I seen Buddy one time on the New Haven green I was young then but knew what good music was and he is one of the best

Wow!!! This is beyond amazing. Iconic.

I understand what the hat is, but what is the instrument he is playing - is it a version of a soprano sax.

The online one

Great Drum Battle 53:26 Mel Torme great drummer.

Grande Artista

So glad I got into jazz music last year, total gems like these just pop up in my recommended feed now.

His snare rolls were so fast and clean they sounded like machine guns.

What i love about these guys.. ....no music gets trapped in their heads.....they think it...and play it......

Saw Billy Cobham George Duke Band on probably same tour. Took a Young Lady really liked she was polite but didn't think she cared for much. Great Band Cobham Duke Scofield Johnson. Saw Billy in 77 With Jeff Beck Jan Hammer Alphonso Johnson really blew it out of the water

Cat Stevens on drums! Rod Morgenstein phenomenal drummer.

Terrible concert..🥴

Steve Kahn doesn't fit in here! It's out of his comfort-zone. 🥴

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❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ What rhythm..What style....what.a time for MUZZIK!!

I love the good part of the internet.

So bloody tight. Tony Williams. Grateful for the recordings. Would have loved to be at this performance. The Quintet is unbelievable. They breathe together. 🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️

In my opinion, Gene Krupa was the best there ever was. In addition to his talent, he was a showman which added to his performance. If you have never viewed the video of his Carnegie Hall performance with Benny Goodman in 1938, by all means find the footage and watch it. Krupa was fantastic. Just my opinion.

Un complesso che è una macchina da guerra!😊

Gorgeous music

Freaking amazing playing,by everyone..

The whole band is great but that John Scofield is on another level!

"The Dixie Dregs" is a band of friends but all are AWSOME GENIUS ! First of course is Steve Morse... Steve can play every styles of music with an incredible feeling and a technic just impossible to realise even working 24/24 hours... He's just for me the best guitar player since guitar has been created...and more he's a fantastic human being...I met him 4 times, I helped him to install his rig for guitar clinic etc...and as you met him he is so kind and friendly, it's so pleasant 🤩👍...

I really like Gene Krupp’s playing. Of course no one can match Buddy’s speed and technical prowess. However Gene just had a certain non quantitativiable something in his groove that made everything he play feel and sound and swing so good. In my opinion that shows / can be heard in their drum battle. Buddy blazed all over the kit and showcased his phenomenal abilities. Genes solo had a certain musicality and feel to it, where you could distinctly hear and feel the patterning of what he was doing and playing.

Gil crushes.

Wooooow It takes me back to childhood 70 years ago when I used to listen to these amazing musicians with my dad

Blackmore with Deep Purple and Morse with Dixie Dregs!

My beautiful Tony.. So good..

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The greatest live music gig of all time so many legends on one stage immaculate real talent and real instruments all just loving it together a different world and class of its own

Not only play drums. Roy Haynes is Forever Roy Haynes!

Jazz sucks, but Tory Slusher makes it tolerable.

Os melhores do Jaz, os gênios da bateria e baixo acústico. maneco - Brasil.

Just insuperable! The best band of all time! Steve Morse is a genius.

9:35 all day every day. Still gives me goosebumps to this day.

Thanks ❤

Gene was fantastic and knew that he didn't have to make fast noise like Buddy Rich did to get his job done, fast doesn't mean great but most people don't know😮

Wow, it’s really easy to see where John Bonham and Keith Moon got their influence from!

Damn I wish I could play like this!

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I would like to watach Krupa playing Death Metal.

The trio that started before the 43:55 mark, was truly awesome; they were all ‘in the zone’, and casting a spell over audience. I notice on that track and others, that Krupa is reflecting to the audience what he is hearing, he is modeling the proper response to the music being played; which is to say, that he was listening even as he played, he wasn’t just ‘performing’, he was enjoying what he was doing, what others were doing. He was inviting us to join him in the music. Wonderful talent. Edit: I caught Gene on one those reunion tour events at Ravenna Park north of Chicago in 1970 or ‘71. I noticed that the performance degraded significantly after the rather extended break. I suspect the musicians were enjoying some mood-altering elements during their time off the stage. 🙂

I bet Rod is on the drums

Love it love It LOVE IT!!!!!

I breathed in and the video played at the same time so I thought I just breathed in jazz💀💀

This is the most addictive Jazz video I've ever heard! Headphones please !

Greatest drummer in the world!

Just I can say EXCELENT....!!! From Argentina

Saw Tony with Return To Forever in 70's 80's, & other choice lineups; phenomenal.

Tony is the greatest. I only saw him once with the Herbie Hancock Quartet in the early 80s with Ron Carter and an unknown Wynton. I was really into Four & More, Smiles, Emergency, etc and he surpassed my lofty expectations. Basically made me realize I was never ever going be that good even if I practiced 10 hours a day. A funny thing I recall was the power and dynamics of his bass drum. He could do a single stroke roll with one foot. And he had to keep pulling his bass drum back to him because it kept sliding away due to the sheer power. His dynamics were incredible. He is my all-time fave. Gone but NEVER forgotten. There will never be another Tony. RIP.