bom!

le solo de Barney est splendide, quel inventivité, quelle technique !

Muito bom! Som da mais alta qualidade!🎉🎉

Jazz, jazz,jazz!

Incredible in those time… The seed of the modern Drumming …!!

Nice

It’s beautifully just ?😊

No

OOOm 🙏

Noboddr my knows this amazing hat harhar ..

Fabulous pulse ✨✨💃🏽🎶🎶🕺💃🏽💃🏽 truly you 💕🙏 Seriously play on

Wonderful to get✨🎶💃🏽🎶🎶✨❤️

13 years ansd Deep Fo Lk….

Folk beutty xx.

Don Ewell the 🐐

Absolutely astounding! A mesmerizing drum solo filled with textures and dynamics rarely heard anymore: Big Sid plays with a progressive approach with a tip of the hat to New Orleans and a tribute to the foundational four four beat popularized by Sing Sing Sing. What a cool way to share the ending tag with the Arvell Shaw too! Big Sid speaks here across the ages with a mighty spirit. Thank you Big Sid Catlett and Louis Armstrong and all the masters who came before us.

Come for the bass sax and kettledrum solos, stay for the overt racism

That's so hip 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

One of the greatest drummer who inspire a lot of drummers who follow him

Have loved Sidney Bechet's flavorful jazz for years. And it has been a few years since I last listened. Until this morning again, his history infused sounds fill the studio here, blissful melodies. This morning reading the NY Times obit on the great jazz enthusiast writer promoter Dan Michael Morgenstern, Sidney's name popped up with this great story from 1949 on 52nd Street Club in NYC. Mentioned many stories, but this one hit me square in the memory banks“One night in 1949 on 52nd Street, a friend of mine and our dates wound up closing Jimmy Ryan Club (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Ryan%27s). The clubs back then were all open until 3 or 4 in the morning. The great New Orleans clarinetist and soprano saxophonist Sidney Bechet was leading a quartet that night and at one point Sidney sat down, pulled up a chair, and put his feet up so he could stretch his legs. He closed his eyes and played a slow blues for about 15 minutes. It was so marvelous.” Imagine experiencing that? And all the countless times Dan Morgenstern lived through the great years of jazz in NYC and all over. Sometimes it does not hit you for someone's full incredible worth or you don't truly miss someone till they're gone. Worth a read if you have never heard of the great Dan Morgenstern. www.nytimes.com/2024/09/07/arts/music/dan-morgenstern-dead.html?te=1&nl=today%27s-headlines&emc=edit_th_20240910

That's Jazz ! If you're going to tell me this music came from Africa I would be VERY surprised.

James P lives! Thanks so much for posting!!!

Thank you for using it! Tad

Bárbaro esse show. Wipe out!

Can't believe this is ny first time hearing Sid

Look at the size of the bass drum.

Eddy Condom and group

Old set of Leedy drums.

The true ‘Swallowtail’, by the one and only Martyn Bennett. Long live his Spirit in this Earth.

14:42 An amazingly talented drummer: just listen to how he even plays pitches at the end of the phrase!

Sid Catlett cymbal use and patterns are truly innovative. He was way beyond his time. So thankful to have this example featuring the musical hero who played the drums.

¡ Muchas gracias !

Eu tenho o disco em vinil ❤

“Such pretty music I think I’ll kill myself” bro what the hell

El que más ha influenciado a los bateristas por su ingenio, sonido inigualable, fuerza, una técnica depurada, capacidad para transmitir y emocionar, Gene a parte, luego el resto, talentosísimos por doquier, pero Gene a parte. Gracias por compartirnos esta joya musical con tres músicos todos de primer nivel, maravillosos!

Just out of curiosity, any one know where in Portland this occurred? I've in this area for 17 years. It would be interesting to know where jazz was played at that time. Thank you.

Jim Watt played this on his show at KMPX back in the day....those were the days...

Music is Medicine Thanks for Sharing

One of the best jazzman in history, Sidney Bechet

Back to a time when music was genuine not like the crap out there now

Remarkable too, the augmenting Brass accents from 1 to 8. Great solo

Dave, Joe and Paul could pass for brothers haha

Luisteren oude jazz liefhebbers hier nog naar.?😂

No conocía este álbum que es bellísimo. Conocí a Joe Turner en discos Pablo cantando con la orquesta de Count Basie.

Happy to be introduced to this drummer. Paul Motian said Jimmy “The Craw” was one of his favorite drummers. I now have this on my playlist.

Saw them at Vanderbilt Uni where l was working. It was just before they left for Japan. When an announcer said "Ladies and gentlemen, the Dave Brubeck Quartet," and those four guys ran onstage, it was electric. And they were so good l nearly peed in my pants.

😂 1:02

Amazing concert and recording for us to go back in time to hear with Mr Krupa!