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Dexter Gordon Quartet: "Body and Soul" (Lisbon, 1982)

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Dexter Gordon Quartet playing "Body and Soul" in Lisbon, 1982.

Dexter Gordon (tenor-sax), Kirk Lightsey (piano), David Eubanks (bass) and Eddie Gladden (drums).

Video courtesy of the blog Jazz no País do Improviso (www.jnpdi.blogspot.com).

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  • A very mature Dexter; listen to the Coltrane substitutions in the changes, and Dexter owns them! The magic of Dexter was his ability to fill space in a ballad without playing a bunch of fast notes. That takes maturity.

    Many players wouldn't make it through two bars without cracking open a can of bebop. Dexter builds intensity without lots of notes. He builds intensity by playing even slower, maturity. Dexter was a true master of the art.

  • Dexter OWNED that tune.

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  • @nosnetromj

    Dexter is truly wonderful. One of the best ballad players i Know. But you only can call the Hawk (Coleman Hawkins) the true voice of Body & Soul. But i have to admit that dexter is one of the best...

  • Is there a woman who melts her heart as much as this does mine? I could love her more than martinis,,,,,,,,,,,,,

  • @ladytrumpet010 Coltrane's arrangment from the "Coltrane Sond" album on Atlantic.

  • deepth of feeling ,sincerity ,melody, relax. beautiful sound.a romantic approach for a reel jazz master.and fantastic supporters. a masterpiece,

  • damontoney is right on! Well described amd indeed, Dex was a true master.

  • What a Incredible Creator ... WOW

    Beautifully Shot Video By the Way

  • i saw him several times in that period , and he was even better than in the sixties, an absolute master, whatever the tempo , able to play the simple melody and make the audience trust him, rely on him, follow him until the last bar of his long solos.

    chapeau bas !

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