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Stratusphunk (George Russell) - The Subject Is Jazz

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Uploaded by on Mar 11, 2008

http://www.billytaylorjazz.net presents an excerpt from the 1958 tv program, "The Subject is Jazz," featuring George Russell's composition and arrangement, "Stratusphunk," with Bill Evans on piano, Art Farmer, trumpet, Jimmy Cleveland, trombone, Gene Quill, alto, Ed Thigpen, drums.

For more on George Russell:
http://www.georgerussell.com

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  • As cool as it gets. What has happened to music nowadays?

  • art farmer is so underrated

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  • Outstanding composition!

  • hey, who's the bass man in this performance??

  • Steve Swallow would have been an 18-year-old in 1958; this bassist looks older. The bassist is likely Teddy Kotick, who was 30 years old in 1958. Barry Galbraith is on guitar.

    Gilbert Seldes was host of The Subject is Jazz (on NBC). :I:

  • Hey!!

  • The late, great Jimmy Cleveland!!! He was definitely doing his own thing and not derivative of anybody I can think of. What an original stylist!!

  • @swimologist8 It's been resurrected in New Zealand at the moment. We play many chart from this era in similar formation. Yeah what a blast!

  • coolness

  • That was a young Bill Evans

  • the great jimmy in the house

  • smooth sooth... s....

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