On the Sunny side of the Street - Johnny Hodges 1966.

[@lesliestrydom4157]

The best and most intimate sax sound I've heard.He had a style totally of his own.

[@dnehs1054]

It is the Duke that anchors the playing and prevent it from going everywhere and anywhere.

[@robertflint2549]

Great interplay between Hodges and the Duke, bordering on the profound.

[@jpamer1]

While nobody ever mentions it, the guy playing bass is tremendous.. and believe me, it takes somebody special to just stay with Johnny Hodges..

[@albebop]

Yes indeed...It is Gilbert Bibi Rovere, legend of the bass from france

[@salamboweni3597]

Jon my man, can't describe.

[@richarddyson4380]

Wonderful to see the master of the gliss in action. His album with Gerry Mulligan really highlights the beauty of his playing. Thanks for putting this up on KZbin.

[@georgemarchionda7335]

He played so effortlessly. 🎷🎷

[@manaseswaweru3126]

This is amazing..

[@ssmusic214]

Genius of saxophone!

[@paulbariohay3213]

SUPERBE !!!!!!!!

[@lesterwyoung]

I think Johnny made this song his own (though written by Jimmie McHugh.) I've heard numerous versions of him playing it and never tire of it.

[@johndepalma2874]

One of my all time favorites Johnny and the consummate Duke Ellington a superb pianist

[@djtdub1]

Lionel Hampton vocal on RCA.

[@bass0111]

Respect.

[@johnwhitehead3360]

The one and only

[@MrGotac]

Superb!

[@rietobla]

geweldig wat een fluwelen toon !!

[@MexieBileman]

❤

[@1rocknroy]

He plays out the side of his mouth a lot. :)

[@ninjapvt]

talvez o melhor sax do mundo

[@djtdub1]

Johnny Hodges recorded this on a Lionel Hampton vocal record. Almost like pioneer bebop.

[@ac3tam1ophen94]

all the answers

[@oscarlfem]

esto es una joya