Eddie Daniels: Goodbye (1992)

El gran clarinetista americano Eddie Daniels interpreta "Goodbye" de Benny Goodman. Lo acompañan Gary Burton (vibráfono), Makoto Ozone (piano), Marc Johnson (bajo) y Martin Richards (bateria).

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[MrDaNNyJu]

el mejor clarinetista del jazz actual

[PhiberOptik001]

Just noticed Marc Johnson is playing bass. Has to be Bill Evan's former sideman. Great playing.

[schmurz62]

Le meilleur et le plus complet des clarinettiste au monde !

Sensibilité, technique, ce mec nous raconte des histoires avec son instrument

[Liam Fionescu]

this is amazingly beautiful how you think it sucks kinda baffles me, why do you think it sucks?

[Malkavisius]

Sinceramente... prefiero a Benny Goodman, siempre fue mi clarinetista de jazz favorito (para gustos, colores)

[roxylebon]

beautiful really ......only henghel gualdi is better ...!!!

[humbertoarias2]

y por siempre¡¡¡¡

[sasha42196]

Eddie is not a show-off, if anyone knows that, it should be you!

[Sergio Camacho]

mi paisano yo tmb soy americano hooooooo te refieres a que es estadounidese recuerda que asta los de la patagonia y los oaxaqueños y los peruanos y todos esos somos americanos

[djclarinet]

Although it's true that Goodman didn't deviate much from the melody on this tune, that's only because this was his closing theme. Having said that, I've always thought Eddie Daniels had more Shaw than Goodman in his style. He isn't just showing off. It's called improvisation, and it's what jazz is all about.

[Bernard Berkhout]

Eddie plays beautiful as always, I agree. It's a pity he wants to show off too much.

Eddie is exceptional, but Goodman is of a different wiorld. It took me years to find out how incredible he was. Check him.

[Bernard Berkhout]

Benny was economic and all taste. Sometimes didn't improvise at all. And his solos were always balanced, spontaneous and void of showing off. In this piece he just played the tune...