Maynard Ferguson - Chala Nata (Live)

[MegaBanne]

by the way, is there anyone that knows what scale its based on, can it be a todi?

[MegaBanne]

Well this have to be one of the coolest things i have ever heard.

Did not know that maynard could be so... mmm journey, you dig?

[shaivyakarnam]

Oh - and One more thing - the development of Chala Nata often took place in our home in Cumbrian Gardens, London NW2..and Maynard's horn could easily be heard by our neighbours!! Fabulous memories - thank you so much for uploading. My best wishes to the family.

[shaivyakarnam]

Maynard was a wonderful inspiration. In this clip he is playing with Vemu Mukunda on the Veena (not the Sitar) and my mother (Mrs Mohana Lakshmipathy) is playing the Tamboura. I am sorry I cannot recall the name of the Tabla Player. On the tour she also played the Veena and I accompanied on the Tamboura. Maynard was at the cutting edge of fusion music. He and his wife were among the nicest people I got to know.

[citywidelawns]

1:28 That guy is SToned

[donunaki]

Harmon mute, stem out on the intro...

[regdog86]

My favorite MF Song and Record..Reggie/// R.I.P. Boss

[robux1]

at 1:56 The Boss adds a little "power".. awesome

[fairylisa2]

Lisa Ferguson, Maynard's daughter, this is my single favorite clip of my father...you aren't claiming to own this clip when you say it is in your "private collection", right, you just post what you find and that you love? Best, Lisa

[DavesTrumpet]

Om shanti, Mayn. May you rest in peace.

[oldGB1]

Thanks! My favorite album of his. Tried to get on his band but never made the grade or broke the code. Was privileged to hear him at rehearsals at the Local 47, was always floored by his playing and great life attitude. Great vids man, thanks again.

[DICKdeNORMATITY]

the' world of MF' is my favourite and his best

[josh4drum]

there all high haha

[raulomargarcia]

Boricuajazzz8 you are amazing. I can't get over the fact that you have such a large collection of incredible jazz videos. I am forever grateful for your generosity. Thank you for sharing your videos.

[modmusik]

Love that Sitar. Remember this of the MF Horn album when I was a Junior in high school.

[mrtunes]

fantastic upload!

[victocejua]

Qué traba!

[rabiy7]

BoricuaJazz tu eres El King Kong de Los Video's de Maynard! Gracias Por estos Tremendos Videos! You llege a conocer a Maynard porque yo trabajaba el la Factoria Leblanc en Kenosha adonde hacian las Trompetas de el. Yo iba con un senor que se llamaba Sandy Sandberg a mover las Trompetas Holton! Ahi fue que conoci a Maynard! Era Tremenda Persona muy Humilde sin Cranio ! Gracias Hermano por el Video!

[HoustonTrumpet]

Wow! Thank you so much for posting this and the other Maynard videos. This was one of my favorite Maynard Ferguson periods. The band is hot, the charts are great, and Maynard is in top form.

[jazzfusionner]

Classic rocket fueled raga, with MF hitting the transcendantal nerve at 4:27....God I never forget this chart in Tulsa in about 1977, complete with sitar player. Stratospheric high still to this day.

[Hateblade]

DAMN! You even got this one! I been looking my adult life for this piece. Great god man you don't know how much I thank you!

[boricuajazzz8]

I'm happy you like my videos.

[mbuggy11]

wow I've never heard of him playing this music.

I loved it! He is a master of the craft.

R.I.P Maynard

[boricuajazzz8]

My friend like a said before there will only be one Maynard Ferguson. "The Boss".

[iluvsystemofadown]

thx ^_^

[boricuajazzz8]

no problem

[iluvsystemofadown]

Maynard played a lot of cool songs at this show! ty for uploading again, hope you have more :}

[boricuajazzz8]

Yes he did. Always glad to hear from you.