I have been listening to this sensational quartet for many years and still keep doing so. Must mean something about their expertise .

I'm 70, look 50 😊. This guys are incomparable. My dad introduced me to this music. I'd rather die without music, specifically of this kind. All of them are simply perfectionists of the most sensible sound in the world. John Lewis was one of a kind. His music will come with me to the unknown world. Just euphoric when I listen to them. Sadly, I'm a jazz loner in the cult and beautiful East coast of Mexico. But, music is kind of a best friend. Love you guys lovers of the MJQ. 🇲🇽

@jamesroecker6436

8 ай бұрын

It would be great if they would give credit to members of the quartet. Who plays the bass and percussion?

I love how they have their own world, which I would love to reach someday

elegant syncopations...nice performance~~~

They have been known to walk out on their crowds if they weren't listening. Had the privilege of seeing them live some five times growing up in Ny in the 60s and 70s. one of the most enjoyable experiences of my life.

Milt Jackson, sensational!

I really don't understand why I being Mexican, honor so much jazz muscitians that Americans seem to have forgotten. This is fine music played with so much joy. Love it!

@jazzpopular819

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your viewing and comment. I'm glad that the video I uploaded met your expectations.

MJQ Great 👍

Milt Jackson Is My Great Uncle, My Grandfather’s Brother!🤞🏽❤️💪🏾

@jazzpopular819

9 ай бұрын

What a great family!

JAZZの代表 的な不動のクラシック。 3:38

Incredible performance, but a rather dismal crowd…

Just drift away

i wonder !

ke video grazie x averlo pubblicato!!!! Thanks Harighathoooo

I don't recognize the guy in the piano as John Lewis but he did an excellent job.

@jamesroecker6436

8 ай бұрын

Ah yes..John Lewis, Milt Jackson, Persey Heath, and Contie Cay . Now if i coud spell.