dexter gordon 4 tet feat ar taylor 1A
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@1hipgig you hear alot of Dex's playing in any tenor alive.....He and one or two others were responsible for translating Parkers bebop to the tenor.....all who followed went to school on Dex, and the others.
Docnolan1953 6 months ago
le drive d art taylor!!!!!!
nicopaugam 10 months ago
I hear alot of dexter's playing when i listen to brecker,
1hipgig 1 year ago
@skellerm8148 Uhhh, yeah. Kenny is cool, but not really a good comparison.
ZackPomerleau 1 year ago
Dexter's live solo here echos closely the solo he layed down on the classic "GO!" album. The tune was entitled "Second Balcony Jump" in a humourously dark twist on the word "Jump" often used in the 1940s to round out the title of jazz/Big Band themes. The sequence is based on the changes to "I Got Rhythm". Dexter was at the beginning of a long period of greatness from about this time as he reached his mature voice on tenor. A masterclass in modern jazz saxophone.
sevildrib 1 year ago
Wow! Dexter is truly a god, chorus after chorus he played so beautifully. What a lesson. Kofimusic
tonykofi 1 year ago
@tadd1 LOL
Wamz1978 1 year ago
Dexter Gordon is a SUPER HERO !!
tadd1 1 year ago
@Wamz1978 Correction: 15 feet and five inches tall .
Long live Dexter Gordon !
tadd1 1 year ago
my biggest melody man!
seamusblake 1 year ago