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Maynard Ferguson Meets Miles Davis, Clark Terry and Clifford Brown

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Uploaded on Apr 8, 2009

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents Bret Primack's Portrait of Maynard Ferguson, including some rare performance video, and a 1998 interview, where Maynard talks about his admiration for Clark Terry and Clifford Brown, and remembers playing opposite Miles Davis at Birdland.

The second trumpeter in the Swingin' clip is Jerry Tyree.

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  • ValB222

    that was wonderful. i'm sorry i never met Maynard. thanks, as always, Bret.

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    A most remarkable man, one of my teenage heros.

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  • centervilletn

    If there was a nicer professional musician that ever lived i sure never heard of him....heck im not sure there was ever a nicer humanbeing...

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    One of the most amazing people who has ever inhabited this planet.

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  • milton chiarelli

    thank goodness for the global archives called internet

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  • TRUMPETPLAYER417

    Thank God for MF may he Rest in Peace with a trumpet in his hand and the wind to play music

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  • adeduction

    Great video. gives viewers a clearer picture of what kind of person Miles Davis actually was at core. Saw both the Maynard Ferguson band with Larry Bunker, Joe Maini and others from the West Coast and the Miles Davis Quintet with Coltrane, etc. in Chicago in the late 50's at the Blue Note & Modern Jazz Room. Both clubs had Sunday Matinees where kids could attend.For $1.50 cover you got 2 1/2 hours music, 2 cokes & all the autographs you could garner. Wish I could go back & do it all over again.

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  • lomertamahon1

    He won't be a Catholic anymore, he'll be a sai baba debute'? What a dumb fool. A Christless eternity is preferred?

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  • lomertamahon1

    What is it about drugs that makes young enthusiasts of jazz musicians age faster than their mentors?

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  • meremambo

    I have F 16 jets.....The hell I dont have to go to the moon.............If you got the power you show it......So you are saying i am improvising and i have to limit my self i have to play to a limited range..........Are you saying that there are rules in Jazz playing.......Please send me does rules

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  • Truth614

    When I first heard Maynard, it was on an LP with his sextet. I never knew he played high. It was just straight up jazz. That music really swung.

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  • rollorhodes

    Gem

    

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  • mariogmusic

    what a lesson!!!

    

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  • rayoll

    thanks Bret..that was really cool

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  • SRV1

    He only used em for emphasis and its probably because you cant! ;)

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