of mixed race, although he passed for white.
It was Ben Webster with the hat and cigarette hanging from his mouth. White guy with beard I think was Nat Hentoff, the famous critic who wrote & edited Down Beat at that time. The great drummer Jo Jones was also there really 'digging' the trio. I wonder if the guy in the suit standing right next to Jamal was Hank Jones? Fantastic original jazz piano player & who influenced jazz a lot - like Powel, Evans, & Jarrett have. I think Miles Davis used to go to listen to him back then in Chicago.
Yeah...Miles cited him as a pretty big influence on him in his autobiography. He mentioned him quite a bit and admired his use of space...which we all know is the direction Miles went after bebop.
Great! I wonder what show this is from? I think I recognized Coleman Hawkins, but not sure about anyone else. This is the youngest I have seen of him, in this footage. 1959?!
At 2:03 he did a totally Gene Harris (Three Sounds) thing. In fact, he sounds just like Mr. Harris a lot of the time.
SeerTrulth 1 week ago
Is that ben webster? 1:41
horbergus 2 weeks ago
This marvelous tune IS NOT "Ahmad's blues"; in fact it is called "Excerpt from the blues" as can be checked on his great 1960 album "Happy moods". Long live Jamal!!!
marcellomenta 2 months ago 2
BRILLIANT!!!
sdh74 3 months ago
Anyone have more questions about how we are blessed, each and every one of us humans? WE can do this, this which you see here. YOU can be this beautiful and amazing, in your own special way. YOU ARE, but you don't know it clearly yet. I'm in the middle of that struggle. Bless art.
SeerTrulth 3 months ago
Live at Pershing was the first jazz album that ever blew me away. It was a gateway to a university of feeling and the comprehension of mortality. Ineffable jazz!
wwisely 4 months ago
Jamal is amazing as always, but I think the REAL star is at 1:42 let's be honest here.
presonuz 4 months ago
i hate all this guys, they were actually THERE listening to the REAL sounds aaaaaah!
CrimsonZsexy 6 months ago
the bass player is chillin' so hot I can't stand quiet in my bedroom
gogodol 10 months ago
Wow, that was just a beautifully done.
RevWrona 10 months ago
Sweet.
designermite 10 months ago
haha this video is from before the stages were invented?
musikabarnetik 1 year ago
@musikabarnetik haha its actually better without stages, they should never had been invented
CrimsonZsexy 6 months ago
I meant his music of course ...
Littlewhitelephant 1 year ago
When i came to know Ahmad Jamal, I immediately got the feeling to know him since my beeing in mothers womb. :-)
Littlewhitelephant 1 year ago
3:25-3:30
iseankimi 1 year ago
yo alimaltz, is this on a dvd?
ThaBeatDocta 1 year ago
Jazz best well keep secret!!!
mackingtheknifeful 1 year ago 3
Somebody gave Ben a match.
gcrav 1 year ago
Inspirational........
menzies1930 1 year ago
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years ago niggers were awesome, not anymore :(
goldbullet50 1 year ago
What TV show was this?
caroljm36 1 year ago
nobody kills the keys like this anymore i love it so do the ladies
FLAPP0 1 year ago
splendid
PrinceNoirAmericain 1 year ago
I couldn't agree more with those that adore this trio, Ahmad Jamal is a supreme talent.
britteach 1 year ago
Awesome!
realsave0904 1 year ago
This'll work. Goes very well with Cabernet.
Papillonmuscogee 1 year ago
wow. That is a music video.
DenisRancourt 1 year ago
The title is "Excerpt from the blues"
tinogilito 1 year ago
Wow, this is incredible...so enjoyable. Thank you soooo much for sharing this.
jazzyuyu80 1 year ago
Hank Jones,Ben Webster, and Jo Jones!
See them swingin' over there
julesmonendrumface 1 year ago
highest level of jazz...
atombomb31458 1 year ago
"All my inspiration comes from Ahmad Jamal."
- Miles Davis
brandonj70 1 year ago 40
@brandonj70 And he was even telling red garland he wanted to sound him like ahmad!!! Red is red and Ahmad is blue.
MacMotx 1 year ago
@brandonj70 oh how he wished Jamal could have joined his band....so he tried to get Red Garland to play like this
teemingup 11 months ago
Jamal's touch is incredible..often miraculous.What a trio that was!
olivierbarjot 2 years ago
@ sonwamc:
Wrong, this is the lineup you mention, Furnier, and Crosby - sho is, what made you think otherwise?
zdogg8 2 years ago
That's a white guy on drums ...don't know. don't recognise him as furnier... unless Furnier is a LOT more light skinned than I remember (I was a little kid though). also spamreceptacle is right this song is NOT "Ahmad's Blues". It's another song that i thinnk is also named after Ahmad...but i remember this tune and its not Ahmand's Blues
sonwamac 2 years ago
Ya I think you're right
This is the other Ahmad's Blues:
watch?v=sZ_Op8dP5Iw
echoplus2020 2 years ago
This isn't "Ahmad's Blues" (unless there's more than one song that goes by that title). Anyone know what it is? The chords sound pretty familiar, but I can't place them.
spamreceptacle1 2 years ago
Sehr PSIchiatrischer Blues yeah my Man!
PSIchiater 2 years ago
the guys playing with him aren't the classic Ahmad Jamal Trio Israel Cosby (bass) and Vernell Furrnier (drums)...the three of them together were tight tight tight. But these guys are pretty good
sonwamac 2 years ago
@sonwamac actually, they are
poursavoir 2 years ago
@sonwamac
No, this is undoubtedly the classic Jamal trio with Israel Crosby and Vernel Fournier. Don't be fooled by Vernel's appearance; he was of mixed race, although he passed for white.
TheCentaur23 1 year ago
i luv the early live ahmad trio albums!
CyWebb 2 years ago
It was Ben Webster with the hat and cigarette hanging from his mouth. White guy with beard I think was Nat Hentoff, the famous critic who wrote & edited Down Beat at that time. The great drummer Jo Jones was also there really 'digging' the trio. I wonder if the guy in the suit standing right next to Jamal was Hank Jones? Fantastic original jazz piano player & who influenced jazz a lot - like Powel, Evans, & Jarrett have. I think Miles Davis used to go to listen to him back then in Chicago.
adeduction 2 years ago
Yeah...Miles cited him as a pretty big influence on him in his autobiography. He mentioned him quite a bit and admired his use of space...which we all know is the direction Miles went after bebop.
pzcato 2 years ago
Great! I wonder what show this is from? I think I recognized Coleman Hawkins, but not sure about anyone else. This is the youngest I have seen of him, in this footage. 1959?!
yurei8 2 years ago
Bebop jazz pianist Hank Jones standing at Ahmad's immediate left.
courageux28 2 years ago
Ahmad Jamal is just brilliant.
EnormeNuez 2 years ago
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CrimsonZsexy 2 years ago
Great stuff! Ahmad Jamal is the unsung hero of jazz piano.
geb1827 2 years ago 16
@geb1827 Ahmad jamal is thousand times more known than Herbie Nichols.
MacMotx 1 year ago
amazing Ahmad !! wow !
intaskooo 2 years ago 2