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[And Then She Stopped]-Dizzy Gillespie and the united nation orchestra

Recorded live at the Royal Festival Hall, London, England on June 10, 1989. Includes liner notes by Michael D'Vore and Dan Morgenstern. LIVE AT THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL is a glorious summation of Dizzy Gillespie's career as an instrumentalist, composer, arranger and musical innovator. It ranks as one of his last great recordings before his death on January 6, 1993. With an accent on the Afro-Cuban innovations that he brought to popular culture, The United Nations Orchestra is a colorful, hard-swinging, beautifully balanced ensemble. The band imparts to each tune a fresh spin without compromising its classic essence. Trumpeters Claudio Roditi and Arturo Sandoval are powerful echoes of Gillespie's own youth. While Gillespie peppers his harmonic explorations with half-valve effects and blues colorations, Roditi and Sandoval flesh out Gillespie's voicings and extend on the implications of his solos, to particular effect on the concluding "A Night In Tunisia." There are also splendid renditions of Gillespie classics like "Kush" and "Tin Tin Deo," and a fast swinging "Tanga." The latter features Flora Purim's wordless vocals, some high-powered rhythm section interplay, and one of Gillespie's most assured, inspired solos before giving way to a furious saxophone battle. LIVE AT THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL is a joyous musical event.

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  • And Then She Stopped? I dont think so....I think it's Moody's in the Mood for Love...anyway its good, thnx

  • thanks for your comment.

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  • James Moody...Hall of Fame saxophonist and WWII vet, a member of Tom Brokaw's 'Greatest Generation.' Look up his interview with Camille Cosby here on the Tube. She interviewed several Jazz greats before their passing. He discusses the Army and how he joined Dizzy Gillespie's Band afterwards.

  • just awesome!

  • The singer is James Moody himself

  • love his music

    i was born the day of his death

    he is one of the greatest musicians ever

  • que videon

  • both of you are right =)

    "Moody's Mood for Love" is jazz saxophonist James Moody's instrumental solo on the song "I'm in the Mood for Love."

    Later, jazz singer Eddie Jefferson wrote lyrics to this improvisation by Moody.

  • hate to rain on yalls parade but the song is called "moodys mood for love"

  • yaeh my favorite song!!!!! in the mood for love

  • VEry very crazy James Moody, i love that , without any doubt you are "The virtuos" the best .... :)

  • it's amazing!!!!!! ehehehehehe

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