Stewart Copeland Video led me here. Never been a fan of Buddy Rich so I thought I should check this one out...

This is awesome

Gotta love that late-70s/early-80s Vaseline-on-the-lens technique to get those horns to sparkle! lol

That's my favorite band of all time.Been listening since high school.Love the way he voices the saxes sometimes with the soprano on top.And Kenny Garrett is just awesome.This band will endure for the ages with all the recordings they've made successfully.

I saw this emeffer play at Café Carlyle back the day ... 55 years ago? A monster.

.......hardest song to drum ? S. Copeland : Sister Sadie !

Proof he was a supernatural is he could keep his superpowers to the very end.

The quality of this video is pretty poor...

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2:16 These guys also worked at the Cantina on Tatooine.

Best trumpet trade-off I ever heard

Maravilloso!!!!

insert whiplash or stewart copeland joke here

… this exactly why I do not rate the drumming of Neil Peart (although I have all of Rush’s records), Buddy does more with his small drum ensemble than Neil can with his cargo load of membranes.

This reminds me of when I was playing in the jazz bands at Roosevelt University & Chicago State University.

Brother Garrett tears it up.Great arrangement of Herbie Hancock's composition.

2:01

LEGEND!!!

I can't hear this without thinking of Dennis playing it during the Buddy Rich Scholarship Concert in 1990. Still have the VHS.

This is a Horace Silver piece. I like the Horace Silver version much better.

What did they build in its place?

Does he ever hit that dumb looking1 inch cymbal ?!?!?!?!

I refuse to believe that Buddy Rich only had two arms.

I think Stewart Copeland said that this was the hardest number to play.

Stewart Copeland brought me here.....

That sounds a lot like "Introduction" by Chicago on the CTA debut album.

That’s a GREAT sax section. Wow.

Here from the Stewart Copeland video

Absurd, the capabilities of these musicians!! The most difficult tunes - completely flawless! Crazy!

Wow , almost as good as the '72 studio album version .

Great satanic brutal death metal drummer.

Anyone else here from Stewart Copeland drummer support?

Bob Bowlby. Very Phil Woods inspired. Even to the little Bird blues call right there .

5:51

Looks like a young Tom Harrell there in the trumpet section.

Kenny Garrett really blows the hell out of that alto. Great sound.

RIP

A very young joe lovano. Joe is a monster.

As good as it gets!!

Buddy is so relaxed as he plays, it's amazing how powerful he is!

Great 👍

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hmmm, I was expecting Maynard to come in stage left...

Absolute class, great band & soloists, led by amazing musical drummer

marvelous, great solo by Bob Bowlby.

Art Tatum channelled thru this man.

OK- an old memory- WYRS out of Stamford Connecticut, before they became WJAZ and then went away- I always remember this song as their station break theme music. Maybe even this version- but quite some time ago. I listened to them when I was in college- 1982-1986

getting high under the gym 1972

Oh yeah Steve Marcus !

I grew up at 25 Lincoln Street just around the corner from Milton High School. I graduated in 1968 from Milton High School. I am Paul Aime Rioux. MEMORIES: Hearing the band practice every Saturday morning during football season for the afternoon game. Watching students walking up and down Lincoln Street going to and from MHS. Even though I lived just around the corner, when I got my license, I drive my 1949 Ford to school. I used to play at the construction site of the new annex when I was a kid. New Industrial Arts section. Thank you for taking and sharing your video.