Famous & Recognizable Jazz Artists
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Uploaded by fakeplasticlee on May 12, 2007
Featuring:
Charlie Parker - Saxophone
Coleman Hawkins - Tenor saxophone
Hank Jones - Piano
Ray Brown - Double bass
Buddy Rich - Drums
Bill Harris - Trombone
Lester Young - Tenor saxophone
Harry Edison - Trumpet
Flip Phillips - Tenor saxophone
Ella Fitzgerald - Vocals, Scatting
The Lineup:
0:18 - Coleman Hawkins,
Hank Jones, Ray Brown, and Buddy Rich.
2:53 - Charlie Parker,
Hank Jones, Ray Brown, and Buddy Rich.
5:15 - Hank Jones,
Ray Brown, and Buddy Rich.
7:12 - Bill Harris, Lester Young,
Hank Jones, Ray Brown, and Buddy Rich.
10:43 - Flip Philips, Harry Edison,
Ella Fitzgerald, Bill Harris, Lester Young,
Hank Jones, Ray Brown, and Buddy Rich.
14:56 - The End
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@108jimabe the picture was recorded after the music was recorded, everyone is essentially trying to finger along with their own solos essentially
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aww Jobidaker and MartyPotatoes are friends :)
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i wish i could get together my buds and just jam soulfully like this.. but everyone i know just wants to play powerchords on guitar.. *sigh*
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Quit that voice at 4:36 ¬¬ we want more Jazz not tha guy talking =(
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Jazz vs Rap/Hip-Hop:
-Jazz musicians play their own music AND most sing well.
-Rap musicians get their music made FOR them and have nothing important to TALK about. Cuz thats what they do... they dont SING!
So if you took the time to appreciate the GREAT talent these musicians have, you will find the melody quite tranquil and wonderful to listen to!
Jazz is... REAL MUSIC!
Thumbs to the sky for JAZZ!!!
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be disagreeable......
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@108jimabe Because the film is out of sync with the sound. I'm still glad we've got it though. It's a record of two great artists and performances. Bird's first "SQUAWK!" is very transgressive.
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Notice how even back in the those days; no color discrimination between musicians. All that matters was whether or not you could play.
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At 6:44 Ray Brown, during his solo, completes an ascending run and then drops his right (plucking) hand…, yet the solo keeps on going, after he dropped his hand to his side?
Why?
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Some videos CAN'T be disliked
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jazz is far from simple, my friend
jobidaker 2 years ago 59
wow... this sometimes makes me wish I were in my teens around this time instead of now.
BboyPhlo 2 years ago 6