Count Basie (Buddy Tate & Buck Clayton) - One O'Clock Jump
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13 videosTop Tracks for Buck Clayton- 4:33
Ben Webster Sextet-C jam blues (1959)by kingoliver4538,946 views
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Count Basie Small Group - One O'Clock Jumpby bobjazz111,821 views
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Glenn Miller-"One O'Clock Jump"by bingcrosby190386,799 views
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Royal Garden Blues - BENKO DIXIELAND feat. Buddy Tate, Al Grey, Joe Newmanby benkodixie12,506 views
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Count BASIE & His Orchestra " Air Mail Special " !!!by JUSTASITTINANDAROCK33,641 views
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Billie Holiday-When You're Smilingby CONN1974357,794 views
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Count Basie at Carnegie Hall There Will Never be Another Youby jazzart143,749 views
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Blue and Sentimental-Buddy Tate 1961.movby erwigfilms6,239 views
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Willow Weep for Me - Harry Sweets Edison 1964.movby jazzbobob7,412 views
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Arnett Cobb and Buddy Tate Tenorsax Battleby thejazzsingers15,832 views
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All of Me -- Buck Clayton 1958by erwigaudio38,668 views
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I Can't Get Started Clayton Buck 1965by jazzbobob6,990 views
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Buck Clayton "Horn O'Plenty"by guillermoongay848 views
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St. Louis Blues - BENKO DIXIELAND BAND feat. Buddy Tate, Al Grey, Joe Newmanby benkodixie6,157 views
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When The Saints... - BENKO DIXIELAND BAND feat. Buddy Tate, Al Grey, Joe Newmanby benkodixie2,302 views
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Eddie "LockJaw" Davis - Buddy Tate - Coleman Hawkins - Arnett Cobb - Lester Leaps Inby JATLOZ8,640 views
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Count Basie Orchestra - One O' Clock Jumpby mcfunkyfreshhh444,958 views
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All The Cat's Join In by Buck Clayton & 25 Star Jazzmen on 1956 Columbia LP.by lrh19661,330 views
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Count Basie & Joe Williams-Jumpin At The Woodside+Alright OKby bobjazz1154,083 views
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Buck Clayton - Ben Webster w/ Henri Chaix Quartet Live 1967 ~ My Romanceby JckDupp1,230 views
thats what I call a BAND not three spotty herberts plucking guitars!!
1902barb 2 weeks ago
昭和18年の演奏ですか。日本では国家総動員体制に入り、大変な状況に入りつつあった時代かと思うと、そら恐ろしくなりますね。しかし、同じアメリカの同じ曲といってもBenny Goodmanのそれに比べてこちらは段違いに良い。まさにスウィングしていますよ。
ninnniku1952 2 months ago
Basie and the band at the top of their game, fabulous, love the personnel, and thanks for posting
fastborzoi 7 months ago
Wow, Don Byas sure sounds great on this.
liamjazz 1 year ago
I'd say 1941-1943 because Don Byas (who replaced Lester Young) is one of the saxophonist. Another question: who's the bass player? it's not Walter Page
unearnedrun 2 years ago
any idea what year this was?
caroljm36 2 years ago
Because Freddie was a pioneer in this skill. Guitars in big bands are difficult to write for, play and stay in the same range of volume as all the other instruments with careful microphone/sound control work. As such, Freddie did a great job and should be respected for his place in the history of jazz.
phyllodendron 2 years ago 2
Freddie Green - best big band guitarist ever.
HiWatt101 3 years ago