Lewis Nash solo w. Tommy Flanagan trio (Jazz Baltica 1999) - Thadrack

[@minqsdrums]

How wonderful!

[@tubular7752]

Besides the recording fidelity, this sounds like it could be straight from a Bud Powell record of the 60s. That’s how good it is.

[@Littlewhitelephant]

I now think I've found the resemblances: The A-part of Thadrack is similar to Sonny Rollins Airegin and also to Duke Jordan's Jordu whereas the bridge (the B-Part) is different in all three pieces. But in Jazz there is a lot more "give and take" than in classical music. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@Magnificent7channel]

indeed...

[@Brandonbraun]

damn that shit at 2:38 wooo

[@richardleppert3563]

also quotes Dat Dere by Oscar Brown, Jr.

[@pasqualeiannucci703]

reduce dall'Orvieto Jazz 2013/2014, vi dico che Nash Lewis è ...pazzesco, non ha eguali!!!

[@jennysoldano6925]

Grosso!!

[@eranimongelos5749]

Huuu !!!!

[@richardleppert3563]

M'bad--tune was Bobby Timmons (OBJ nice lyric, tho--)

[@Thissbetterwork]

What that tune called at 4:35?

[@Littlewhitelephant]

The whole piece is an interpretation of "Thadrack", a composition of Thad Jones, which reminds me of some other composition, but I can't remember. I checked it against minoring the blues (Ernie Wilkins) played by Birdland stars 1956 (Kenny Durham Phil Woods etc.), which has something in common. Hope this helps

[@Magnificent7channel]

Littlewhitelephant Lewis Nash solo w. Tommy Flanagan trio (Jazz Baltica 1999) - Thadrack

[@Brandonbraun]

is his bass drum always tuned like that? sounds like early metallica records lmao

[@junos6]

I think that's only the recording, too much attack for jazz imo

[@minqsdrums]

Who is bassist?

[@michaelabbo2779]

Mingyu Kim looks like Peter Washington