Arnett Cobb - Texas Blues (1984) Live

[@SuperSuperDon]

I was the audio engineer on this show. We taped it on the evening of January 30, 1982 in the French Quarter of New Orleans. Still one of my favorite shows. I have the audio tape but thought the video was gone. Thanks for posting.

[@Johnnycdrums]

Thanks man, I too, rediscovered so many recordings thanks to the internet and in this case, KZbin.

[@peroldaeus3664]

What Quarter venue was it taped at?

[@SuperSuperDon]

@@peroldaeus3664 We taped the show at The Faubourg now known as Snug Harbor.

[@SuperSuperDon]

@@Johnnycdrums This was the only video I can find of the show. Wonder why only one song and where did it come from?

[@andyokus5735]

Thank you so much! I forgot this is real jazz and why I learned to play.

[@vova47]

Arnett Cobb is the top!! Ellis Marsalis is still the most gifted jazzman in his family.

[@studioswinger]

Together with harley-davidson, jazz music is the best the USA has given the world !!!!

[@prof.t.c.pfeiler1280]

....and the Hammond B3 organ!

[@djjas79]

So simple, yet so complicated, so beautiful, yet so raw. Brilliant by all 3 ;-)

[@paolore412]

That tongue slapping at the end of the first solo... in Italy we call that "mettece na pezza! "

[@kennethfurley9593]

Just A Great Recording Could listen All Day !

[@3107197000]

Food For The Soul!!! A pure Legend!

[@clivecolledge4191]

Beautiful.

[@johnwhitehead3360]

A Great Blues.We must forget that he suffered pain

[@royJazzzz]

Absolutely magnificent.

[@ElMonoLescano]

Yesss!!!... Real feeling del bluex..Mucho que decir con pocas palabras.... Para decir o expresar la verdad no es necesario un millon de notas....

[@alekotot9454]

Bravo Arnett👍👍👍❤

[@liats197]

Beautiful !!!!!!!!!

[@griffindatcher2165]

Stanky, the epitome of the Blues. 😊

[@drbekken]

Awesome is the word.

[@rockandrollsax]

Yes!!

[@neduddgi]

Nice, nice, nice! Thanks!

[@SlikkTim]

soul masters !

[@ИринаСоколенко-и8э]

It’s very smart and thinking music

[@chalone2]

oh, my my!

[@MrTunesaddict]

Damn, nobody can say that this ain't music.

[@RoaringTigerStudiosBerlin]

Yea! It's back, thank you!

[@denisealesi347]

Great!

[@ArtistsMark]

Directed by the great John Beyer for WYES-TV.

[@ontonz]

It's Vidacovich! And it looks like Snug Harbor without the pictures of the Mardi Gras Indians on the walls.

[@ticketlesstraveler1394]

If it was that venue in would have been The Faubourg in 1982. Certainly possible, but can't remember any musicians dressing up so much for a gig there.

[@SuperSuperDon]

@@ticketlesstraveler1394 You are correct about the venue. They probably dressed up for TV.

[@mrswing]

Mmm mmm mmm!

[@fign2345]

Paul Carr does live in DC, but he's from the Ward, Houston, Texas. Paul was at Arnett's house more than Arnett was ( LOL ) Another great in Houston was Professor Conrad Johnson

[@cDTeVe]

yes impala327, that's a good description of the TexasTenorSound, I played bass in A.Cobb's band... I would add Wilton Felder, (Crusaders) and Kirk Whalum (though from Memphis went to TSUniversity in Houston & was ACobb's protege) I had a Impala327 4barrel 3speed

[@janetreyes6569]

❤️

[@Jazacad]

Although he lives in the DC area, but Paul Carr is great modern example of the Texas Tenor

[@marcioraraujo]

\o/... yeahhh...!!!!!

[@helgeaaen2186]

toppen!

[@TEJIGAM]

Ellis is also a master; everything told with economy and authority...

[@lordkoos]

Texas tenor + New Orleans rhythm section, what's not to like?

[@MelvinatorX]

@fign2345 Which Ward? there's like 5 or 6.

[@GuitarCriti01]

what does that even mean... is that a style? whats the difference between that and jazz blues?

[@marcjongsten]

Hartverscheurend......

[@mangoyellow1951]

it is new york blues