Brilliant 🎉

Beautiful!

What documentary is this clip taken from?

The Greatest Sound of The Century! Dance 💃🏻 ❤

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wonderful Music: great Dizzy!

Wow, this really is music that matters!

One of the best solo in the history of jazz even if someone could say it s too much straight

I said to myself, Myself...

Love Dexter's beautiful tone and great improvising. Does anyone know who the other musicians are? Great version of this wonderful standard.

🖤🖤🖤🖤

Delfayo Marsalis

Dexter played like his personality,suave ,debonair ❤️

Voglio vedere e ascoltare tutto il programma!

Awesome!

Latín Jazz

This was my favorite to solo. I played closer to the head because I was so young but loved the progression

Wepa de vega baja puerto Rico para el mundo Juan tizol

This is the only time you would see Baker smile - when immersed in pure jazz. More than just a spectacular polyrhythmic virtuoso, Baker could swing. And be as delicate as any jazz drummer.

Dexter Gordon🎷😎

I llllllooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooovvvvvvvvvvvvveeeeee this masterppiece

The piano-bass-flute section near the last always gives me goosebumps, especially while think that it was two months before Eric Dolphy's death.

Juan Tizol (22 January 1900 - 23 April 1984) was a Puerto Rican trombonist and composer. He was born in Vega Baja, Puerto Rico. Tizol got the call to join the Ellington band in the summer of 1929. Juan also was a band composer. His best known compositions, "Caravan" (1936) and "Perdido" (1941). Tizol was responsible for bringing Latin influences into the Ellington band with compositions such as "Moonlight Fiesta", "Jubilesta", "Conga Brava", and others.

The superb playing of Dexter and his support and colleagues gives us love, strength, beauty.

Given Duke's prolific output over his career as a leader, it's easy to forget that he was a very talented pianist.

Nice music

Dolphy and Coltrane both died so young. Two giants of Jazz who should have left of so much more.

What an brilliant man Eric was. And to think that he was literally killed by racism.

Watch his eyebrows

The lady show host at 6:50 is so hot good looking

That piano riff sounds like it’s one of the best for when people passionate have sex

Only the slightest hint of 'Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll' in Charlie Haden's solo on Ramblin' unlike the original.

Fantastic performance by Dexter Gordon, Thanks for the upload

Such great music

Jazz Student

0:20 Ginger Blues 8:00 I LU KRON 12:32 Ramblin' 25:00 Spiritual 30:35 Ain Temouchant 36:04 When We Go 40:35 In The Moment

Incredible.

Master jazz balladeer on this beautiful tune.

Lovely Trio, lots of space and atmosphere. Great Drum Solo here too. R.I.P Ginger Baker and Charlie Haden. 🥁🎶🎸🎶👌💜

awesome music

RIP JOHNNY MANDEL

I have a 1964 live album of Mingus playing with Eric Dolphy. Is this available in a studio version? It looks like they are in a recording studio here.

I Have the show full in one dvd, is beautiful, the composition "So Long Eric" trhee monts later Eric died

Que coisa mais linda!!!!

dolphy on flute with mingus on bass at the start is absolute fire

O MY God this just has to be one of the most brilliant collaborations ever, they all shine but Dolphy is the jewel in the jazz crown along with Mingus (blindingly amazing when he drops objects into the open piano strings & his bowed work).

sorry but the speed is too fast and the music is a half tone too high : B min instead of Bb min

4:33!!

A lot of garbage in these comments. That head of steam at 37 minutes shows you something; Ginger wasn't a conventional jazz drummer. But there was never a jazz drummer who could rip with power like that except maybe Tony Williams. He was his own man. Too bad for many he wasn't somebody else. He was incapable of being anybody else. God bless that man.

First time listening to Eric Dolphy, didn't know what to expect so I jumped out of my seat at 1:40 . That was cool, but very jarring.