Lew Tabackin "Serenade to Sweden" at the Arists Quarter

[blackandtanful]

常に気を抜かぬ､ﾙｰ･ﾀﾊﾞｷﾝのｸﾞﾚｲﾄフル･ﾃﾅｰ! #jazzm

[XicoFlavio]

I am so keen on reds by LT since I watched him in 70s/80s.

Great flutist and very good player on tenor sax.

He always is marvelous.

xF - Rio de Janeiro

[uwatuhiko]

Great!!

I've seen him some twenty yeas before.

This reminds me of the moments.

His sound roared to all over the place in the Japanese rural village.

[samventura]

In my opinion Lew is the best tenor man on the scene today. The guy plays with such creativity, and what's more he has a SOUND. Something sadly lacking on the jazz scene these days.

[Soulnik]

私は彼のおしゃべりなサックスサウンドです。彼のダンスは、他の­後天性の味です。

[Soulnik]

私は彼のおしゃべりなサックスサウンドです。彼のダンスは、他の­後天性の味です。

[Guallera]

Sax sounds really GREAT !!!!!!

Congratulation to the the whole trio.

... and thanks for posting this video.

[artistsquarter]

Did you ever see Monk play? He'd get up and do little dance, spin around. If the music moves you it's not bad to move. Tabackin is a monster on tenor regardless. I'd never miss a chance to see him live. He fills the room with sound with his wonder - unamplified sound.

[klactv]

Ah well, maybe I am too strict. My ideal used to be a jazz musician who remains outwardly impassive but swings like hell, such as Cannonball Adderley or MJQ drummer Connie Kay. But I like your explanation, so thanks!

Klactv

[klactv]

I am seeing and hearing Lew Tabackin here for the first time. I find his walks slightly irritating, but his playing sounds allright. Now he is more than just a name to me, so thank you for posting.

[donberryman]

I find his movement endearing, an indication of how much he is into the misic. I have been listening to him for many years and I think is is one of the significant tenors of our time.

Cheers,

Don