Jon Hendricks - "Gimme That Wine" (featuring Wynton Marsalis) Live 1997

[@Hubtones1]

90's, the last decade that acknowledged jazz in the mainstream

[@wigwamcity]

I had the good fortune of playing bass for Jon Hendricks & family in Germany & London in the Summer of 1971. A true Scat Jazz man. Great to see that he is still performing. Blessings to you & Family Jon. Kp.

[@michaelwillian7404]

My name is Michael willian,i bring you glad tiding

[@stevevandien310]

The great Jon Hendricks. No other adjective will suffice. Dear Jon, rest in piece -- I can well imagine you and Lambert singing like nobody's biz up there😊

[@aileen694]

Steve vanDien, but you forgot to include in that heavenly choir - the fabulous Annie Ross. (Lambert, Hendricks and Ross)!

[@papahemp1]

This gentleman is a part of our family. He was married and had 4 children with my dad's sister.

[@wigwamcity]

+Adult Hybrid Child of Extraterrestrials I met these children,- travelled , played music for & lived with Jon & family at there home near Marble Arch London in 1971. A very precious time,- Great memories. Keep Rocking Jon. Keith P.

[@maryannprice3429]

@@wigwamcityuuuuuuuuuuuuyyyuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

[@coryarnold2085]

Beautiful performance, gave me chills and brought tears 2 my eyes while tappin my feet with a huge smile on my face 😅

[@Juliamiller56]

🎼 YES!!

[@hezigler]

He was a living national treasure.

[@qtpysusie54]

What a gifted showman. Rest in peace, sir.

[@scottstuit9305]

The first song I ever knew was Gimme That Wine. I was born in 1965. My Dad loved jazz and Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross. Unhand That Bottle!

[@basilshahid2905]

Eddie Jefferson is the grandfather of vocalese but Jon is definitely his top protege... Emphatically the extension of EJ. Beautiful spirit! RIP.

[@RonnRider]

What an absolute legend! So composed, such grace👏🏾👏🏾

[@RonCarterBassist]

👍🏾👍🏾

[@plakseltapes669]

RIP Jon Hendricks :( thank you for all your great loving performances and great songs.

[@Statick1]

Rest in Peace, Mr. Hendricks.

[@karendurant4981]

Thanks, Jon. It seems like you were always around. Your art has been a huge part of American culture and will live on through the generations.

[@chezniki]

Grew up listening to Lambert, Hendricks & Ross. LUUUV this song! And Wynton Marsalis is THAT Dude. Hah!

[@Juliamiller56]

Rest In Peace Wynton Marsalis

[@theappraiserlady]

God, I love him

[@jayherzog7683]

Wynton smoking solo. Guys in the band are like Yeah!

[@Lottiemoon100]

Back when the good stuff got featured on top shows on TV. . . Now just stupid, vapid, shallow crap! Unbeliveable. Jazz rules!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@aileen694]

OMG, been years since I heard this one! Wonderful!

[@scottstuit9305]

The first song my sister and I ever learned. The 1959 LP was a family staple for 5 decades. God Bless the James Joyce of Jive!

[@ronnieboucherthecrystalcraftsm]

wow just loving this cool and groovey - rocking tune.

[@khboehm1]

It was in Sweden 1969 when I was on tour with him. We had so much fun with this amazing singer...

[@pauletteforman]

RIP Mr. Hendricks.........

[@michaelwillian7404]

My name is Michael willian,i bring you glad tiding

[@mademsoisellerhapsody]

💐Hey Jon❤

[@mike627]

Thank You!

[@keithgraham2678]

Can't cut loose without my juice. Now, some folks like money, some like to dance and dine, but i'll be happy if you hand me that wine.

[@netdog713]

RIP Jon and wow Conan looks young

[@Bernardfitness419]

My great grandfather ♥️

[@bethbartlett5692]

Irish Jazz! "gimme that wine"! ;-)

[@ExclusiveLM]

Jon should a lot of class at the end by telling his band to get up and take a bow while still on camera. But........ there is no way I would have taken wine over Heather Locklear.

[@skruff33]

ExclusiveLM I dunno, the wine seems obliged to age better

[@dawnmarie9862]

Unhand that bottle!

[@alancook8372]

Keith Pullen.. I was also around at Marble Arch in '70/71. just a few times though. I used to go to school with Jon's son Eric, and friends and I used to spend some good times there... Eric could be a bit 'naughty' ;-). Been trying for years to know what happened to him (Eric)... school friends still ask after him 45 years later!

[@wigwamcity]

Hello Alan Cook - I must have seen you in 1971 - I was living with the Hendricks Family at there home at Stanhope Place for about 5 months,- Eric was often Erratic with his behaviour & was often corrected by his father Jon,- Eric was taken to a Mental Clinic where he stayed up & till I finished working for Jon in Mid Summer of 1971. I don't know what ever happened to Eric after this = I have often wondered my self. Eric's Sister Coleen died tragically some years later. Michelle & Aria Hendricks are still performing - Sadly their father Jon died a year ago aged around 95 / 96. Keith Pullen.

[@bjs001001]

CLASSIC!!!

[@tonymarino7391]

Fantastic.

[@cathyvenus2]

Dr Lou - I lov ed when you used to do this tune -- you owned it, as you always do!

[@michaelwillian7404]

My name is Michael willian,i bring you glad tiding

[@colinelias1642]

This is good . Let me drink one toast before i roast class

[@michaelwillian7404]

My name is Michael willian,i bring you glad tiding

[@nretik]

LOVE IT!

[@pariswatkins626]

The KANG of RAP

[@georgeb.wolffsohn30]

Shoulda played this at my father's funeral.🍷🥂🍺🍾🍸

[@WebsterA]

That was great. Check his verse in Freddie Freeloader also. It's the absolute best!

[@andrecrawford3767]

this is nice jazz

[@kafenwar]

I actually saw this when it was broadcasted :-)

[@JosephPecci]

Thanks a lot for sharing !!

[@georgebuck2269]

If your a rocker or a blues man and you didn't recognize this is a Louis Jordan song after five seconds please go back to roots music school. Louis Jordan had 18 top ten hits on the whatever music chart. No I don't know who wrote it.

[@CStyle61]

I grew up on this song!!!

[@clarkewi]

Awesome.

[@kevinblanch]

nice 96 years old and still going like a 20 year old

[@robonez]

Cool!!!

[@tomislavsiljkovic4649]

JON AT HIS GREATEST

[@dancelli714]

Saw him and his group twice and played their stuff on the air.

[@TheMillyan1]

Yes you go Boi much love !

[@SC-up8sn]

Does it get better than this. EVER.

[@musicartgeek]

one of the many cool things I now know about Conan O'Brien is that he once met Jon Hendricks

[@deborahross]

Brilliant. That's all.

[@profesionargentino2413]

El mejor Jazz del Mundo

[@pyannaguy]

Does Wynton know his way around a nice little Bebop chord progression, or WHAT? And, a whole lot more of course. You could tell the guys in the band (no slouches, themselves) knew a master when they heard one! Great stuff!

[@MarkInLA]

Sorry, but that ain't bebop ! It's blues.

[@williamvanosdol2680]

@@MarkInLA Ah, rhythm changes?

[@flaggaaron123]

Neither.. It is a standard swing era 32 bar AABA tune where the bridge goes to the IV not a dominant 7th on III as in the changes to "I Got rhythm". It is not the form of a 12 bar blues but he plays with the "sound of the blues" (vocal inflections, bend notes, varied vibrato, etc.) and in syncopated time (swing) with the band as should all Jazz musicians.

[@pariswatkins626]

Hip hop? HE IS HIP-HOP Mr. Hendricks, RIP

[@denverstalzz8404]

yay

[@jampoles]

4:06 a nod to LHR (would sing that exact rhythm displacement so often)

[@bendbenn]

Unhand that bottle!

[@Juliamiller56]

💯😍🎼

[@eberri]

[@Hubtones1]

I only thumbs up this one for Wynton's solo

[@morganfisherart]

"Them chicks look cold, they ain't got no soul" - kind of a pity he used this line instead of the original: "Well those chicks look fine, but I love my wine!" Anyway - cheers!! 🍷🍷🍷

[@zachulayev7490]

I heard a great bootleg of Clarence Clemmons singing this when Bruce needed to take a piss.

[@CrandMackerel]

They should of just had Clark Terry solo, instead of that vest-wearing imitator.

[@Blocc187]

EHHH Conan has been mos...

[@alkomins]

Funny in it's time. Now crude and not funny, as we all have known too many alcoholics. Can't make silly fun of drunks anymore. Kinda' like stupid blondes. We've moved on.