Limehouse Blues - Warren Vache 2006.
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We were lucky to have this exact front line play the Sacramento festival a couple of years ago and yes, they are that good. Vache has a snappy sense of humor to go along with his stellar playing. Allen is awesome and Allred is one of the two best trombone players alive. They all have technical chops, but they swing their asses off without all that over technical playing just to impress musicians. They swing first and take no prisoners!
Buasop 1 week ago in playlist Favorite videos
A strong clip. These guys show that jazz had life, complexity, and above all swing before the beboppers. Even though they don't play the language of Bird, Diz, Trane, etc., they know how to structure fresh complete solos and never to stop swinging. The stand-out by a long shot is Harry Allen's tenor. The best I've heard from him and up there with Lovano, Redman, Branford or any other preset-day tenor player.
caponsacchi 1 week ago
Fabulous! It was fun and intelligent too!
radiokid2 1 week ago
For me one of the best perfomances in this kind of jazz, best combination of realy very swinging very well playing musicians, with extra compliments to Harry Allen and John Allred in his solos. But Warren and Olaf give also very interesting swinging solos. It is a pity that there is not more of this combination of 2006 in Ascona.
rolfvanhees 1 month ago
Oh, yeah!
bebopmomma 1 month ago
Terrr..ifficcc.......!!!More. more, more!
PeteLindup 3 months ago
Hold da hel k... hvor de drenge kan spille mainstream jazz
Vidtskuevej9 4 months ago
Everyone just has tremendous chops!
mikegracea2 6 months ago
wow! What fun!
sjusts29 6 months ago
He's kinda unique. He uses the Cornet instead of the trumpet.
Mr29635 8 months ago