Dizzy Gillespie - Jazz Giants - Tivoli november 1971 - Tin Tin Deo

[@charlesbarry971]

Dizzy Gillespie is part of the lineage of great trumpeters.

[@ttrumpett1]

Dizzy, one of my alltime favorites!! But this Bass is also extraordinary.. Peter, Germany

[@RonCarterBassist]

👏🏾👏🏾

[@charlesbarry6730]

Dizzy was a very good pianist. He had a thorough knowledge of harmony.

[@charlesbarry971]

Dizzy Gillespie has to be the pianist for this performance.

[@LuisCastro-kq1st]

Extraordinario

[@billmunger9241]

I have 30 or 40 CDs of Monk. But I have never heard him play this style. Nice work!

[@ccfliege]

omg when the orchestra kicks in after this long improvisation, its incredible

[@tommyblack7998]

Al has one of those rare low C basses. Ron Carter has had one for years. I assume that this performance was at a Giants Of Jazz concert, given the date. I saw that lineup. It had Sonny Stitt, Kai Winding, Monk and Art Blakey, as well as Diz and Al. The grouping, as Art said, was a bad idea, but it did give us a rare chance to see all those great players. I saw them twice, and then there was no duo. As I recall, the evening was rather unexciting.

[@JohnBaileyVIDS]

I was fortunate to interview Art in Pittsburgh back in the mid 80s as he promoted his performance in the Jazz Festival. Blakey was from the Homestead section of Pittsburgh, PA.

[@Jeromebarde]

Amazing!!!

[@toshirobirthday]

What a cool video! "Tin Tin Deo" was Mr.Al McKibbon's iconic tune.

[@edycosta4499]

simplesmente o melhor!!

[@Dmaccabees]

🔥🔥🔥

[@rodneygolden2796]

Diz, like Miles , knew the piano on virtuousic levels.

[@marktaylor52]

the bass players face says it all excuses me dizzy when do i come in

[@davidcertain2492]

They store the tape tail out.