Sax No End - Clarke/Boland Big Band
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Great vid, but can't you post the whole tune (if you have it of course) in 2 or 3 different parts?
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Fantastic!!!!
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Awesome!
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just awesome!
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Love the Big Band vibe!!! wow! this is great! there's a band in L.A. does big band with a twist. ck them out.
search cinnamon doll jazz
it's neil young's song arranged in big band style
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I know this is a stupid question, but i'm trying to find something simular to this, but it goes: parara ra pa pa pa pa pa parararara rararara ra pum pum...
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Derek Humble is the man, hands down
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i like the 19 minute version!
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Tony is still terrific. We saw him last year with a big band. With new kneecaps he's as good as ever!
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This is WAY better than today's pop music. I'd choose to listen to this over any Lady GaGa or Justin Beiber any day of the week.
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@Larryamg I dont agree. Unique.
Shame on you, that was no dud, that was a typically quirky Tony Coe solo. He was, and remains, a uniquely talented tenor player (you may have heard him playing in the Return of the Pink Panther and he's also unique among British musicians in having been offered a job with Count Basie's Orchestra). I've seen him many times including with the Clarke/Boland Big Band and he's never disappointed.
This video brings back a lot of memories of nights misspent at Ronnie's in the 60's and 70's!
Seffrid 4 years ago 3
Yes, Seffrid. Quirky's the right word. Tony's a unique player, and I think he was just trying to do something different to Johnny and Ronnie either side of him. They were both linear, so he went for angular. Bear in mind that this is a much abbreviated version of the number - all of the other live versions I've heard are at least 10 minutes long, giving each player a longer solo.
Cheeseford 3 years ago
Two drummer thing sucks the whole thing down.
Larryamg 5 years ago
When the two drummers are Kenny Clarke and Kenny Clare, it works just fine for me.
Cheeseford 5 years ago 3