Curtis Amy 'Katanga' on Frankly Jazz

Frankly Jazz was a half-hour television program produced in Los Angeles in the early 1960s. Each program featured one or more prominent West Coast Jazz performer of the day. Frankly Jazz was hosted by Frank Evans, a leading jazz disk jockey of the day. This clip is of Curtis Amy playing "Katanga."

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• Frank Evans
• Frankly Jazz
• West Coast jazz
• Los Angeles television
• Pacific Jazz
• Dick Bock
• Gary Markas
• jazz on film
• jazz on television
• curtis amy
• dupree bolton
• Ray Crawford
• Victor Gaskin
• Ronnie Selico
• Dolo Coker
• katanga
• way down
• tippin' on through

[zbig7new]

The lp is impossible to find, the cd reissue was available for about 10 minutes years back. To see a live performance from 1962 with the illusive Dupree Bolton is just amazing. This show needs to be available on DVD. End of story.

[leesterg]

@17205513 Yes. That is DB on trumpet.

[fromBulgaria]

yeaah

[dubpoet]

Somebody has to release the Frankly Jazz archives on dvd...please?



[17205513]

is that Dupree Bolton on trumpet

[blackmanguer]

KATANGA: Yuji Ohno's muse for his "Lupin III" theme...

[ORELUR]

Wow.Great clip.Especially cool to see the elusive Dolo Coker.For any of you unfamiliar ,please check out Art Peppers album Intensity for some fine piano work.

[2300skiddo]

Spectacular - never dreamed I'd see Amy or Crawford on video, let alone Bolton, much less all three together!!! Thanks so much for sharing.

[alesardo63]

Alta classe

[Soulnik]

Dig it! ♫♫♫♫♫