Bob Summers an outstanding player. Johnston my all time favorite Bari player. What happened to his solo during MacArthur Park?
@borisdavidov56 күн бұрын
I love his stories 😂❤
@carloberto65828 күн бұрын
Gotta love Maynard!
@user-uj3rh5nr8p9 күн бұрын
Pierre and Alois are still making music together in Heaven
@jvt56011 күн бұрын
Love it! Maynard was as I remember him. Master and always had killer sections. Best I've ever heard Biviano.
@twistedtrails812811 күн бұрын
Ahh yea!
@jazzman.13 күн бұрын
Man that band is committed. They all just got out of jail and were able to make their gig. 😂 Seriously, I love MF and was lucky to see him perform many times. RIP Maynard. ❤
@joksal910815 күн бұрын
Never knew they did Battlestar Galatica live. Not the best set list Maynard ever did, even for the second half of the 70’s, but nice that Stella By Starlight is here.
@joksal910817 күн бұрын
Gregg Bissonette on drums.
@joksal910818 күн бұрын
Nice balance of classic MF charts from the best period of his career (Roulette) and good newer charts. I wish he’d continued to do that TBH. Stopped after Live at Jimmy’s, though of course some of those charts like Airegin and Stella By Starlight had later revivals.
@bm590621 күн бұрын
I had forgotten how mind blowing it was to see Maynard and the guys perform Pagliacci. This was another amazing finale.
@lbird225 күн бұрын
Subscribed. Man you have some real gems!
@twistedtrails812824 күн бұрын
Thanx!
@lbird225 күн бұрын
Biviano sounds great here. That trumpet section is tight! This could have easily been released as a live album.
@cjgaddyАй бұрын
MF - this is so Awesome. “They don’t say Work the Trumpet, they say Play the Trumpet. So you mustn’t be too serious, because you have to handle Missing: Big deal (laughter). So that has got to be your healthy mental attitude. You do the best that you can, and then you laugh when you miss. The band director won’t be too turned on by that (laughter). I’ve missed a million times. So, I laugh a lot. An important thing to remember is that us jazz musicians can cover it up better than the classical guys can.”(laughter) … he’s just so much fun to listen to. -- “Thinking while you’re playing is an interruption.” (After hitting DoubleHCC): “I’d like to let you all know, that’s Not the way to warm up. OK? Normally I don’t do that.”(laughter) --- “I wouldn’t want to do that for some of the symphony conductors I know. ‘You’re outta here!’”😢
@joksal9108Ай бұрын
The worst intro of all time. Maynard and band sound great of course.
@user-dm9gt2wj8mАй бұрын
Какое га....но!
@lwskinerАй бұрын
Maynard's soloing on Caravan is beautiful, quite operatic.
@vaughnnark1733Ай бұрын
Magnificent by Diz, MF and Herbie! Vaughn 🎺
@tlodland1Ай бұрын
All the trumpets had their hair done like Stan Mark. Beautiful! 🎺🎺🎺🎺
@donnaluke4103Ай бұрын
I first started listening to Al in 1958 as an 8 year old and taking trumpet lessons. I always preferred his albums with big orchestras because this allowed us to hear the gorgeous tone quality and power. My 3 favorites include “they’re playing our song, honey in the horn, trumpet and strings”. Truly awe inspiring.
@bconroy2Ай бұрын
I would love to see a picture of the scene at Jimmy's while MF was playing there. I've listened to this album since I was a teenager and loved it. I can sing the MF solos and most of the other guys solos along with them, and even from memory. I've always imagined it was a big auditorium setting, but I've heard it was just a little club. What do we know? Anybody see MF and the band there?? What was the layout?
@hibob418Ай бұрын
So glad this exists. At 44:00, love The Fox Hunt, although the other guy in the duet is a tad over-matched. Maynard was always so gracious to local performers who'd sit in on events like this.
@chrisprosser25Ай бұрын
He certainly demanded perfection. Loved studying under him.
@billnetherlandsАй бұрын
I'm curious: what's the source for the audio. I just found a copy on reel to reel.
@werdsivad1Ай бұрын
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Jayhawk842 ай бұрын
There needs to be a Sirius radio station dedicated to music like this!
@beagleman1234567892 ай бұрын
Great 👍
@jimmiefloyd67892 ай бұрын
Correct me if I am wrong but Kim and her husband really screwed Maynard over.
@CreatedTooCreate2 ай бұрын
❤
@KerryLorah2 ай бұрын
"Eric Hiroshima".😂 God bless Boss. God I miss him.
@joksal91082 ай бұрын
I love Maynard, and the Roulette recordings were his peak.
@billy50772 ай бұрын
This is part 2 of a double album and the first Birdland was the end of the first set where they take an intermission and the second blue Birdland was when they came back out for the second part of the concert
@beagleman1234567892 ай бұрын
Why did he change horns in the middle of Maria ??
@user-hr4rj5kh2v2 ай бұрын
great video ! Al Hirt and Maynard are both such awesome trumpet players. I didn't realize how good Al Hirt was until I saw this.
@vaughnnark17332 ай бұрын
This performance and collection of talent 👏..is COLOSSAL AND HISTORIC!! Vaughn 🎺
@Dorodigital2 ай бұрын
speechless!
@bryanwfields21912 ай бұрын
It just dawned on me how much Scooter looks like Curly from the Three Stooges. Amazing player, though.
@vaughnnark17332 ай бұрын
Magnificent! JUMBO was a Treasure to enjoy!..Vaughn 🎺 😊
@tonymario81182 ай бұрын
I WAS THERE WITH MY CHILDHOOD FRIEND BUDD SHEDAKER TRUMPET 🎺 PLAYER IN OUR BIG BAND ,WE DID KENTON CHARTS AND BASIE , AND MILLER AND WOODY AND I WAS THE GUITARISTS WE HAD 3 SAXES(ALTO TEN, AND BARI ,2TRUMPETS AND ONE BONE AND GRT BASS AND DRUMS. BUDD AND I ,TONY MARIO ARE THE ONLY ONES LEFT ,EVERY ONE ELSE HAS PASSED AWAY! IAM NOW 85 TRS OLD AND I STILL PLAY MY GUITAR AND I ONLY DO SOLO GUITAR NOW ! MAYNARD WAS ALWAYS EXCITING .MAYNARD HAD A BUICK RIVIERA AND WHEN MAYNARD PULLED UP IN THAT BEAUTIFUL BLUE CAR I COMMENTED HOW MUCH I LIKED THE CAR AND HE SAID HERE TONY TAKE IT FOR A SPIN , BUDD AND I REALLY MISS MAYNARD AND HIS GREAT CHARTS AND ORCHESTRA AND NOW I CAN SAY ABOUT MAYNARD "****THERE WILL BE ANOTHER YOU !****" MAYNARD IS PLAYING A CONN CONSTELATION SILVER 38 B "****THE MAN WITH A HORN .****" THANKS FROM TONY MARIO ORCHESTRAL GUITARIST AND SPORTS CAR 🚗 DRIVER AND CEO OF "THE MARIO FOUNDATION ® A PRIVATELY FUNDED NOT FOR PROFIT THINK TANK AND A MEMBER OF THE SHERIFF'S ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA AND THE FOUNDATION ENDORSES TRUMP 2024 AND WE ENDORSE MAYNARD TO REPLACE Gabriel TO TAKE THE FIRST CHAIR 🎺 TRUMPET IN THE Elohim BIG BAND AKA THE PEARLY GATE BIG BAND AND DID I MENTION THAT BUDDYS IN THE DRUMMERS SEAT!
@jamesdaviddupre993 ай бұрын
Thanks for posting this. I grew up in New Orleans, and these guys were always cookin' some hot jazz. You could see them for free when they played in Mardi Gras parades. Welk was even groovin' along in this video.
@twistedtrails81283 ай бұрын
YW!
@matteowatteo12963 ай бұрын
Migliore and Dubaniewicz two of my favorite alto players.
@JimmieFloyd-hp5to3 ай бұрын
I have an interview I did with Lin on Jazz Player Radio. Would you like it?
@twistedtrails81283 ай бұрын
Sure! Thanx!
@JimmieFloyd-hp5to2 ай бұрын
@@twistedtrails8128 How can I get it to you?
@JimmieFloyd-hp5to3 ай бұрын
I have an interview with Lin that I did for Jazz Player Radio. Would you like it?
@michigan19473 ай бұрын
MacArthur! OMG! Prime!
@KerryLorah3 ай бұрын
Lin Biviano in there.
@tubulardude443 ай бұрын
I was lucky to see Maynard live 3X , once at Disneyland 1977! He was INCREDIBLE!!
@turtlespiritflutes75703 ай бұрын
I live in New York City and worked for a Fortune 100 company. I've been in the company of CEO's of Fortune 100 companies, famous sports stars, actors and actresses that everyone knows, politicians etc... And probably saw so many great jazz musicians, all the names. Maynard probably the most charismatic person I've ever been in a room with. Hands down. I thought Freddie Hubbard had alot of swag too but I can't really think of a person that matched Maynard's swag. I heard an interview with I think Maynard's personal assistant/ tour manager? And he said that it was between Maynard and Frank Sinatra.
@michaelgaughan18673 ай бұрын
I was at that show! We tried to buy a tour jacket from Maynard's daughter, but she wasn't selling. This was one of my first concerts! A few years later, I played with a group that opened for Maynard. Good times.
@twistedtrails81283 ай бұрын
cool!
@davesherpa6303 ай бұрын
Thank you for all these wonderful concert clips Twisted Trails!
@twistedtrails81283 ай бұрын
you`re very welcome!
@davesherpa6303 ай бұрын
I was at my first Maynard concert 3 days before this on the 13th at JBs Lounge in West Palm Beach, Florida. Second set I got to sit right down in front of Maynard for the whole thing. MF at his best and my hero from that day forward!
@martydm224 ай бұрын
The first time I saw MF was with this line up and these shirts at Brooklyn High School, outside of Cleveland with my dad. What a show! Bruce "Badman" Johnstone was always a favorite of mine. The band was stellar! What an evening!
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Bob Summers an outstanding player. Johnston my all time favorite Bari player. What happened to his solo during MacArthur Park?
I love his stories 😂❤
Gotta love Maynard!
Pierre and Alois are still making music together in Heaven
Love it! Maynard was as I remember him. Master and always had killer sections. Best I've ever heard Biviano.
Ahh yea!
Man that band is committed. They all just got out of jail and were able to make their gig. 😂 Seriously, I love MF and was lucky to see him perform many times. RIP Maynard. ❤
Never knew they did Battlestar Galatica live. Not the best set list Maynard ever did, even for the second half of the 70’s, but nice that Stella By Starlight is here.
Gregg Bissonette on drums.
Nice balance of classic MF charts from the best period of his career (Roulette) and good newer charts. I wish he’d continued to do that TBH. Stopped after Live at Jimmy’s, though of course some of those charts like Airegin and Stella By Starlight had later revivals.
I had forgotten how mind blowing it was to see Maynard and the guys perform Pagliacci. This was another amazing finale.
Subscribed. Man you have some real gems!
Thanx!
Biviano sounds great here. That trumpet section is tight! This could have easily been released as a live album.
MF - this is so Awesome. “They don’t say Work the Trumpet, they say Play the Trumpet. So you mustn’t be too serious, because you have to handle Missing: Big deal (laughter). So that has got to be your healthy mental attitude. You do the best that you can, and then you laugh when you miss. The band director won’t be too turned on by that (laughter). I’ve missed a million times. So, I laugh a lot. An important thing to remember is that us jazz musicians can cover it up better than the classical guys can.”(laughter) … he’s just so much fun to listen to. -- “Thinking while you’re playing is an interruption.” (After hitting DoubleHCC): “I’d like to let you all know, that’s Not the way to warm up. OK? Normally I don’t do that.”(laughter) --- “I wouldn’t want to do that for some of the symphony conductors I know. ‘You’re outta here!’”😢
The worst intro of all time. Maynard and band sound great of course.
Какое га....но!
Maynard's soloing on Caravan is beautiful, quite operatic.
Magnificent by Diz, MF and Herbie! Vaughn 🎺
All the trumpets had their hair done like Stan Mark. Beautiful! 🎺🎺🎺🎺
I first started listening to Al in 1958 as an 8 year old and taking trumpet lessons. I always preferred his albums with big orchestras because this allowed us to hear the gorgeous tone quality and power. My 3 favorites include “they’re playing our song, honey in the horn, trumpet and strings”. Truly awe inspiring.
I would love to see a picture of the scene at Jimmy's while MF was playing there. I've listened to this album since I was a teenager and loved it. I can sing the MF solos and most of the other guys solos along with them, and even from memory. I've always imagined it was a big auditorium setting, but I've heard it was just a little club. What do we know? Anybody see MF and the band there?? What was the layout?
So glad this exists. At 44:00, love The Fox Hunt, although the other guy in the duet is a tad over-matched. Maynard was always so gracious to local performers who'd sit in on events like this.
He certainly demanded perfection. Loved studying under him.
I'm curious: what's the source for the audio. I just found a copy on reel to reel.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There needs to be a Sirius radio station dedicated to music like this!
Great 👍
Correct me if I am wrong but Kim and her husband really screwed Maynard over.
❤
"Eric Hiroshima".😂 God bless Boss. God I miss him.
I love Maynard, and the Roulette recordings were his peak.
This is part 2 of a double album and the first Birdland was the end of the first set where they take an intermission and the second blue Birdland was when they came back out for the second part of the concert
Why did he change horns in the middle of Maria ??
great video ! Al Hirt and Maynard are both such awesome trumpet players. I didn't realize how good Al Hirt was until I saw this.
This performance and collection of talent 👏..is COLOSSAL AND HISTORIC!! Vaughn 🎺
speechless!
It just dawned on me how much Scooter looks like Curly from the Three Stooges. Amazing player, though.
Magnificent! JUMBO was a Treasure to enjoy!..Vaughn 🎺 😊
I WAS THERE WITH MY CHILDHOOD FRIEND BUDD SHEDAKER TRUMPET 🎺 PLAYER IN OUR BIG BAND ,WE DID KENTON CHARTS AND BASIE , AND MILLER AND WOODY AND I WAS THE GUITARISTS WE HAD 3 SAXES(ALTO TEN, AND BARI ,2TRUMPETS AND ONE BONE AND GRT BASS AND DRUMS. BUDD AND I ,TONY MARIO ARE THE ONLY ONES LEFT ,EVERY ONE ELSE HAS PASSED AWAY! IAM NOW 85 TRS OLD AND I STILL PLAY MY GUITAR AND I ONLY DO SOLO GUITAR NOW ! MAYNARD WAS ALWAYS EXCITING .MAYNARD HAD A BUICK RIVIERA AND WHEN MAYNARD PULLED UP IN THAT BEAUTIFUL BLUE CAR I COMMENTED HOW MUCH I LIKED THE CAR AND HE SAID HERE TONY TAKE IT FOR A SPIN , BUDD AND I REALLY MISS MAYNARD AND HIS GREAT CHARTS AND ORCHESTRA AND NOW I CAN SAY ABOUT MAYNARD "****THERE WILL BE ANOTHER YOU !****" MAYNARD IS PLAYING A CONN CONSTELATION SILVER 38 B "****THE MAN WITH A HORN .****" THANKS FROM TONY MARIO ORCHESTRAL GUITARIST AND SPORTS CAR 🚗 DRIVER AND CEO OF "THE MARIO FOUNDATION ® A PRIVATELY FUNDED NOT FOR PROFIT THINK TANK AND A MEMBER OF THE SHERIFF'S ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA AND THE FOUNDATION ENDORSES TRUMP 2024 AND WE ENDORSE MAYNARD TO REPLACE Gabriel TO TAKE THE FIRST CHAIR 🎺 TRUMPET IN THE Elohim BIG BAND AKA THE PEARLY GATE BIG BAND AND DID I MENTION THAT BUDDYS IN THE DRUMMERS SEAT!
Thanks for posting this. I grew up in New Orleans, and these guys were always cookin' some hot jazz. You could see them for free when they played in Mardi Gras parades. Welk was even groovin' along in this video.
YW!
Migliore and Dubaniewicz two of my favorite alto players.
I have an interview I did with Lin on Jazz Player Radio. Would you like it?
Sure! Thanx!
@@twistedtrails8128 How can I get it to you?
I have an interview with Lin that I did for Jazz Player Radio. Would you like it?
MacArthur! OMG! Prime!
Lin Biviano in there.
I was lucky to see Maynard live 3X , once at Disneyland 1977! He was INCREDIBLE!!
I live in New York City and worked for a Fortune 100 company. I've been in the company of CEO's of Fortune 100 companies, famous sports stars, actors and actresses that everyone knows, politicians etc... And probably saw so many great jazz musicians, all the names. Maynard probably the most charismatic person I've ever been in a room with. Hands down. I thought Freddie Hubbard had alot of swag too but I can't really think of a person that matched Maynard's swag. I heard an interview with I think Maynard's personal assistant/ tour manager? And he said that it was between Maynard and Frank Sinatra.
I was at that show! We tried to buy a tour jacket from Maynard's daughter, but she wasn't selling. This was one of my first concerts! A few years later, I played with a group that opened for Maynard. Good times.
cool!
Thank you for all these wonderful concert clips Twisted Trails!
you`re very welcome!
I was at my first Maynard concert 3 days before this on the 13th at JBs Lounge in West Palm Beach, Florida. Second set I got to sit right down in front of Maynard for the whole thing. MF at his best and my hero from that day forward!
The first time I saw MF was with this line up and these shirts at Brooklyn High School, outside of Cleveland with my dad. What a show! Bruce "Badman" Johnstone was always a favorite of mine. The band was stellar! What an evening!