Elvin Jones Jazz Machine - Vienne 2000
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@dilberg1 do u have the full video for doll of the bride? pls post it if u do have it. thx!! much appreciated
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The legendary Elvin Jones!! Saw one of his last performances on his 75th birthday at the Blue Note in Sep 2002. The jazz superman!
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The legendary Elvin Jones!! The jazz superman!
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like omg damn i wish i could groove like this
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tremendous
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Elvin..........amazing.
tytaniumboxhead 2 years ago 4
Elvin, God Bless Him, was the personification of humility and kindheartedness. He would start every show by just talking very quietly to the audience, letting them know how much he appreciated them being there, and how much he enjoyed being there himself. It always felt like a blessing, and you were lifted up before he even played a note. I always left those shows feeling like a better human being for having been there.
jonsilence 10 months ago