Royse's sax was tailor made for Monk's sound. It's got this refreshing hop to it that makes you want to jump on one leg for joy 😁😁. Nobody can reproduce it!!!

What a great solo monk plays on nutty.

Una manera única de tocar piano. Qué maravilla, Count.

So blessed to have seen Gil perform live a few times over the years…

Was introduced to the music of Andrew Hill with his Black Fire album in 1975. Have been listening to his music ever since ( I have this album). Had the chance to meet him at a solo set he was performing at some long forgotten NYC club almost a year later. Very nice man. Was going to try and get him to perform for my College Jazz Society ,but lost contact & performance info..

Never heard a drummer play the melody quite like that in a solo. Magic all around.

Rouse was a universal send to Monk. Even better mix than Trane.

Le bassiste est vraiment excellent: qui est-il?

Qui est qui, et joue de quel instrument?

Gosh Simon and Billy playing Paiste!!!! 😯😯😯😯

This Take the A spaceship

No structure at all the movement is terrible

This is garbage

Don't play with my daddy on those drums💪🏾And yes my biological father😊 R.I.p to the baddest drummer in my eyes😇🥰

Lacey’s got some chops !

Mlottis ree Otis redding

I am a piano from the planet Saturn

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This deep soul music CRUSHES all R&B acts of today. Not the same vibration. Levels above

What are the lyrics for oh why please?Thanks

Look at those processes in their hair! They cared how they looked to the world back then.

You have to read a book or two to know whats going on. Maybe a movie will help. The dress helps, regardless you can actually see the colors dance.

Billy Strayhorn!

The solo part of Billy around 10:36, and for a little bit, reminds me so much of Ian Paice's "The Mule"

I have seen Art and Billy play live, never saw Simon.

My grandfather truly enjoyed this opportunity and visiting Switzerland. RIH Jimmy Coe #KeepJazzAlive

Mr blues !!

The band was on fire! See the drummer light up completely. So glad public tv exists (still..)

I've been there❤ 40 years ago.

although a tired Dexter here- he saves breath for the important notes to tell the story of lived life a true artist using only the needed notes-/: words to tell the story like the best writers of short stories . Less is more olav bøe norway

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The goat

That was intense 🍀

Whatever greatness Gato is performing (and it is unbelievable), Lonnie Liston Smith is in orbit!

Q Aura never shuts up about this guy and I've come to understand why, SPACE is the place

Pure bullshit on piano. Just pound away with absolutely no rhythm or melody. As Duke used to say…that ain’t Jazz that’s just a bunch of bad notes!😂

sure its not the K-train? when the kids ask what jazz is

Currently reading Ahmed Abdullah's book and had to check this.

If you’re going to have one album by Tyner, this (enlightenment) would be the one to own.

He transcended genres. He took jazz to infinity and beyond.

This is more like taking a bullet train straight through the cosmos man

The line-up that year was truly unbelievable: Davis/Griffin, Benny Carter, Clark Terry with Babs Gonzales, McCoy Tyner, Charles Mingus, Cecil Taylor, Toots Thielemans... and I was there! Thanks for uploading.

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it never gets old

Who was the pianist? Thank you.

Les soirées magiques Jazz à Nice au parc de Cimiez, Juan les Pins et bien d'autres encore, une époque hélas révolue pour les vrais amoureux de jazz. Le "Nice Jazz Fest " organisé cette année a encore été une horreur et une escroquerie avec une programmation qui ne mérite pas le label jazz.

This is a performance for the ages

Always an electrifying musician, it is so good to see Gato during this legendary concert with a stellar lineup. I was 18 and a gigantic fan of Gato because of my love for Coltrane and my Argentinian heritage when he took this turn in his music. Like all great music it almost sounds better today. Thanks for the video. Crazy to see the crowd so laid back and not gelling with the music-al least physically. The mix is not perfect either.

Such an amazing artist. Thank you Domsta for really introducing me to his music

When Mal Waldron was playing with EMBRYO at "Schlachthof", Munich, I took Bobby Battle (January 8, 1944 - December 6, 2019 in Detroit) over there and he sat in for Dieter Servas. What a great drummer he was!!!