Ernestine Anderson & Monty Alexander 1981

[@bradly2007]

Ernestine Anderson one of the all time greatest, thankfully over the years got to see her a number of time in concert and nothing finer, even in to her eighties she could blow the blues like nobody's business, in venues large and small always a phenomenal experience enjoying the legendary lady whose career spanned many decades, love this great performance!

[@YveEvans]

my friend...she so loved the music and her audiences. She honored all the musicians she worked with...she is a great loss to our jazz community.

[@rebel2rebel]

Truly one of the Greats...i love this lady, she can sing, and i really mean sing...~

[@rtel123]

Our gratitude to Ray Brown, for lifting her back up to revive her career. In her bio, we learn that without bassist Ray's efforts to connect her to the media again, these performances would not be. Monty is a delight, as usual.

[@edipolful]

Ernestine is wonderful icon jazz singer!

[@vova47]

Ernestine is just great and Monty and the trio give first class support.

[@christinehart3336]

saw this extraordinary woman at the charlie byrd club back in the early 80's. whew......

[@sebguntansel7700]

Fantastic!

[@ocnoreen]

She is so great!

[@DYNODRUM]

Mercy Ernestine . Your Brilliant...

[@piroschka6]

I always failed understanding jazz....with miss anderson it seems i dig this form of music ...something on her singing is opening up synapsis'.......surprise

[@juanadearco6457]

Ma-ra-vi-llo-sa! 🎶🥰

[@sgjazzman]

The 3 people, who disliked this, should stop listening to jazz!

[@bradly2007]

stop listening to great music period, how sad for them!

[@specialone678]

Lol yes!😂😂😂😂😂

[@yohanyohann5266]

Beauty

[@MrViglioni]

" ERNESTINE ANDERSON "SEMPRE SHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@exjazzbassbaz]

@deweycheatumnhowe.you are so right my friend.gene harris was one of the GREATswinging piano players and a big favorite of mine.he could play anything.we think on the same lines.keep swinging man.thanks.

[@two9parkave]

Monty certainly was flying in this number.

[@chazinko]

Yowza! Dat Jamaican boy can really play the blues...

[@exjazzbassbaz]

nobody NOBODY swings like monty.oscar and monty were ray browns fav pianists.ernestine was up with the best.thanks

[@ginguenga]

wowowowowowowo

[@ghairraigh]

Andy Simpkins on Bass, ex-Three Sounds.

[@Deweycheatumnhowe]

Don't forget to mention Gene Harris, talking about swinging piano giants.

[@margaretpickett2843]

Not Margaret......Albert says if you've never listened to Ernestine Anderson, here she is ...Jazz singer ...Great!

[@barbiemartinez]

@rtel123. thanks a lot!!!

[@barbiemartinez]

Thank you so much for sharing!! Ernestine is simply wondeful.... Do you know who wrote de music & lyrics for "send me someone to love"? I would love to record it but can't find the composer! ;)

[@sulevisydanmaa9981]

WHATTT ? IT S,, A BLUES STANDARD SINCE THE 50S, BY PERCY MAYFIELD - THE POET LAUREATE OF THE BLUZ ...."Hit the road, Jack" ...2 lps on Tangerine, Ray s lbl × an excellent on Bwick, 69 , WALKING ON A TIGHTROPE w Wayne Bennett on gt ; 3 so so on RCA early 70s. Quite a few others. Was an alcoholic, still a truly sensitive song poet. LOOK HIM UP.

[@rtel123]

@barbiemartinez written and recorded by Percy Mayfield in 1950

[@ghairraigh]

So, who and where is the guitar player? His or her amp is waiting. Was Herb Ellis on this concert?

[@sulevisydanmaa9981]

Probably takin a long leak ....