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According to Chris Sheridan's bio-discography, the "Palais de Beaux Arts" concert happened on Sunday, March 10, 1963. Personnel as given by PERCUSIVE61.

This was part of the 1980 Arena documentary, widely available online and in YouTube. See this >with its footage<, for instance /watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=YwQ8nLnk7as#t=2758s

@DylHsu Duke's band, Strayhorn's composition. This version is from a Bethlehem LP originally titled "Historically Speaking". Personnel is Cat Anderson, Willie Cook, Clark Terry (tp) Ray Nance (tp, violin) Quentin Jackson, John Saunders, Britt Woodman (tb) Russell Procope (cl, as) Jimmy Hamilton ...

@upphetsade. Don Elliott on vibes, not Gibbs.

@mophahias "Liza (All the Clouds Will Roll Away)" by the Gershwins.

@estoke61 I think there's under a minute of newsreel footage. Jon Hancock has written a whole book about the concert, look it up at bg1938.com

Vibist looks like Teddy Charles

For an almost complete line-up of this ensemble, check my blog: jazzontherecord.blogspot.com/2011/08/leonard-bernsteins-jazz­-band.html

@Schatz185 Check my blog: htt p://jazzontherecord.blogspot.com/2011/08/leonard-bernsteins-­jazz-band.html

@killmachine12 She's quoting the end of Sarah Vaughan's scat solo on "Lullaby of Birdland" (youtube.com/watch?v=x8cFdZyWOOs&feature=player_detailpage#t­=188s) She uses the melody of the song on "October Song"

OK. This is from >1997<, from Dizzy's 80th Birthday Party.

Jon Faddis - trumpet

Andres Boiarsky - tenor sax

Cyrus Chestnut - piano

John Lee - electric bass (by the sound of it)

Ignacio Berroa - drums

Thanks to my FB friend Antonio and shazam software.

@170672346 Agreed. By the look of Zoot Sims, Goodman himself and some conspicuous hair-dos and facial hair, this is from the seventies.

@glene37 It was reissued a couple of months ago by EMI in Japan.

@adriank9 It's Mel Collins. Dire Straits were in Italy as part of their Alchemy tour - David Knopfler's backing band here are the Straits of 1983, sans Alan Clark and Hal Lindes..

"Some tacky TV show" is probably "Aplauso" on Spanish public TV's first channel, on a Saturday afternoon back in the early 80s.

@psteffas Jeremy Paxman's interview on Newsnight is my favourite.

@jehovahuponyou It's "Sweet Georgia Brown", an old American classic.

@emanuelgtzv It's "Some time ago", from the Atlantic album "Interaction". It's available on CD.