Chris Conz - Viper's Drag, Mr Freddie Blues, Wake up Call

[@2gerryww]

Thanks Chris, just love the way you play. Wow Keep it coming man..........

[@andreaspaullocher452]

I used to listen to Jimmy Blythe playing «Mr. Freddie Blues» in 1926. One of my favorite CDs. Still remember Chris Conz playing at our Jazz Circle at the «Lila Villa» in Zurich Höngg.

[@maureenfey718]

Makes me so happy to listen to this , played so well. Maureen.

[@jrgoodland]

Thanks to Frank Muschalle for Wake Up Call. Chris's interpretation is top notch & with Moritz on drums - it doesn't get any better than this 😁😁😁

[@margritechols943]

Remember when you played in the Johanniskirche in Zurich. Now I get to listen to you in Virginia Beach

[@isabelbabou197]

lovely! beautiful, I love it

[@puntaarenasdeath]

Anything like this great music!!

[@Borre972]

Puur klasse. Bravo!

[@maggieandjim1934]

fabulous

[@alad999]

excellent !

[@scottwins2]

Hope they are still together

[@romanvirus740]

bravo !!!

[@aurelstrat1829]

Cool!

[@dinkytankman]

Are they playing in a refrigerator?

[@Boogiebude]

dinkytankman no fridge - but the hall was as cold as a fridge.. no heating at all and only 2 ° outside....

[@freddy7700]

👍 👍 👍

[@hektorekgd4766]

Moritz Schlouemer plays on drum.

[@historischetechnik4875]

Gibt es Noten für das zweite Stück (ab Min. 2:35)?

[@Fats051]

Marc S. This is the second part of Viper's Drag, which always includes a first bluesy theme, then a stride part. Look after the records of this piece, e.g. by Fats Waller, Ralph Sutton, Louis Mazetier. Cheers!

[@hj298]

5 Stars ( Sterne) , und wer Einwande hat , kann ich gerne melden !

[@bobbyjackson2052]

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