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Ich bin der größte Fan von count basie undvon Sonny Panne Bigband Drummer. No! One

I was born in 1949. Growing up there were no Dylan, Beatles nor Stones, yet. There was Basie, Ellington, Ella, Frank, and company.

That CLEVLAND EATON is Meeeeeeeaaaan!!!!! Woooooo

Absolutely gorgeous musicians ❤

This song is tops! Great jumpin' tune! More please

What a joy it is to listen to Basie. Just makes the world a happier place. Such crisp sound. Just turned 90 and I love jazz!

Killer trumpet players 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😵 only .5 of all trumpet players in the world could play with such sound and extreme range.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🌟🎺🎺🎼👌🏾🫨🫨🥰

As great as this version of 'Back to the Apple" is--the Ed Sullivan performance (which is on KZbin) is just SPECTACULAR!! My all-time favorite filmed performance of Basie's orchestra--the band absolutely BURNS through that chart! A must view if you're a Basie fan. (And Sonny Payne's at his hard-driving swinging best--holy smokes he drove that band like a turbo-charged Ferrari engine!!)

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It’s 2023 and the man still rules.

Oh my god would you look at that drummer!

RIP Dan Miller. 🎺

I had the pleasure of working with Dan Miller at the UNC Greeley Jazz Festival back in 2017. Very knowledgeable and a really nice guy. He was a powerhouse trumpet player. Rest easy, Dan. I’ll bet you’re playing those wonderful notes in heaven 🕊

So smooth, starting from the 3.25 mark: the classic Count Basie trademark. Great dynamics and discipline

Y tan atacados racialmente, Besie y su banda marco la diferencia en la musicalidad universal, pasando por encima de la colonización musical Europea , nada que ver, tienen mucha que our ver y aprender, la verdad es otra dimension verdad

Éloym the count it swing

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Ca vole haut tres haut ....

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sonny payne had a really unique swing, kind of like Blakey but even more swung, delaying that eighth note until it almost sticks to the next. What really made him sound good is his impeccable sense of the quarter note beat. He sets that offbeat definitively and you can feel the whole band swinging off it.

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Wow!

Swinging so hard.

Man that’s just dynamite….🔥🔥🔥Dan Miller…👏🏼

Wow

So So So Great..deep groove deep groove.

Count Basie is my favorite band and band leader! How sad that I was raised post-big band and missed this era. (I guess the Beatles weren't all that bad, on the other hand.) He lives forever on video.😊

Superb

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Rip Dan Miller, I met him while are teacher had him critic us on Blue by Bobby shew, he was an amazing player and teacher, I was one of the many who were lucky to have him with us

When I was a kid, there was a grocery store in Kansas City, Mo that used to play this as background music while people shopped; and, all of his songs as well. Customers would keep time to Basie's music and we're almost be-bopping in the grocery aisles.

Fantastic band. It still picked up at least 20 metronome markings before it even got to the Tenor solo

Maravilha!

Incredible Sax Section Run @2:10 (SAXES: A: Marshal Royal/Frank Wess, T: Eric Dixon/Frank Foster, B: Charlie Fowlkes) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqmlgI1mZpdsna8

WOW! 4-24-62: TPTS: Al Aarons, Sonny Cohn, Thad Jones, Snooky Young BONES: Henry Coker, Quentin Jackson, Benny Powell SAXES: A: Marshal Royal/Frank Wess, T: Eric Dixon/Frank Foster, B: Charlie Fowlkes B: Eddie Jones, G: Freddie Green D: Sonny Payne V: Irene Reid Count Basie - Live in Sweden (24th April 1962)

I very much like how a trumpet soloist finishes when he's done saying what he's got to say, leaving you wanting more.

fdx, não havia pepsodent? o gajo está sempre com a dentadura a bater, era só colar aquela merda.

Sonny Payne was tough and had nice left hand snare skills

From the US: Is the audio a form of pseudo-stereo? I am definitely hearing the "hole in the middle". I seriously doubt it was recorded in true stereo, given the age of the recording.

Fantastic listening! This band certainly knew how to swing! The perfect rhythm section

Man, look at all those Neumann M49s!

WONDERFUL THANK YOU

Ce neau lasat to listen to Jazz ,swing?????nu nu neau lasat +era interzis

Saw Basie 3 times back in the early 60s. It was electric. This clip brought it all back. Fabulous. Thankyou.

This is timeless music...the greatest.

i was at Birdland in '92, Maynard was playing. First set was good. second set was Olympian. towards the end Maynard said he wanted to welcome and recognize three men that were present at a table to my right: Roger Ingram, Dan Miller and Lew Soloff (as an orchestral trombonist, I only recognized Miller from this very video-RIP) . I then realized that right in front of me, Ferguson was showing the "kids" the way it's done. Never forget it. Last time I heard him live.

RIP. DAN MILLER YOU INSPIRED MANY MUSICIANS THANK YOU , YOU HAD MY GRANSON AS A STUDENT WHO HAS WONDERFUL MEMORIES OF YOU ...THANK YOU DAN..