I don't know what it is but jazz just makes me feel happy inside. As much as I love industrial rock, death metal, classical music etc jazz seems to instantly make me feel good. Maybe it's because it's more expressive and free...
Utmost respect for trained musicians, the way they put it all together from a basic idea is nothing short of genius. I wish I had learned to play an instrument when I was younger.
Es ridículo ver al presentador intentando explicar con palabras lo que todo el mundo ha podido oir y comprender simplemente oyendo la música. Los músicos estarían pensando " pero tío de qué nos estás hablando?"
"The laws of the group exist to give each individual the maximum amount of freedom. I would say that is an extremely nice way to live and it's a very good way to make music.".................. here, here!
@lewisldurham You can see the cigarette stuck between the strings on the guitar's headstock at 4:33. One of those things you catch when you watch it over and over.
Amazing.. just tell em the theme, tell em the key and get rollin'. That's a true band right there. I was amazed at how talented they were as individuals, especially the trombone having such complexity.
This blows me away. It's like watching magic unfold. How these cats made something wonderful on a moments notice is beyond me. Hey, JazzVideoGuy, thank you for sharing this.
Wow, I've never seen Billy Taylor before, k He's a MF on the 88's. Cn anyone ID the rest of thre players? Can anyone recomend something else by Billy Taylor? A brief bio on Billy? Impressive indeed
I can recognise Doc Severinsen on trumpet and Buddy DeFranco on clarinet and I'm guessing Jimmy Cleveland on trombone, Mundell Lowe on guitar and Osie Johnson on drums.
hhhhhhhhhhhh lame
MrFisherdad 1 week ago
Great video.
rillloudmother 3 weeks ago
awesome
Ivanatis 2 months ago
Now that's a good tv show
tazmaniaco65 2 months ago
Amazing historical videos, can be perfectly used at University in the class : History of jazz
great JazzVideo guy
JulioEnoc 3 months ago 3
@JulioEnoc There are university programs using these videos. Thank you, YouTube!
JazzVideoGuy 3 months ago 2
amazing video JazzVideoGuy!!! thanks alot! :)
maniacguitar 6 months ago
I need a time machine, These kids nowadays have no idea.
DanaVanHeerden 6 months ago
I don't know what it is but jazz just makes me feel happy inside. As much as I love industrial rock, death metal, classical music etc jazz seems to instantly make me feel good. Maybe it's because it's more expressive and free...
Cardien18 7 months ago 2
Happiness is there :O
panelacosmica 7 months ago
oh my fucking god... that was amazing.
waltermcbobom 8 months ago
4 blind mice missed the like button
mamsaringat 9 months ago 2
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Great band! ..and I like the commentator's insights at the end.
SvaStStNO 11 months ago
Great band! ..and I like the commentator's insights at the end.
SvaStStNO 11 months ago
i wish i was born in that decade !!!
jehubox19 1 year ago
Respect each other ! Jazz in this fashion is a life lesson. Much different than the intellect that is "popular" ($) now !
MrBrokenDee 1 year ago
rest in peace, billy
anthrax1218 1 year ago
Utmost respect for trained musicians, the way they put it all together from a basic idea is nothing short of genius. I wish I had learned to play an instrument when I was younger.
peedutt 1 year ago
Es ridículo ver al presentador intentando explicar con palabras lo que todo el mundo ha podido oir y comprender simplemente oyendo la música. Los músicos estarían pensando " pero tío de qué nos estás hablando?"
Blueaspen391 1 year ago
how they go about making the bass line for this????
RevoIutionz 1 year ago
I dont like modern jazz that much but ive just heard this and think its exquisite.Great post, thanks
falconoilcompany 1 year ago
please search on facebook "elektro luhan" <-- like!
please like it! :)
please!
please... it's really good jazz music. we are kids. we improve.
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thechildandhiscam 1 year ago
That's Doc on the trumpet. Who is the host of the program?
dnettles 1 year ago
this video taught me so much
mannys737 1 year ago
Words fail me...and I'm a poet!, except to say, I loved it.
watchinshadows 1 year ago
Reminds me of the Three Stooges since they used three blind mice as an intro song in some of their shorts.
EagleOnTheRhine 1 year ago
"The laws of the group exist to give each individual the maximum amount of freedom. I would say that is an extremely nice way to live and it's a very good way to make music.".................. here, here!
NreeKelBastardos 1 year ago
Is that Doc Severinsen on Trumpet?
ahall63 1 year ago
Awesome vid
-----Thanks-------
ivanovickr 1 year ago
JazzVideoGuy, where are you getting these videos ?
InBy9OutBy5 1 year ago 16
Amazing
893165009 2 years ago
tang ina mo
kirsteyne 2 years ago
great clip i loved it, all the way to the end , awsome, keep them coming jazz video guy.
miles1079 2 years ago
this is so sick, i love it wow.
terreseco 2 years ago
just shows how good these guys were,im doin a music degree at da mo and god bless them,keep this stuff alive
paulwellscutler3 2 years ago
Billy Taylor, piano with Tony Scott, Doc Severinsen, Mundell Lowe, Ed Safranski, Jimmy Cleveland and Osie Johnson.
drjukebox 2 years ago
The second example sounds like "Blues for Alice".
claptonfan1000000 2 years ago
The guitarist at 1:25, lighting up a smoke! Love it!
lewisldurham 2 years ago 2
@lewisldurham You can see the cigarette stuck between the strings on the guitar's headstock at 4:33. One of those things you catch when you watch it over and over.
NeuesZiel 1 year ago
amazing
thanks for sharing
illplayguitar4u 2 years ago
improv within an arrangement..... <3
nofix3 2 years ago
Wow. It's always very interesting to experience art in the act of its production.
et6yEhzxexzhrz 2 years ago 10
Cool, and impressive.
Wish I had the mastery.
NZdodobird 2 years ago 2
this is amazing, man
Jazz is a great form of music
DJShelter907 2 years ago 3
Doc SEverinsen on trumpet
DanOstler 2 years ago 2
Amazing.. just tell em the theme, tell em the key and get rollin'. That's a true band right there. I was amazed at how talented they were as individuals, especially the trombone having such complexity.
thphaca 3 years ago
cool
redhouse7 3 years ago 2
anyone know if this series available on dvd? (or even VHS)
cptexpando 3 years ago
Sadly, it not available on DVD or VHS. Perhaps some time in the future...
JazzVideoGuy 3 years ago
yeah - kinda figured that'd be the answer. Thanks for the quick response - and the videos!
cptexpando 3 years ago
@JazzVideoGuy Then "Thank you!" all the more, JazzVideoGuy!
SuperGamer87 1 year ago
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@JazzVideoGuy Amazing historical videos, can be perfectly used at University in the class : History of jazz
great JazzVideo guy
JulioEnoc 3 months ago
This blows me away. It's like watching magic unfold. How these cats made something wonderful on a moments notice is beyond me. Hey, JazzVideoGuy, thank you for sharing this.
amazmace 3 years ago
! Learn So Much ! !GRACIAS !
saxfish 3 years ago
Wow, I've never seen Billy Taylor before, k He's a MF on the 88's. Cn anyone ID the rest of thre players? Can anyone recomend something else by Billy Taylor? A brief bio on Billy? Impressive indeed
agentfunk69 3 years ago
I can recognise Doc Severinsen on trumpet and Buddy DeFranco on clarinet and I'm guessing Jimmy Cleveland on trombone, Mundell Lowe on guitar and Osie Johnson on drums.
Gnarlygeez 3 years ago
OK - thats not Buddy DeFranco, but Tony Scott.
Gnarlygeez 3 years ago
Thanx so much for the vids.
Tezman82 3 years ago
That's Great.
lilbits 3 years ago 2