Count Basie at Newport 1957: One O'clock Jump

[fastborzoi]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[only1mo601]

Can someone give me the order of whos playing each solo? I have no idea whos who just being listening. Thank you!

[dinasaur2]

Crazeee!!!!!!!!!!! I like it very much!!!!!!!!!!

[bbvanhendrix]

Thanks so much for posting this. I was less than a year old when this recording was made, and was inspired to learn to play drums by listening to this entire alblum, constantly. I should, and do thank my late father for being a Basie fan, and exposing me to this incredible music at a vet early age. Thanks, Dad! R.I.P.

[bronxbarbiedolla]

Thank you for posting this Classy Classic - only heard about it, first time hearing it thanks to you and YT ;^D

[Youallknowlee]

8:14 is where the magic happens :)

[singstarsammy]

im trying to find this song tht my dance is doing for our june show, but i cant find it!!our dance teacher said it was called

one o' jump, but i cant do the dance to this. ITS JUST NOT THE RIGHT TUNE!!!!at the beginning it sounded right, but i like couldnt like start the dance when im supposed to!! ugh!! SO FRUSTRATING!!!!

[KimboDiddy]

@singstarsammy try the bennie goodman cover of this. it really swings.

[dixoin56]

The swinginest band is the land,with the Master of Space The Count,and this band weee doggie!!!!

[colinmusik]

Love this tune.. Count is one of my greatest inspirations.. If you like him as much as I do you'll probably dig my music too.. Check it out if you like. If anything just enjoy my BACKFLIP off a piano. just search COLIN BACKFLIP I won't disappoint COLIN BACKFLIP

[presidently]

If only this had been filmed and we could actually see Lester and Roy and Basie playing at Newport..

[sealerdave]

Try C Jam Blues by Mary Lou Williams I posted on You Tube if you like tenor sax a not very well know tenor player but man can he play

[tefhastings]

The Jacquet solo partially show his capability. Listen to "The Blues" on JATP 1944 - the squeals don't detract from a seminal lesson on how to build an exciting solo - it's a classic. Should be played to everyone trying to learn tenor

Terry Franks, UK.

[rocelot25]

The trumpeter (joe newman) is my grandad =)

[legendia22]

very happy to meet you*

[Pyramidhead1337]

I say, those ebony specimens do have an innate grasp of rhythm, don't they?

[sponserdsk8ter]

kool

[tjc197]

It is an honor to meet a relative of the great Joe Newman.

[OscarPetersonFan]

Nice to meet you so!

[magichristo]

@rocelot25 haaha no way, I seriously do not believe you

[tjc197]

Yep, I can't ever get enough of Count.

[millsbrothers]

WHAT AN ALBUM, WHAT A NIGHT, HISTORY!!

[Kallestina]

Is there anyone who knows in which order the soloists are coming in?

[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihhhh]

Yeah, the first tenor solo is Lester Young, trumpet solo is Joe Newman, next tenor solo is Illinois Jacquet, the trumpet solo after the piano is Roy Eldridge.

[massmanute]

This is the performance of One O' Clock Jump on the first Basie album I bought more than 40 years ago. I recognized every note in the piece, and anticipated most, even though it's been years since I played the record. I played it so many times back then that I almost wore the record out.

The Basie band is by far my favorite Jazz band. They will never make another like him. I was fortunate to hear him in concert three times.

[EvanCrofton]

tremendous

[hremdldw]

That's Illinois Jaquet on the 2nd solo,I agree Lester sounds strong recalling his old powers rising to the ocasion playing with his peers.

[Fnarge]

The second tenor solo sounds like it might be Arnett Cobb as a special guest, with Roy Eldridge heading up into the stratosphere on trumpet, before being rescued by the full band for a raucous ride out. What night at Newport.

[glenn1938]

Great Stuff  Thanks

[jazzart1]

thankyou very much!!!!!

[theorganloft]

My family knew the Basie's Catherine and Bill (Count) Basie. They were really great people. He was an old man when I met him but very nice. I grew up in Jamaica, Queens, New York and listened to Basie (and others) while my parents and relatives danced the Lindy in the living Room. Salute Bill (Count) Basie! Another great artist that we associated with was the Fats Waller family and the Duke Ellington family.

[dretety]

Lester sounds quite strong here, nice live performance...thanks