LUIS DENIZ & GREG OSBY; Bigfoot / Charlie Parker

Luis Deniz Alto Sax
Greg Osby Alto Sax
Lorne Lofsky Guitar
Neil Swainson Bass
Ethan Ardelli Drums
Photographed at The Rex on November 18, 2015 by Eugene Beck

[@madbebopper]

I must admit having never heard Luis Deniz play, I am knocked out!!

[@davidvelleman6655]

Osby kills, so unique. He puts notes in rhythmly original places, definitely sounds like Dolphy and Andrew White may have influenced him has well as steve coleman, gary thomas and m-base crew. Most first listeners will probably think he is crazy. I refer everyone to Banned in New York it a must have album.

[@Simonewhitesim-1music]

Yes great choice to tell them to get..I have met and Chatted about that recording..haha Brain Picking! Cheers!

[@breakfastplan4518]

Yeah, banned in new york is by far a MUST HAVE ALBUM. Steve Coleman is definitely a big influence, I can hear him utilizing Steve's unique m-base 'pathways' ideology in his soloing. Its steves unique signature. You cant go wrong with any of Colemans albums.

[@ottottojazz]

Lorne....great playing and comping.

[@deanveneruz7799]

My favourite song

[@ericliang4744]

i shall learn it

[@Hierrito]

Amazing,thanks for share 🙏❤️❤️

[@dimitriosmavridis4798]

No body swings lines better than Swainson.

[@meezydarko]

I've not heard these guys before, they're all killing but my ear went straight to that bass playing... incredible, I will be checking him out

[@PattenDevin]

Wow! More from this show please

[@tonibasanta3419]

LUIS DENIZ & GREG OSBY on Bigfoot composed by Charlie Parker! Luis Deniz and Greg Osby (alto saxophones), Lorne Lofsky (guitar), Neil Swainson (acoustic bass), and Ethan Ardelli (drums) Eugene Beck 424 + 241 subscribers / 14, 865 views Nov 21, 2015 Photographed at The Rex on November 18, 2015 by Eugene Beck

[@noahjh3778]

NICE!!!!

[@percyvolnar8010]

Luis packs one hell of a punch, But Osby is on another level.

[@pascalsegala4701]

Powerful !!!

[@mateomancuso9320]

damn, lornes solo is tasty as hell

[@MarkEisenman]

Lorne is UNIQUE! (and really GREAT)

[@username.subject.to.change]

Yeeeeeeeee

[@mrgabifour4]

Nice, but this is not Bigfoot but Drifting on a Reed. Bigfoot is not even a blues tune.

[@GregOsby]

You are partially correct. Like many other Charlie Parker tunes, this song has been listed under both names - ‘Bigfoot’ AND ‘Drifting on a Reed’ The one true title is difficult to ascertain as it has been documented that Parker himself often did not actually give his amazing melodies definite names. The songs were often given (sometimes very ridiculous) names by the various record producers after he left the recording studio - yet another tragedy concerning one of the most brilliant artistic minds in modern history. But both titles are indeed played as blues. The form and outline of the melody clearly defines the common blues form. #history

[@jhossie]

This guitarist has no ideas. He just practices moving his fingers to the accompaniment.

[@ArtBusker]

Que aburrido es esto ! Nada nuevo ! Más de lo mismo de siempre "