Stan Getz on International Hour - American Jazz - 1963

[bobbyalanlewis]

The rhythm section is: Steve Kuhn (piano), Tommy Williams (bass), Al Harewood (drums).

They also played a quartet tune with Stan Getz (not shown here) later in the show without the band.

[earlsgirlblack]

Thank you so very much for posting this . My dad is the center trombonist , Herb Wise. He is 81 now and still practices every day. He listened to this with me over the phone and mentioned that " I was practicing before the gig and playing some extreme high notes loudly , when a voice yelled , man if I could play that high Herb i would blow a hole in my shorts". It was Jack Teagarden. "Jack was a great guy as were all the musicians . I mean good men , no axe to grind stuff". Herb Wise

[acfinney1]

Gotta be Bill Evans

[bobbyalanlewis]

The other tenor sax player might have been Johnny Board.

[bobbyalanlewis]

The band horn sections consist of Chicago musicians, most of whom I can identify. Here goes:

saxes (l to r) Benny Baileys, bari; Mike Simpson, tenor; Ken Soderblom, lead alto; Chuck Kainz, alto; (?) tenor.

trombones: Bill Corti, Herb Wise, John Avant

trumpets: Rudy Stauber; Warren Kime, lead; Art Hoyle

[earlsgirlblack]

@bobbyalanlewis So happy you found this .. Anymore films to add from Chicago.? Love it and thank you again . Looking for a film that Charlie Barnett did with my dad in his band  in the 60's. Must find it.. Happy New Year

[earlsgirlblack]

@bobbyalanlewis The above mentioned musicians minus a few guys recorded Sarah Vaughan's Sweet and Sassy album  in 4 hours , post rehearsal. It was Lalo Schifrin's debut as well . The album has been remastered which cut the heart right out of the band (in my opinion). Check it out , if you like . :)

[freddylebanon]

Oh boy..Stan the man and THE band!!!Slick n' swinging...

[mk181818]

What a memory and recollection of THE REAL music long forgotten in America...What a shame.

[eduverme2]

@mk181818 only in north america... in south, brazil, we remember stan getz very well.

[Morahman7vnNo2]

Dang! Look at that Baldwin!

[terkitty]

What a great clip!!! Thanks so much for posting.

[AudiophileTubes]

INCREDIBLE FIND!!!! THANK YOU for posting this. And thank you 'YouTube' for helping to archive and presever history.

[mrhitmanisback]

best sax ever

[ColmOSullivanRed]

The great Steve Kuhn, piano, of course, but who are bass & drums? Could that be Chicagoan Walter Perkins?

[DenRJ]

Tommy Williams on bass and Al Harewood on drums.

Denis (-:

[vova47]

It looks (and sounds ) like Pete La Roca on drums. Bassist is probably Tommy Williams.

Happy birthday, Stan !

[fritzjazz]

Great! He was a genius!

[BBG1]

AWESOME!! LOVE IT! Thank you!

Bev Getz

[DenRJ]

Thank you.

This is an unbelievable find.

Denis