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Billy Hart is a good drummer

All scored out now for 18 piece band!

And people say he is un-melodic and can't swing? ... man can do it all, on his own, in duos, trios, quartets, quintets, sextets, septets, octets, nonets, and on to orchestras. Indelible mark on jazz, thank you Braxton.

Brilliant upload. I don't think this is on CD?

Bellissimo

Stunning Genius - As a composer and of course a a player...

Happy 90th birthday, Steve Lacy. I can recognize you in an ensemble from just one note. You were a true original and I miss your regular visits to my city.

Where can somebody buy this record?

Thank you, a fantastic contribution.

Spock combined Eric Dolphy and Dexter Gordon in a Vulcan mind meld.

Brother. WE can see YOU!

25:19 I can't believe what I saw 😮😅😅 Legend

Aye am I hearing the original sample from Najubes 10 years later 😂

Amazing

Loving the Samba feel in the early set. So deep, so deep.

Roland was a true master, his shoes will never be filled. It's a crime that his tenor was sold off after having all the modifications removed. Story: I was in a used record shop in Miami back in the mid-80's, and found a bin with a bunch of Roland's work. Turned out the owner had a show on the public FM station, covering jazz of all kinds but dedicated to Kirk. He said that he'd met Roland at a local club - had been there every night, was invited backstage and they became friends. I was less sceptical after he pulled out a crapload of old pictures of himself with Roland and Dorthaan. Anyway, he said that one day they were headed up to Ft. Lauderdale and stopped at the big seashell stand that used to be on Biscayne Blvd. There were some conch shell horns for sale, and when Roland heard someone blowing one he asked to hold it. He puts it to his mouth and starts to blow... and blow... and blow... for about 10 minutes straight, discovering what he could do with it. People stopped shopping, were sticking their heads out the windows of the neighboring businesses, this whole crowd gathers around and when Roland finally stopped and asked how much the thing cost the guy said "You can play it like that, man, it's YOURS!" It was a good story. He also claimed to still have one of the joints with Roland's ashes in it from the funeral. He showed it to me... whatever... Fast forward to 1996, I find the new release of "The One Man Twins" in the video store and bring it home. Watching it I'm freakin' amazed, it was the first time I'd seen footage of his performances and it was mind-bending. So it gets to the end of "Volunteered Slavery" and.. what the... hey, it's the conch shell! I guess the guy might not have been full of it after all. I sure wish that I'd seen him live.

Harpers solo is diving deep !

Never seen Steve McCall before 😍- THANK YOU 🤩

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What a beautiful album. I love Arjen Gorter tremendous bassist. RIP Arjen..

Art Ensemble...excellent, always.

a reverse version of Ida Lupino ?

Great ensemble, and my fist time hearing bassist Dave Williams, what a great player. The performance, arrangement, and solos on 'Ugly Beauty' are especially beautiful IMHO. Thanks for sharing

seeing bill evans movie wonderfulllllllllll

I saw him at the old Bull's venue in Chicago this same year. Fortunately, I got there for the first set - because he played non-stop straight thru the entire night rather than the three sets planned. I snuck a tape recorder in an recorded 90 minutes of it, but an older sibling's friend borrowed it and never returned it, then later claimed he never recalled having done so.

I was 14 in 74 I knew my Band directors hero Chick played often with this ensemble and Holland had played with Miles and Chick. This tonal rhythmic freedom seemed so important I had to take it seriously at 14. The year I had been exposed to Bernstein on about Schoenberg and Berg and Stravinsky's poly tonality it was challenging in a way that's totally ignored by the players today it seems. It's not 1953. No schools outside of Europe address this important phase.

Alston Anderson brought me here. Thanks for posting.

Love love Art Pepper, Patricia and Walking out Blues are the bees knees.

Always luv'd Joe's playing........What an amazing sound luv it..

thanks send more

Great video find!! I always love that more archival footage with my Dad (Trevor Koehler) performing is being posted 😊

Interesting version of Priestess, a favorite tune. Love this!

Art Pepper, the best Saxplayer of the World

Pete Levin doubling on Minimoog and French Horn!

This was written by Carla Bley?

All of this is divine. But especially vibin 1:06:22 to 1:06:59 - sounds like pure love

TERRIFIC !

Quite an excellent choice in sweaters here. Jokes aside, what a class act!!!

"Cheryl" remains in C Major, as per Parker Omnibook!

Usually Frank Rehak on trombone.

Giuffre has great tone.

The greatest.

Have 'subbed'!

Which percussion instrument plays the melody near the very end, please?

Here another live version but with the full introduction included. Does anyone know of the Parker tune "Concord" here as I don't recognise it? kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2iwoaVtZZh6n8U

Can someone please post a link to the Parker tune "Concord"?

What happened to Trevor Koehler? Brilliant musician!

So is it basically a medley of three Parker tunes?