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It great to see such a raw video of Cat Anderson playing.

This is like, tear jerking in the most loving way. It's great to hear a good band in a rehearsal from back in the day. It's amazing to see him exploring, laughing, and hear some more of his creativity in a looser context. Sure sure, his double Cs were good, sure. But man, there's so much more here! You can hear him referencing all the greats from his lifetime too, Pops, Diz, Roy; he was a real student and a real master of the craft! But most of all, I think, it's beautiful to hear Cat's feel as though you were standing right by him. You really have to ignore it to miss how nice his time is. Daaaaaaamn. Thanks for putting this up!

merci super moment de jazz

beau document avec mes amis Fernand Verstraete, Maurice Thomas, Loulou Vezant et Patrick Artero aux trompettes!

@bonniegrandstaff398

2 жыл бұрын

The boss rite here the boss

I have the upmost respect for Mr. Anderson. I played trumpet for a lot of years and I know just how hard(hell, NEAR IMPOSSIBLE) it is to hit those super high notes on that instrument! He's got some very strong lips indeed! Claude sure looks like he was having a tremendous amount of fun with his band! Between then and some of the more recent recordings of his live shows today, he's as energetic as ever, what a master he is!

@rubengreenberg2253

7 жыл бұрын

Cat Anderson was born to play the trumpet: it was his identity, his life. I had the honor to know him when I was a teenager. He was rather an unstable man; a man who had had a very hard life. Yet he could be as generous and warm as his playing.

@bonniegrandstaff398

2 жыл бұрын

Hallo mark here yes I agree in insane playing g by cat . What I sane is cat anderson doesn't even get a mention on the list of greatest trumpet players absolutely ludicrous total b sssss.

merci pour la video avec un geant de la trompette cat anderson

superbe document. Je peux y voir mon grand père disparu... merci car je n'aurais surement jamais vu cette vidéo autrement.

@mlcantab

8 жыл бұрын

+Pierre Aldegon c'est génial quelle chance d'y avoir assisté

@philippeXJC4L2

6 жыл бұрын

Je suis également content d'avoir vu mon professeur de clarinette Mr Canillar au Conservatoire de Sèvres

What´s the name of the second tune???

@MrSwingvideo

10 жыл бұрын

Someday You'll Be Sorry.This song is performed by Louis Armstrong