BEN WEBSTER (Two sides of the jazz coin) Jazz History #35

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[@mjcruiser4238]

His tone was unmistakable -his melodic phrasing unparalleled -for me (with all due respect to Rollins, Coltrane, Hawkins, Young, Sims and Getz) my favorite tenor player.

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You are a person with discriminating taste.

[@marksoftime]

Great video. Sad it doesn’t have 50x the views - just goes to show

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The audience for the jazz history series is small, regretfully, but enlightened. Glad you are one of them!

[@rwclaw1]

Gerry Mulligan said that Ben Webster never played a note he didn't mean. How many musicians would like that as an epitaph?

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An accurate and articulate description.

[@nolanfahey8191]

When Gerry mulligan is your favorite brass player, you find quotes like this… thank you!

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When Gerry Mulligan is your favorite brass player you are exhibiting saxophone bias... :)

[@tjokomeebelove7748]

❤ ben webster sound

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+1

[@pgroove163]

incredible music

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Absolutely.

[@giselagueiros]

So good! ❤

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Thank you!

[@nicke14]

Love me some Scott Hamilton!

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What's not to love?