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the Ahmad Jamal trio in "Darn that dream" by jimmy van heusen. With Ahmad Jamal at the piano. Israel crosby...bass. An Vernel Fournier, drums.

the sound of these drums is the exact sound i want for my next bop drum set im saving up for. ur a very fortunate man

what is the bass line that he's playing at 14:04 is that from barbary coast or black market i know i've heard it its driving me crazy

is it just me or does this trombone sound 100% fine and million times better than u would think

its an absolute honor be able to see trane and elvin actually play and see what you hear. Thank you so much for these vids

whats the set up on his board? trucks and deck and bearings and wheels

so innovative it makes drummers like buddy rich and max roach cry. not ripping on either drummers. but man, tony was original

tooo fast. da fudge

this so FUCKING CATCHY

good job steve! how did u get the bongos and the voice mod thing

is this a joke cymbals sounding this good usually cost $330+

Posture senior drummer! work on your posture

@NESPASISI actually in alex acuna

@8ball951 its called carving. have u heard of the rip stick? its that kind of twisting back forth pluss the puss\h off the ground every once in awhile

ya just dont here jazz and especially music in general like that anymore. i mean this song and the rest of this album is simply orgasmic. the first jazz album i ever listened to along with giant steps and is the reason i love jazz. best jazz album made and i dont think i could have loved or appre...

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even though ravi is laying down great great stuff on an incredibly difficult i feel like it just doesnt mach his dad's which might be shallow on my part. but on everything trane does he plays with such a strong sound and somehow played with an abnormally strong sound on giant steps and just never...

man i saw dave live at birdland in august with steve kuhn and steve swallow. man, why isnt this guy more popular!? he can play his ass off on tenor and soprano. Didnt get the recignition he deserves I think. maybe started to get noticed too late in the jazz scene. but he's still playing and hope ...

i cant over how great it is that jazz muscians besides maybe some classical musicians from hundreds of years ago are the most talented musicians in a long while. infinitely more talented than any pop or modern rock "musicians" and there still sporting suits and ties not daring to even think about...

@privatefender thanks a lot

the most talented drummer at this drum battle is by far no questions is elvin. who had the least impressive solo. Elvin. but what makes elvin so fucking amazing is not his soloing but his playing. on all the records i have with him on drums he rarely takes solos and he's still my favorite drummer...

is hank mobely on tenor or some random guy no ones realy heard of

i cant imagine how inferior the bigbands rythm guitarist felt after jm's preformance....especialy after that little glance he gave him

i think over the years there were a lot of different sax players and i think a good amount of players caame close to being as good as trane and cannonball and parker and wayne or atleast being recognize as someone who could play with trane or parker. it was in a way same for other instruments too...

hahaha look at the smile on bedraina's (i dont think thats the right spelling) at 3:14. now u know where they got the picture of him to put in the booklet of this album

she could of done the original lyrics. astrud did

@happyface4444 to good for mothership. too good for anything. they considered not releasing this song on the album because of the sharp increase of masterbation that would inevitably occur while ppl listen to this song

for some reason people think ringo is a drumming master. and i dont know why. I 100% agree with them but i just dont know why. there just something about his playing