my man was deep. had the knowledge and was a master at the craft. thank you Rahsaan Roland kirk truly A Gifted Man And Knowledge Was Sharp Plantation Earth Damn Gotta Feel That one.
@David-uh8bxАй бұрын
Paul Gonsalves was a better guitarist than he was a tenor saxophonist.
@markpatterson8922Ай бұрын
Such amazing playing, dancing, and singing!
@JonErikKellsoАй бұрын
It’s “Concerto for Cootie,” not for “tutti,” as the announcer mistakenly said.
@yvesfrancoisritmoАй бұрын
This happens to be one of my favourite recordings of the post war era! I wish 10 albums were made by this band - Booty,Vic, Dicky, Rabbit and Paul Gonsalves is one of the best horn sections ever put in record! This is my favourite version of this song, I play it because of this amazing recording
@marsic72 ай бұрын
29:28
@prestonspiano2 ай бұрын
Roberta Flack has such a talent, and the most beautiful hair😍😍
@callmeonkeshiasphone2 ай бұрын
my question is was her song saying 'V, V for Victory' a reference to the NAACP Campaign of DoubleV: Victory at Home and over seas, end Fascism overseas and here at home? 1941 PH was hit and in 42 the campaign was initiated in philly.
@SELAHPAUSE2 ай бұрын
McCoy tyner is my favorite pianist
@atsushikanno69032 ай бұрын
Cootie's speaking voice is very high in this video. Although his voice is deeper since his return to Ellington in his later years. He may be associated with the trumpet.
@atsushikanno69032 ай бұрын
The best recording of West End Blues!
@ShangoDC3 ай бұрын
That might be the best version of Lopsy Lu I've ever heard and I've heard hundreds.
@tonygiraldes78483 ай бұрын
Just the very greatest 🙂♥️
@donaldfransson28273 ай бұрын
Thank You for this great art. Cootie wonderful. Donald Fransson in Sweden
@mightya3 ай бұрын
My drum teacher and lifelong friend Butch Ballard on drums!
@andrewgriffith48073 ай бұрын
Hodges plays Dameron! Oliver Jackson sounds great on here too! Thanks for sharing this!
@TSquared20013 ай бұрын
This is wonderfully delivered
@carlosmarcelolesgart6723 ай бұрын
El gran Cootie Williams y el mejor baterista que tuvo Ellington, Sam Woodyard
@zapbranigan53143 ай бұрын
THIS IS BEYOND AWESOME!!!
@daryalspencer46753 ай бұрын
You Be Surprised lol I had alot of people ask me How You listen to that lol my reply I can hear what they are doing, I just listen!!!!😅
@kevinmichaelcallihansr50534 ай бұрын
am in awe about trombone solo. 🐬
@MrAjpalkow4 ай бұрын
Awesome- Thanks for sharing this! 🙌🎶
@artthedartt4 ай бұрын
Downtown Chevytown!
@luke1255 ай бұрын
Zawinul dressed like a Bedouin is pretty funny.
@louisef.91375 ай бұрын
He's sorta galloping along on his sax, having fun and makin' a bunch of people happy. I've always felt like Sonny Rollins plays just a hair behind his rhythm section..his own sound. Truly 'Colossal!'
@Frankie-O5 ай бұрын
🙂
@kevinmichaelcallihansr50535 ай бұрын
In 1975, Watermelon Man by Cannonball Adderley had been someone our high school band teacher listened then wrote the music for our high school jazz band while never forgetting the marching band playing Watermelon Man in the center of a county fairground horse show oval mixing jazz with unbridled spirited cavalry especially within the Commonwealth of #Kentucky Greenup County Greenup Tigers, music is best here! thank you kindly for sharing this amazing session. 🐬
@kevinmichaelcallihansr50534 ай бұрын
but Herbie Hancock. best weigh this for a bit. 🐬
@girarddunn79036 ай бұрын
Great sax solo, pays to learn how to read music,blowing at a blinding speed, excellent.
@jimrich41926 ай бұрын
Looks like HENDRIX setting his guitar ON FIRE!! 😂😂😂
@markeddeckmusic72027 ай бұрын
Genius, absolute
@devileddegge8 ай бұрын
I played drums with Onzy Matthews, in Dallas Texas. He arranged some for Duke Ellington and Lou Rawls. I've always loved Roland Kirk
@byfaithwalking15298 ай бұрын
Paula Kelly dancing and introducing Peggy Lee makes me think of Leggy Peggy ❤️🎥
@shirle7343Ай бұрын
🎲🎲
@henridelagardere26410 ай бұрын
The Duke Ellington Orchestra feat. Wild Bill Davis and Cat Anderson playing the _Craven Filter Song_
@deathisaprimitiveconcept10 ай бұрын
Amazing footage!
@tonygiraldes784810 ай бұрын
Just the greatest 😊♥️
@Soulisa310 ай бұрын
WoW! 🙏❤❤❤
@Soulisa310 ай бұрын
👏👏👏❤❤❤
@henridelagardere26410 ай бұрын
0:03:26 [01] *I'm Just a Lucky So-and-So* - Aretha Franklin 0:06:46 [02] *Don't Get Around Much Anymore /I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart* - Peggy Lee, Sarah Vaughan, Roberta Flack, Joe Williams, Billy Eckstine, Sammy Davis Jr. 0:09:01 [03] *The Blues* - Sammy Davis Jr. 0:11:28 [04] *IDrumming & Tapping* - Louis Bellson & Sammy Davis Jr. 0:14:34 [05] *Sophisticated Lady* - Harry Carney, Billy Eckstine 0:17:56 [06] *Caravan* - Sarah Vaughan 0:20:04 [07] *Lush Life* - Roberta Flack 0:24:54 [08] *I'm Gonna Go Fishin''* - Peggy Lee 0:27:01 [09] *(Azure) I Ain't Got Nothin' but the Blues / Solitude / Rocks in My Ned / I Got It Bad / Azure / Mood Indigo* - Aretha Franklin, Sarah Vaughan, Peggy Lee, Roberta Flack 0:34:01 [10] *Jump for Joy* - Chicago 0:38:11 [11] *In a Mellow Tone* - Count Basie 0:40:13 [12] *Just A-Sittin' and A-Rockin'* - Joe Williams & Count Basie 0:41:21 [13] *Just Squeeze Me* - Joe Williams & Roberta Flack & Count Basie 0:43:09 [14] *I Like the Sunrise* - Ray Charles 0:45:57 [15] *Ain't but the One* - Ray Charles & Aretha Franklin 0:50:04 [16] *Duke Ellington* 0:51:31 [17] *Satin Doll / I'm Beginning to See the Light / Do Nothin' till You Hear from Me / Things Ain't What They Used to Be* - Duke Ellington & Quincy Jones & Cootie Williams & Cat Anderson 0:59:01 [18] *Love You Madly* - Sarah Vaughan, Roberta Flack, Peggy Lee, Aretha Franklin 1:00:32 [19] *Duke Ellington talking about Little Edward and Music Is My Mistress* 1:02:48 [20] *Finale*
@EllingtonReflections10 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@patricfoord712610 ай бұрын
Usually, as a theatre audience leaves a performance they make at least some noise as they exit. When in the early 70's I left the Festival Hall London along with the rest of the audience there was no noise except the shuffling of feet. Why? Everyone was literally stunned into silence after the Tornado. Kirk wore an orange hat resembling a tea cozy, and a high viz orange one-piece suit. 😲
@zapbranigan53143 ай бұрын
If only I had a time-machine; the very 1st ‘trip’ back in time I would take would be going to a Rahsaan Roland Kirt concert.
@thereelmccoy2511 ай бұрын
Anyone remember "this"PBS? Is it just me, or does it seem like the longer we go on the worst things get? WTF, huh?
@tonygiraldes784811 ай бұрын
Just the greatest 😊♥️
@patriciawilson966611 ай бұрын
Oh man! Cobham,Corea and Clarke.
@boomerang90511 ай бұрын
Saw Mr. Rollins as i ushered his show in Millenium Park here in the Chi in about 2008. Big white hair, big face, big sax.... I felt like i watched another Legend.
@1jckinnick11 ай бұрын
Was this on pbs
@EllingtonReflections11 ай бұрын
Yes
@brekedekdang3911 ай бұрын
My Lord.... he could only use one hand and therefore was very limited in what notes he could play. But as a saxophonist, I wouldn't have even thought about the missing notes if I didn't see that his right hand isn't moving. What an amazing, inspirational person. We all should continue to do what we love and what makes us happy regardless of obstacles. Many of us have no obstacles in our lives yet we fail to live up to our potential and pursue our passion. How fortunate those are who had the opportunity to make the most of their talents and time, regardless of obstacles.
@cosmicman62110 ай бұрын
...spoken like a true UELIPIAN.I salute your Spirit Brother 🐝🌹🌈💫
@brekedekdang3911 ай бұрын
Awesome show. Wish I was alive to see it but I wasn't born til 9 years later! That chair was not going down without a fight. 😂
@atsushikanno690311 ай бұрын
It is a valuable video that shows that Cootie had a wonderful technique. Thank you for uploading!
@KINSEY1956 Жыл бұрын
These masters of their art are just my era of music. I was Nineteen at the time and was lucky enough to see every one of these gentleman at that time. Thank you for the rebroadcast
@b.breeze6614 Жыл бұрын
Woah, I wasn't expecting that PBS station identification to take me back so far. For a split second, I was five years old again.
@knockshinnoch1950 Жыл бұрын
The combined artistry on that bill is incredible. The word legend is thrown at many undeserving mediocre artists today. These artists are true LEGENDARY performers of the 20th century.
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my man was deep. had the knowledge and was a master at the craft. thank you Rahsaan Roland kirk truly A Gifted Man And Knowledge Was Sharp Plantation Earth Damn Gotta Feel That one.
Paul Gonsalves was a better guitarist than he was a tenor saxophonist.
Such amazing playing, dancing, and singing!
It’s “Concerto for Cootie,” not for “tutti,” as the announcer mistakenly said.
This happens to be one of my favourite recordings of the post war era! I wish 10 albums were made by this band - Booty,Vic, Dicky, Rabbit and Paul Gonsalves is one of the best horn sections ever put in record! This is my favourite version of this song, I play it because of this amazing recording
29:28
Roberta Flack has such a talent, and the most beautiful hair😍😍
my question is was her song saying 'V, V for Victory' a reference to the NAACP Campaign of DoubleV: Victory at Home and over seas, end Fascism overseas and here at home? 1941 PH was hit and in 42 the campaign was initiated in philly.
McCoy tyner is my favorite pianist
Cootie's speaking voice is very high in this video. Although his voice is deeper since his return to Ellington in his later years. He may be associated with the trumpet.
The best recording of West End Blues!
That might be the best version of Lopsy Lu I've ever heard and I've heard hundreds.
Just the very greatest 🙂♥️
Thank You for this great art. Cootie wonderful. Donald Fransson in Sweden
My drum teacher and lifelong friend Butch Ballard on drums!
Hodges plays Dameron! Oliver Jackson sounds great on here too! Thanks for sharing this!
This is wonderfully delivered
El gran Cootie Williams y el mejor baterista que tuvo Ellington, Sam Woodyard
THIS IS BEYOND AWESOME!!!
You Be Surprised lol I had alot of people ask me How You listen to that lol my reply I can hear what they are doing, I just listen!!!!😅
am in awe about trombone solo. 🐬
Awesome- Thanks for sharing this! 🙌🎶
Downtown Chevytown!
Zawinul dressed like a Bedouin is pretty funny.
He's sorta galloping along on his sax, having fun and makin' a bunch of people happy. I've always felt like Sonny Rollins plays just a hair behind his rhythm section..his own sound. Truly 'Colossal!'
🙂
In 1975, Watermelon Man by Cannonball Adderley had been someone our high school band teacher listened then wrote the music for our high school jazz band while never forgetting the marching band playing Watermelon Man in the center of a county fairground horse show oval mixing jazz with unbridled spirited cavalry especially within the Commonwealth of #Kentucky Greenup County Greenup Tigers, music is best here! thank you kindly for sharing this amazing session. 🐬
but Herbie Hancock. best weigh this for a bit. 🐬
Great sax solo, pays to learn how to read music,blowing at a blinding speed, excellent.
Looks like HENDRIX setting his guitar ON FIRE!! 😂😂😂
Genius, absolute
I played drums with Onzy Matthews, in Dallas Texas. He arranged some for Duke Ellington and Lou Rawls. I've always loved Roland Kirk
Paula Kelly dancing and introducing Peggy Lee makes me think of Leggy Peggy ❤️🎥
🎲🎲
The Duke Ellington Orchestra feat. Wild Bill Davis and Cat Anderson playing the _Craven Filter Song_
Amazing footage!
Just the greatest 😊♥️
WoW! 🙏❤❤❤
👏👏👏❤❤❤
0:03:26 [01] *I'm Just a Lucky So-and-So* - Aretha Franklin 0:06:46 [02] *Don't Get Around Much Anymore /I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart* - Peggy Lee, Sarah Vaughan, Roberta Flack, Joe Williams, Billy Eckstine, Sammy Davis Jr. 0:09:01 [03] *The Blues* - Sammy Davis Jr. 0:11:28 [04] *IDrumming & Tapping* - Louis Bellson & Sammy Davis Jr. 0:14:34 [05] *Sophisticated Lady* - Harry Carney, Billy Eckstine 0:17:56 [06] *Caravan* - Sarah Vaughan 0:20:04 [07] *Lush Life* - Roberta Flack 0:24:54 [08] *I'm Gonna Go Fishin''* - Peggy Lee 0:27:01 [09] *(Azure) I Ain't Got Nothin' but the Blues / Solitude / Rocks in My Ned / I Got It Bad / Azure / Mood Indigo* - Aretha Franklin, Sarah Vaughan, Peggy Lee, Roberta Flack 0:34:01 [10] *Jump for Joy* - Chicago 0:38:11 [11] *In a Mellow Tone* - Count Basie 0:40:13 [12] *Just A-Sittin' and A-Rockin'* - Joe Williams & Count Basie 0:41:21 [13] *Just Squeeze Me* - Joe Williams & Roberta Flack & Count Basie 0:43:09 [14] *I Like the Sunrise* - Ray Charles 0:45:57 [15] *Ain't but the One* - Ray Charles & Aretha Franklin 0:50:04 [16] *Duke Ellington* 0:51:31 [17] *Satin Doll / I'm Beginning to See the Light / Do Nothin' till You Hear from Me / Things Ain't What They Used to Be* - Duke Ellington & Quincy Jones & Cootie Williams & Cat Anderson 0:59:01 [18] *Love You Madly* - Sarah Vaughan, Roberta Flack, Peggy Lee, Aretha Franklin 1:00:32 [19] *Duke Ellington talking about Little Edward and Music Is My Mistress* 1:02:48 [20] *Finale*
Thank you!
Usually, as a theatre audience leaves a performance they make at least some noise as they exit. When in the early 70's I left the Festival Hall London along with the rest of the audience there was no noise except the shuffling of feet. Why? Everyone was literally stunned into silence after the Tornado. Kirk wore an orange hat resembling a tea cozy, and a high viz orange one-piece suit. 😲
If only I had a time-machine; the very 1st ‘trip’ back in time I would take would be going to a Rahsaan Roland Kirt concert.
Anyone remember "this"PBS? Is it just me, or does it seem like the longer we go on the worst things get? WTF, huh?
Just the greatest 😊♥️
Oh man! Cobham,Corea and Clarke.
Saw Mr. Rollins as i ushered his show in Millenium Park here in the Chi in about 2008. Big white hair, big face, big sax.... I felt like i watched another Legend.
Was this on pbs
Yes
My Lord.... he could only use one hand and therefore was very limited in what notes he could play. But as a saxophonist, I wouldn't have even thought about the missing notes if I didn't see that his right hand isn't moving. What an amazing, inspirational person. We all should continue to do what we love and what makes us happy regardless of obstacles. Many of us have no obstacles in our lives yet we fail to live up to our potential and pursue our passion. How fortunate those are who had the opportunity to make the most of their talents and time, regardless of obstacles.
...spoken like a true UELIPIAN.I salute your Spirit Brother 🐝🌹🌈💫
Awesome show. Wish I was alive to see it but I wasn't born til 9 years later! That chair was not going down without a fight. 😂
It is a valuable video that shows that Cootie had a wonderful technique. Thank you for uploading!
These masters of their art are just my era of music. I was Nineteen at the time and was lucky enough to see every one of these gentleman at that time. Thank you for the rebroadcast
Woah, I wasn't expecting that PBS station identification to take me back so far. For a split second, I was five years old again.
The combined artistry on that bill is incredible. The word legend is thrown at many undeserving mediocre artists today. These artists are true LEGENDARY performers of the 20th century.
AMAZING!!