Just Friends - Oliver Nelson Art farmer lee konitz.mov

Just Friends Nelson Oliver/Art Farmer/Lee Konitz 1966

The 2005 Dutch TV program called Jazz Cellar concentrates to broadcast jazz clips from the archives of material originally recorded in the fifties and sixties in the Netherlands.
In the 20th anniversary concert for TV station NCRV ( Netherlands Christian Radio Association) in 1966 we see Dutch pianist Pim Jacobs and his Trio together with an American front line under leadership of Oliver Nelson. Solos are by trumpet Art Farmer playing the fluegelhorn, alto saxophonist Lee Konitz and Swedish trombonist Ake Persson. The drummer is Stu Martin.

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• Oliver
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• farmer
• lee
• konitz

[laughingtiger123]

That's a ridiculous comment below.

[Reinocerous25]

if i couldn't hear Ake i would think he is terrible, but he sounds great!

[pindaric]

This is what us old-timers are always calling 'tasty' playing; are there any younger guys who could do this?

[TheDZPeace]

@LIN11831 Wow, were judging The Arts now....I've lived to see this day. Dumb ass!

[thelbronius]

@LIN11831 Thanks for trying, keep on listening.

[CRRochaGuitar]

Two jazz giants who added much to his improvisations.

In this rare video are playing the classic song Just Friends who

left enriched by their interpretatio

Congratulations for the post

[gasiraz]

Farmer and Person played for the wonderful Clarke Boland band in Europe...Konitz was star soloist in the Kenton Band of the 50's Wonderful musicians! Not many like them today.....

[JFEROLLA]

absolutely...

[LIN11831]

WRONG SONG TO BE JAZZED UP. THE SONG IS MEANT TO BE SAD, AND JAZZ MEANT TO BE FUN.

[Jazzmaticification]

Ake Persson's a great trombonist!! Wish there were more performances of him. He has an innate sense of swing.