Dizzy's Dream Band - Tin Tin Deo

[@charlesbarry971]

A great Afro Cuban jazz number

[@axyshaysi]

What a horn section!! 😲

[@maurylucero6252]

Gerry!!!!! a great musician. Is a honor see this video. Dizzy of course!!!!!

[@Zanzibarbarian]

Dizzy was the one of the coolest guys ever to live on this planet.

[@mongofan1]

What an incredible line-up! Love listening to Candido seamlessly moving through so many changes in time signature, tempo, and rhythms ... Afro, bolero, swinging tumbao, and more ... so sweet.

[@revaxgroove500]

merci dizzy, on t'aime pour toujours..........

[@SuperKeswick]

How ahead of his time was Dizzy ! he has two female Trombonists in the group Melba Liston and Janice Robinson you don’t see that now in 2023

[@afroweednatydreck6531]

Que hermosura

[@vitorcaetano9308]

Awesome and unbelievable!! Thank you so much for uploading this!

[@chasefreak]

Check Jon's playing w Thad Jones-Mel Lewis, he was like 19-20 and his phrasing was like a cat that had been playing lead trumpet for 30 years, he's always been one of my fav's, though he plays even better today, I dug his sound better in the '70's.

[@ahichiz]

was there...about 5th row, in front of Pepper Adams ..i snuck down to an empty seat

[@Ricky0777]

Mr. McCain do not forget my uncle Victor "Vitin"Paz on the first trompet

[@leandrolimasantos7598]

Simplesmente sensacional!

[@monte188119]

Víctor paz on Lead trumpet! RIP

[@jesusrivera743]

Victor Paz a regular on The Tonight show band conducted by doc severinsen trompetista phenomenal

[@stevethomas8054]

Hey Clyde, Grady isn't the only drummer on that stage, Max Roach is playing and well, how could you miss that?

[@jacktoy8938]

Serious Musicianship

[@marioiuramz2043]

Who's on the piano?

[@vova47]

John Lewis - musical director of Modern Jazz Quartet.

[@BassmanII]

So we have John Lewis, George Duvivier, Grady Tate, Candido Camero. Who's on guitar?

[@ClydeMcCain]

George Davis

[@ClydeMcCain]

George Davis

[@vapovick]

i'm sure the dislike was a mistake.

[@jimbrown1559]

Great musically, but awful sound mix, so typical of US broadcasters. Not credited here, but it was indeed a great band, as "thejfvoice" noted.