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Seems to be about 5 other tunes in here in bits and pieces

Gorgeous, simply - and some of the best sound quality on youtube, does justice to the artists.

@NfiniteXdestinY Honeysuckle Rose melody is a delayed resolution pattern that is embedded in virtually every bebop solo.

So how do we know it's not Gardner playing tenor? It's more a swing style, with none of the flourishes typical of Bird. When you hear Stitt play tenor, he still sounds like himself. But thanks for posting !

More amazing things on Youtube! Long live Sonny! Long live Tete!

Nice down and dirty pocket.

some of the bes' Wess I've heard. And at 87 no less!

Nice pedal steel work, love that sound!

Sorry guys, I would not call this good audio. Although maybe better than alot of other Youtube stuff.

Interesting. A strange mix, ice-cream (Dorham, Coltrane, Hayes, Israels) and chopped pickles (Taylor) I would have liked to hear the other players respond a little more to Mr. Taylor's deconstructive comping.

What's the date on this? Stan sounds great as usual, swinging hard and lyrically, but he doesn't look very healthy - not only a little puffy looking, but looks like he's working at it, a bit uncomfortable at times.

Nice cut, thanks for posting. Has quite a bit of reverb/room echo - is that from the original recording, or some less-than-desirable remastering?

First rule of saxophone playing, get a cool hat :)

(nice solo)

Some of the sweetest bowing I've heard from a jazz bassist.

People cop licks all the time, but this is ridiculous. Well, this is an outcome of the era of recorded music.

"If Charlie Parker was a gunslinger, there'd be a whole lot of dead copycats." - Charles Mingus

Thought it was gonna be "Brown-eyed Girl" for a minute... hmm, which tune came first?

I always liked the gritty flavor of this tune; but I never saw the group; and it's downright weird to see them prancing around in white tights and high boots

@dylanrcramer I don't see that my comment was disrespectful to a great artist, but possibly to his doctors! Moreover I don't assert a fact, I say "in all likelihood". I've some professional acquaintance with pain management and its history of shortcomings, hence my remarks.

@blueyedboymrdeath Haven't tried it yet, I still have to get some extra key blanks. Only began researching this today, after finding out how #%@*! expensive new keys are! This video seems to be the most recent information on how to do this.

I tested my only key, and it appears to be a master ...

Thank you.

Is there any way to know whether the maximum number of keys have already been programmed into the ECM?

Is there any source of information re how many keys are permitted for various Toyota models?

James is an amazing saxophonist, although sometimes I think he needs to edit himself a little! When you think he's exhausted all possibilities, he goes a few more choruses and a few steps further out! This is an ok cut, but there are others I like much better - jazz cuts, not this weak quasi-so...

Veh nice... shades of the Dead, the sixties and seventies.

Nice cut. Thank you for posting.

BUT... I don't understand why you would think that running the signal thru a speaker box of ANY kind no matter how good will create a more natural sound; rather it introduces yet further alterations. Is the echo from your recording room?

@pierstheoneandonly

What you said about "an understated solo" - very hip. Too much playing these days is all about "look how fast I can play" That said, anyone following a solo by Cannonball would be best off being a bit understated.

Actually, I think this is "Deception", a Miles Davis arrangement of "Conception." Eric A. would be a hard guy to share the stage with, as he's a heavy. And this is a complex tune at a fair clip. That said, his solo here, while very accomplished, is repetitive and he doesn't say anything new after...

Historic Funkorolic! this is the shit, was, still is.

Just watched Hank Crawford on the video clip from Sanford's Night Vision show... it's pretty clear where Dave was coming from here!... what 's the date of this performance?

This cut is a very good example of a great player getting stuck with a clueless producer... a disservice to Sonny.

Sweet round tone, very good intonation (although these days with auto tune, who knows?) . So smooooooooth... like velveeta, or cream of wheat, or marsmallow fluff... one man's Mede is another's Persian.

Thanks for posting... original and different. Nice if the sidemen were credited.

Bunky's playing is still hip; but the rhythm section might as well be a loop... dime to a dollar this arrangement was the aborted brainchild of some producer

The song was written by Bill Evans - just to give credit where due.

These guys are F*n amazing - tight, all great players... What kind of thang is the singer playing?

The real addicts are those who are addicted to police-state powers