Art Blakey, Thelonious Monk, Kai Winding, Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Stitt, live 1971 • World of Jazz

The Giants of Jazz are: Art Blakey, Thelonious Monk, Kai Winding, Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Stitt, with Al McKibbon on bass gave a live performance on the Newport Jazz Festival October 31, 1971 in De Doelen Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
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[@user-ox3fk7qp6s]

The greatest time of jazz!

[@EzshwanWinding]

Wow! Experiencing these giants of jazz again has made my day.

[@Archie583]

A few of my heroes playing together. Goosebumps still, over 52 years later.

[@golds04]

Monk. ❤❤❤

[@felixkcl]

Their ability of dynamic control, very contrasting dynamic yet still super groovy and smooth, is terrific!

[@mysteriousplankton]

Man oh man! This is the real deal.

[@20thcenturyremnant]

Some beautiful music here. Thanks for preserving & sharing. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@itumelengmosailane1192]

That percussion revive my soul

[@jurgendewaal7251]

Terrific, excellent music, thanks so much !!!

[@20thcenturyremnant]

00:00 And Then She Stopped [ending] (Gillespie) 07:00 Straight No Chaser (Monk) 23:20 'Round Midnight (Monk, Williams, Hanighen) 32:20 I Can't Get Started (With You) (Duke, Gershwin) 37:55 A Night In Tunisia (Gillespie, Paparelli) 52:10 Tour De Force (Gillespie) Recorded: Rotterdam, 1972/10/29

[@brothercaleb]

You did god’s work. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@chapmyers9272]

Terrific. Monk is lovely to hear; personal distress shows in his face. I understand there’s a recording of this combo recorded two weeks later in London.

[@sergioesmoris]

Hermoso poder ver a todos estos genios juntos !!! ❤❤❤

[@sherisherilady]

What a gem thank you

[@kelvinbriggs1571]

They were snapping on the percussion

[@jtl2112]

Classic 👍

[@Angeleyes83]

Esta mistura de jazz com bossa nova resulta muito bem, dá um carácter especial ao jazz, dá-lhe um toque tropical. Gosto muito. Obrigado por estes momentos bem passados. Protejam-se do Covid-19. Boa sorte.

[@thomas.vanderzwan]

God, that tempo in 'A Night in Tunisia'. Incredible.

[@patrikbifeldt7227]

holy holy

[@miguelherrera6762]

Monk didn't just write jazz standards; he was THE standard.

[@douglasalexandre1795]

Muito bom

[@nancyj5692]

Al McKibbon - jazz double bassist

[@joshuamarks1129]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@GjaP_242]

giant stars 11:11

[@joshuamarks1129]

💯

[@joshuamarks1129]

@@GjaP_242 32:50

[@antoniopena4653]

3:03 Monk play again the Lied Motiv 🤣

[@petepoulos]

This is the tour Al McKibbon and Art Blakey said Thelonious Monk only spoke a few words to them the whole time. Later he wrote the reason why he didn't hardly speak was that he was surprised to see how ugly they were. Wow.

[@Silllywalks]

😂 🤦🤷😂😂

[@keidai4471]

11:10

[@devilshark6694]

suprised how straigh ahead and subdued monk sounds . i diidn't think he could sound normal

[@user-ve3dg3hb4w]

Я смотрю вы знаете Раю

[@dandelionqoolman5854]

что?:)

[@SplitHairz]

Who is the bass player?

[@dankrebs4764]

Al McKibbon

[@pietrareddoch3641]

ᴘʀᴏᴍᴏsᴍ 👀

[@ALFHAKANSUNDIN]

This must be Thelonious Monk toward the end of his career. He plays as usual but a little subdued

[@barbarabrown3381]

He was on a high dose of Thorazine. Same thing with Nina Simmone.

[@1Raphael1664]

What was wrong with monk here?

[@frankfeldman6657]

Monk is playing great, but looks unwell. It's troubling. I know this was near the end, not of his life, but of his playing in public.