I still have a pair of tickets to Earthquake McGoon's that Mr.Turk Murphy sent to me as a thank you for the letter I wrote to him back in 1976. If only I could have made the trip to Frisco ! Mr. Murphy was a kind and generous man to all his friends and many fans. He is truly missed!
You got them all and calling it the best group Turk ever had is darn right. I wonder if that is how Turk saw it. Wouldn't you love to know? Can you identify the older black vocalist in the other video that gets linked with this?
Super, exciting band. Great to see the legendary Bob Helm on clarinet with his wonderful quirky style, great complement to Bob Schultz' crisp cornet and Turk's blatts!! But the rest are amazing too.
HOT NUMBER! If I were a dancer, I'd be dancing my ass off. But I'm a foot tapper, so I'm getting out the Ace bandage right now, because I'M GONNA PLAY IT AGAIN!! Thanks for a superb post.
For 1973 this appears to be an extended defination high quality video production with a performance by the Turk Murphy Jazz Band on tour in Germany playing a very exciting version of King Oliver's composition, Snake Rag, from the early 1920s. HIgh Quality all around....and real Traditional Jazz performed LIVE!
8 stars!!! Love, love love this
maycopar 6 months ago
Ach, waar is de tijd.....dat muziek nog muziek was en geen ordinair lawaai....
Waar is de tijd van zijn formidabele lp: "Music for Losers"?
Ik mis die man. Ik mis die muziek.....
Haenebal 10 months ago
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Haenebal 10 months ago
I still have a pair of tickets to Earthquake McGoon's that Mr.Turk Murphy sent to me as a thank you for the letter I wrote to him back in 1976. If only I could have made the trip to Frisco ! Mr. Murphy was a kind and generous man to all his friends and many fans. He is truly missed!
IgnatzBarnes 11 months ago
You got them all and calling it the best group Turk ever had is darn right. I wonder if that is how Turk saw it. Wouldn't you love to know? Can you identify the older black vocalist in the other video that gets linked with this?
MsCrumpet123 1 year ago
Great stuff but the crispy cornet is Leon Oakley, not Bob Schultz.
MsCrumpet123 1 year ago 2
@MsCrumpet123
Yes. the 1970's Oakley sideburns confirm. And if my eyes don't deceive me, it's
Bob Helm, Carl Lunsford, Bill Carroll and Pete Clute. From my memory, the best group Turk ever had. Man I miss Turk.
jcorb2000 1 year ago
Super, exciting band. Great to see the legendary Bob Helm on clarinet with his wonderful quirky style, great complement to Bob Schultz' crisp cornet and Turk's blatts!! But the rest are amazing too.
sammckinstry 1 year ago
WHAT A GREAT BAND! I LOVE TURK, AND THE GREAT ENSEMBLE PLAYING!
I JUST WISH fritz51328 WOULD LIST THE MUSICIANS, AND GIVE THEM CREDIT
76trombones007 1 year ago
Excellent!!
wa1ufo 1 year ago
Outstanding Performance!!!!!!!!! I love Jazz it makes me feel good and Happy.
MrDeCorey 1 year ago
wonderful musicians, great stuff!
nwtrucker38 1 year ago
the San Francisco trad jazz scene has not been the same since Turk left us... ;-(
Glynn19 1 year ago
Great stuff! Thanks, fritz.
There's a drum kit at theback but no drummer!
fillra 1 year ago
Thanks and WOW!!
hozbwilliams 2 years ago
Ahhh, I so wish Turk could see this. He'd probably dig YouTube. ;-)
IrishRedRose 2 years ago 3
Thanks for posting this unforgettable amazing band.
Paul Zelders
zelde025 2 years ago
funny
rockanddoll80 2 years ago
WOW, This is Unreal... Bob Helm on Youtube, hooray!
Leon and the band sound so good... thanks for posting!!!
clintbakerjazz 2 years ago
This really really awesome, go Leon and Bob!!!!!!!!
kingbolden 2 years ago
HOT NUMBER! If I were a dancer, I'd be dancing my ass off. But I'm a foot tapper, so I'm getting out the Ace bandage right now, because I'M GONNA PLAY IT AGAIN!! Thanks for a superb post.
lydiaexe 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this!!
kcavera 2 years ago
For 1973 this appears to be an extended defination high quality video production with a performance by the Turk Murphy Jazz Band on tour in Germany playing a very exciting version of King Oliver's composition, Snake Rag, from the early 1920s. HIgh Quality all around....and real Traditional Jazz performed LIVE!
LDOCORNET 2 years ago