This is one of my top tunes by the wonderful Mr Webster. Is it just me or in his collaboration with Peterson the latter took a back seat more often than when Ben played with Art Tatum? Hmmm... just thinking. Was listening to the double CD "The Legendary Sessions" today and thought that compared with "The Album" (Ben/Art), there's not as much parity as there was in the latter. I don't know, maybe I'm wrong. In the meantime, I'm digging this. Thanks.
All the instruments sound amazing... it's just... the drum solos? Why are they so off the music? I both listen jazz and death metal. Death metal has many violent - creative drum solos but they are consistent with the music. I LOVE jazz, yet I'm not able to comprehend the drum solos of it
I have a good friend who played jazz piano, studied at Berklee, had his own trio from age 16. The night he heard Oscar Peterson live he stopped playing and hasn't touched the concert grand in his home for 30 years now. Sad, but he was so overwhelmed by Oscar's playing he felt he would never even come close. So he quit.
@semana2 The same thing happened for Oscar when he was aorund 13 - he heard Art Tatum for the first time and quit piano for about 2 months. Luckily he returned playing.
Get your young folks and friends and kids on here to watch this. Tell them Jonny said "This is history, kids. Take a good look. This is the stuff." Tell 'em to listen with their whole bodies.
Webster scores because of his supreme intelligence in not directly trying to compete with Petersons technique - playing as he did when producing one of the finest of the Tatum group masterpieces in the fifities. It's beautiful, many thanks for posting
thank you so much - fantastic footage - any more? he is really on top form here and so nice to see some good footage of him with the great Webster. Thankss
Why don't people applaud after Oscar's solo?
ballvl1 2 weeks ago
cool video with an outstanding turn by the bassman-
hswatnik 3 months ago
This is one of my top tunes by the wonderful Mr Webster. Is it just me or in his collaboration with Peterson the latter took a back seat more often than when Ben played with Art Tatum? Hmmm... just thinking. Was listening to the double CD "The Legendary Sessions" today and thought that compared with "The Album" (Ben/Art), there's not as much parity as there was in the latter. I don't know, maybe I'm wrong. In the meantime, I'm digging this. Thanks.
Greetings from London.
CubanInLondon 5 months ago
Ben Webster... The Brute ... Its a brutal sound indeed.
Aggeasy 6 months ago
All the instruments sound amazing... it's just... the drum solos? Why are they so off the music? I both listen jazz and death metal. Death metal has many violent - creative drum solos but they are consistent with the music. I LOVE jazz, yet I'm not able to comprehend the drum solos of it
CanMetan 8 months ago
@CanMetan a solo is a "play time soul" , as well you can play with the time but there is a logic after all
MrPianoguitar 2 months ago
Wow! One doesn't hear Oscar play blues in minor too much. He should have done it more often!
TheIsraDave 1 year ago
wow!!!!!!!!
TheIsraDave 1 year ago
Now available on DVD Live in Hannover 1972, new edition (black and white) super clear sound and picture...
cuaddu 1 year ago
This concert is in Hannover 1972
redcloud71 1 year ago
niels pederson is on doble bass!
123must 1 year ago
wonderful!
123must 1 year ago
This is probably at Montmartre Jazz club in Copenhagen........... this is any WAY the best it can be
MrsBenedicteify 1 year ago
@MrsBenedicteify
Hannover 1972
redcloud71 1 year ago
This music is true and fine. Thanks also to the great N.O.H.P.
123must 1 year ago
Nhøp was God on upright!!!!!!!
kemadsen 1 year ago
I have a good friend who played jazz piano, studied at Berklee, had his own trio from age 16. The night he heard Oscar Peterson live he stopped playing and hasn't touched the concert grand in his home for 30 years now. Sad, but he was so overwhelmed by Oscar's playing he felt he would never even come close. So he quit.
semana2 1 year ago
@semana2 The same thing happened for Oscar when he was aorund 13 - he heard Art Tatum for the first time and quit piano for about 2 months. Luckily he returned playing.
jopstr 1 year ago
iiiyYeaaah!
Elixirmusiques 1 year ago
AWESOME!!
JazzAmbuscade 1 year ago
Billy Mays on the drums!
Coolhowi 1 year ago
that glance at 5:25 during bass solo is epic. thats respect my friend.. respect
beautiful musicians these cats were.
emceefisherprice 2 years ago 3
I gotta come back and say that this chance to see Ben Webster is just amazing.
TallSomeone 2 years ago
Get your young folks and friends and kids on here to watch this. Tell them Jonny said "This is history, kids. Take a good look. This is the stuff." Tell 'em to listen with their whole bodies.
TallSomeone 2 years ago 2
Thanks so much for posting. I'm with jmsbk12345, where can this music be purchased on dvd. LOVE IT. And thanks again.
postofc 2 years ago 3
this is awesome. thanks for posting
ssg263 2 years ago
You know all this incredible jazz should all be made available on DVD. This is the music. Anyone know where you can get all this stuff?
jmsbk12345 2 years ago 4
It is available on DVD. It´s called " Ben Webster in Hanover." Check it out on amazon or any other of your favourite dealers.
vova47 2 years ago 3
I think this is in Germany in 1973, one of the last performaces of Ben Webster. I'm not sure.
OscarPetersonFan 2 years ago
Webster scores because of his supreme intelligence in not directly trying to compete with Petersons technique - playing as he did when producing one of the finest of the Tatum group masterpieces in the fifities. It's beautiful, many thanks for posting
170672346 2 years ago 2
thanks for adding! I've been looking for this for a long time
scobian80 2 years ago
Just wonderful. Who's on drums?
ssminopoopy 2 years ago
niels pederson
acharlieg 2 years ago
Hang on mate - Niels Pederson is the bass player!
The drummer is Tony Inzalaco.
BlueinGreen2 2 years ago
exactly, he still teaches at lama in pasadena and is a real cat
scobian80 2 years ago
@acharlieg No, Neils Pederson is on bass.
likenob04 1 year ago
@acharlieg Isn't Neils the one on bass?
jonjonjonmw3 1 year ago
@acharlieg Niels is on bass.......
TheGreaser05 1 year ago
@acharlieg Niels Pederson, also known as NHOP is the bassist
Stevenelow 11 months ago
@acharlieg He was the Bassist
95Galante 9 months ago
@acharlieg niels is actually the bass player. Tony Inzalaco is playing drums
adimare0 8 months ago
@acharlieg pedersen is on base
45thebaba 8 months ago
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@acharlieg niels pederson is on bass
siberia1989 3 months ago
@acharlieg
pederson is the bassist
palanzana 1 day ago
@ssminopoopy Drummer is Tony Inzalaco - an American who loiuved in Europe.
ColmOSullivanRed 1 year ago
@ssminopoopy tony inzalaco
scobian80 1 year ago
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BlueinGreen2 2 years ago
This is incredible. Oscar Peterson and Ben Webster are perfect together
mtnjam421 3 years ago
thank you so much - fantastic footage - any more? he is really on top form here and so nice to see some good footage of him with the great Webster. Thankss
shoot1man 3 years ago
OP with Ben Webster defines 6 star - dig NHOP 4.55 - 5.38
drjazzmd 3 years ago
After listening again, I'll immediately add it to my bedside videos !!!
zorbazig 3 years ago
Pure bliss !!! Thanx for adding it ! More please !!!
zorbazig 3 years ago