Milt Buckner, Illinois Jacquet, Jo Jones, part 2

[@reidwhatley5857]

I love the fact that they take over 4 minutes to set up the tune before playing the melody! That is state-of-the-art!

[@hcwollaston]

Hershel Evans died too young but even in those old recordings from the 1930s his beautiful sound that did the tenor so much justice shone through clearly. Hershel + Lester = the glory of tenor sax

[@drummer78]

Wow, this is rare indeed. Very cool. Always great to see Jo Jones.

[@leenicklen]

Wowza! I'm speechless! Beautiful Hammond!

[@simonbeasley989]

Milt is awesome!

[@samventura4319]

Illinois was the boss. People forget what a infuence he was on so many tenor men. His sound was one of the best ever to come out of a tenor sax.

[@catboyzee]

Milt Buckner's Hammond organ technique and tones combined with Jo Jones swing is str8 ridiculous. Then there's Illinois Jacquet...

[@canariondecanarias]

Great!

[@Tarfion]

Muy buenos!!!!

[@schnieef]

@MagicRain505 Let's not forget Hershel Evans, the godfather of the "Texas" Sound who made all this possible.

[@JohnBorghuis]

MILT was the greatest

[@InBy9OutBy5]

Yes, that's great tenor sound.