I had the honor of playing with my group in the Thanksgiving Day Parade many years ago but most importantly with Gene Krupa on my same float behind me. What an honor!

Honestly....Cobham is the best of all time, right?

Magnificent.

MY drum hero Gene Krupa. My Mom and Dad who inspired me to play..when they let me listen to him on the live Benny Goodman record it changed my life. I said " I wanna play like him". He had confidence like no other, and me being the bullied fat kid in elementary school I put myself behind my brothers kit and felt that confidence..at least behind the kit no one could touch me there. Thank you Mr Krupa! No other can fill those shoes pedal down!

There are no words to express how exquisitely this ensemble plays, the depth of expression, and superb skill. Just beautiful, man.

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Billy Cobham kit George Duke keys John Scofield guitar Alphonso Johnson bass

Dw single foot 9000 how much it cost new

From 39:00 pure beautiful drumming.

Urbaniak plays with a restraint rare fir that fusion era, so lyrical. great to see a very young Stern

I remember watching this DVD with my father almost every weekend, it never gets old. Every time I watch this classic I remember those nolstalgic days, simpler times indeed

hidden gem. this is amazing!!

0:00 intro song Horace Silver - Song for My Father

I sat 6' to 10' away from Gene when he played in Toronto, at the Town Tavern I think. I was 18,but they let me in because I was a drummer.3hours of bliss while Gene and his trio performed!

For those of us who love this content we need to make sure Elon musk or jeff bezos doesn't get their hands on you tube!

tremendo

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Somewhat disappointed at the song selection but still a gem here thanks! (PS: Dixie Dregs on American Bandstand, how bizarro is that lol)

This band gives me chills every time❤❤❤❤❤❤❤!

I was very fortunate to have seen this band and they were something to behold..rest in peace Tony Williams 🙏 !

He looks like 50.Not over 80!

Miles Davis said that Tony Williams was one of the greatest drummers he ever knew and worked with.

there should be a you tube before college degree entiteld SEE READ AND LEARN for all who were mis educated. thank you you tube. begining with Pushkin, A Hamilton, A, Dumas Hnnibal for starters

Kenny Burrell guitar and Jimmy Smith B-3

La très belle époque de Tony. J'adore et merci pour le partage....

cette perfection est indurpassable, y compris l'élégance de l'interpretation....... no comment

THE BEST OF THE BEST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AMAZING CONCERT GOD BLESS ROY HAYNES 🙏🙏🙏 REST IN PEACE BROTHER 🙏🙏🙏

Even Art Blakey says... Roy Haynes is the best ever. Saw him at the montreal Jazz Fest in 06- he was KILLER! People were screaming!

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my little tribute to a Giant kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ_ZYpaFeZihoMUsi=SXGEdgP1TGUuvWW9

Rest in Swing🎉🎵🦁🌈

RIP to my favorite drummer....Roy Haynes. 1925 - 2024. 99 years. Thank you for the many years of phenomenal music and drumming! Peace be upon you.

So long, Roy. Thank you.

1,000,000+ views! I am so delighted that we all LOVE this! <3

Best drummers ever…modern day bands learned from them….I still think Gene n Ginger and Ringo are the best drummers of all time coming From one generation…and giving to the next 3 generations of drummers

27:08 reads more like a cello suite than a drum solo, unreal control and tones on those drums

His up beats are more solid than my downbeats 💀

SCOFIELD😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

This is the real s#*t!

Hey let me go out to my garage and grab a 17", an 18" a 19" and maybe a 21" and some hats.

So tho is the real Manhattan Transfer when they are freed up to be all that they can B. Huh. Interesting.

Gut do

Complete Info: Tracklist: 0:00:01 -01- Panhandler (Billy Cobham) 0:04:17 -02- Juicy (George Duke) 0:12:29 -03- Red Baron (Billy Cobham) 0:20:16 -04- Almustafa The Beloved (Alphonso Johnson) 0:29:25 -05- Ivory Tattoo (John Scofield) 0:35:01 -06- Some Day (George Duke) 0:44:57 -07- Hip Pockets (Billy Cobham) 0:53:02 -08- Drum Solo (Billy Cobham) 1:01:00 -09- Sweet Wine (Billy Cobham) 1:04:56 -10- Life & Time (Billy Cobham) 1:09:11 -11- Stratus (Billy Cobham) 1:14:20 -12- That’s What She Said (George Duke) Personnel: Drums - Billy Cobham Keyboards, Vocals - George Duke Guitar - John Scofield Vocals, Bass - Alphonso Johnson Notes: Recorded live at Casino de Montreux, Switzerland on July 6th, 1976 during The Montreux Jazz Festival

Alan Sloan stole the show . everyone is great however, Alan is phenomenal...

zawinal/weather report estate should start releasing some of the old live stuff.... W.R. with a guitarist....

Tracklist: 01 - 00:01:47 - Cantaloupe Island (Hancock) 02 - 00:13:08 - Recorda-Me (Henderson) 03 - 00:25:09 - Little B's Poem (Hutcherson) 04 - 00:33:43 - Bouquet (Hutcherson) 05 - 00:41:34 - Jumpin' Jack (Jordan) 06 - 00:48:44 - Summertime (Gershwin) 07 - 00:56:40 - Moanin' (Timmons) 08 - 01:08:02 - Sweet and Lovely (Tyner) 09 - 01:11:16 - Appointment in Ghana (McLean) 10 - 01:18:59 - Tone Poem (Lloyd) 11 - 01:26:19 - Blues Walk (Donaldson) 12 - 01:32:50 - The Jumpin' Blues (McShann) 13 - 01:39:12 - Scratch My Back (Turrentine) 14 - 01:46:19 - Pontos Cantados (Taylor)

Cobham breaks a drumstick during juicy at 6:26 and keeps on going with a new one immediately

Just totally gorgeous in every note and stroke...

This is the most sublime music of its kind.