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DAMN!!! STAN, ZOOT, AND AL IN THE SAME BAND. Woody had a goldmine.
M1GARRAND1 9 months ago
Super to see these guy so young. Gotta love those Rhythm Changes!
montytp 11 months ago
NOT the original Four Brothers sax section. Al Cohn had replaced Herbie Steward, who was on the orignal "Four Brothers" recordings.
OttoLink10 1 year ago
Title should say: WOODY HERMAN - Northwest Passage. This is the legendary Second Herd or "Four Brothers" band of 1947-1949. Probably the greatest talent of all Woody's Herds, but unfortunately a financial failure. He was forced to disband in '49.
panzerschnott 1 year ago
Original 4 brothers sax section!!
kingkoeller 1 year ago
Don Lamond on drums. I think that's John LaPorta, the sax player that doesn't solo. This band was filled with heavyweights.
DrumTchr 2 years ago
@DrumTchr It's Sam Marowitz on alto - one of the top lead altos in NYC for many years thereafter.
rmayer821 1 year ago
It looks to me like the two tenors soloing after Stan Getz are Al Cohn and Zoot Simms!
tcmnav 2 years ago
Only a few bars of Chaloff, but how impressive!
BuckshotLaFunke 2 years ago
This has the be the youngest footage of Stan Getz on video!
KevvieG 2 years ago
Woody loved swinging up tempo...Tough leader.
satziebaby 3 years ago
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Soulnik 3 years ago
Great Posting! Thank You Very Much (^=^)b
ccti987 3 years ago