"True Blues" (Milt Jackson),Modern Jazz Quartet in London.

[@yeatman588]

Best birthday present ever, my girlfriend suprised me with a trip to London and then took me to this concert, seats about 5 rows back from the front. Awesome.

[@jamescalifornia2964]

Wow ... 👍

[@7armedoctopus69]

Who in hell gave this a thumbs down??!? I could listen to this till my ears fall off...

[@antechinus100]

bruce robbins 6 years ago I fathom. Hard to please.

[@mongethekiso2652]

John Lewis - what a gentleman. He’s about class, pure class! Connie, OMG!!! Milt what can we say-pure artistry! Percy ohhh Percy-to date no one comes close I just love MJQ🎈👌🏾👏🏾

[@gynack]

Ye gods,I'm getting old. They're long gone now. I saw them in England c.1960, but when I watch this it doesna seem that long ago. They were very big then. A great musical experience.

[@fabioreal3353]

Today, 2014 january first is Milt's birthday, 91 years. God Bless You Bags! An outstanding jazz musician. The best one vibist!

[@corneliuscarr9188]

They love listening to one another. All smiles!

[@robkuiters]

A masterclass of smooth sounded jazz

[@brucescott4261]

MILTON "Milt" or "Bags" JACKSON (January 1st, 1923 - October 9th, 1999) was head and shoulders above all the rest of the Modern Jazz vibraharpists. In my estimation, he's still is!!!

[@jamescalifornia2964]

It really was not so long ago in our minds ... ``👌 _Peace_

[@keithbell9681]

Bruce I agree with you, although I appreciate Roy Ayers, Bobby Hutcherson, Gary Burton, Jonny Lytle. Milt was always my favorite, He and Walt Dickerson.

[@brianking2729]

He could make a broom handle swing, The best.

[@fredfungalspore]

These Dudes were born cool :)

[@michelhuysentruyt57]

Fred Fungus )remarquable

[@ronrico629]

This is just so smooth. Jazz, at it's best.

[@fjfr6229]

Ich höre diese Musik seit 65 Jahren ,schön wie am ersten ta

[@loveyouall66]

DAMN! MILT HAD A SPECIAL CONNECTION WITH THE BLUES.

[@jonathanwareham]

I saw them play as a child and now understand how good it is.

[@barryoneill3643]

I am so glad I had the opportunity to see them live.

[@bobmcentyre3607]

Man, Percy and Connie!!!

[@Tsiniastje]

I could listen to them for days!

[@martinborgen]

Their classy and elegant style is part of what got jazz accepted as art music. Always suits, presenting composer, arranger and composition title, playing on a stage with taste and elegance. Personally, I love it!

[@artherladett442]

I don't think that is correct. Ellington and his Orchestra where always dressed to the "nines," as my grandma would say. See Lee Morgan for example and his adoption of the prep style. Or Lester Young with his suit and tie and porkpie hat. Jazz musicians ALWAYS seemed to have worn suit and tie, taken their professional appearance into account, with, at times, sartorial distinction specific to time and place.

[@royalewithcheese12]

Such a great band. Some of the best jazz ever recorded for sure.

[@bsurfthewind]

Woooow!!!! Simply Amazing!!!

[@yelassinacoulibaly]

Fantastique bravo quelle belle mélodie j'adore

[@shemuelx]

Delightful! ❤

[@Trekki61]

WOW, MJQ rules forever!

[@vaughnchauncy8360]

Al fosters head movements crack me up..lol play on brothers!

[@STANLIZ4]

Thanks for posting, thought this had disappeared, artistry of this quality has gone now, a precious recording.

[@klinkel56]

Looks like they are having a great time sharing their music. One classy act. Wish I could have caught them in concert. Thanks for posting

[@vaughnchauncy8360]

Outstanding! That's All Fostwr on the drums

[@islamicchronicles5381]

THANK YOU

[@peterblack8421]

MIlt grooving at his best

[@dattilotech]

Yes, he did; I just read an article today in August Modern drummer. Apparently bassist Richard Davis, was somewhat the leader of the effort, for Van.

[@Revieirato]

I like soo much...

[@homeroguimaraesfilhochagas5118]

Sempre é bom para nossos ouvidos ouvir The Mordern Jazz Quartete.. é um deleite.

[@123must]

Simply beautiful ! Thanks

[@murph5438]

Great stuff ---- timeless / soul brothers swing the blues

[@Manfredo2208]

ISTO é que é Música!!!

[@jamescalifornia2964]

This is some cool stuff ... 🎼🎶 As they used to say : _"Man those cats can play. "_

[@ginguenga]

wowowowowow

[@a1aNa2aNa3a]

" MILT JACKSON SINGS " . . . was an album i loved but lost control of it 25 years ago. milt sings all the songs, has a great voice . . . that he very rarely uses, unfortunately. if A N Y O N E out there has it, could you please plug it in or send me a copy ??? much appreciated !!

[@yelassinacoulibaly]

❤❤❤

[@jiyujizai]

😃🌸🌱💙

[@peterblack8421]

some really cool cats playin the blues

[@rmoraespinto]

Milt always sounded as he wanted to get rid of the strictness of John's arrangements. Listening to him with JoCol would let you know how great Milt was.

[@wessexwanderer]

I used read people saying this in Melody Maker, but Milt Jackson did record with others, so if he continued with the MJQ my guess it was because he wanted to.

[@rmoraespinto]

wessexwanderer business decisions...

[@jasonpp1973]

Did'nt Connie Kay play drums for Van Morrison?

[@小椋和孝-y5f]

カクテル🍸️うまい😋

[@valvetrom]

Connie Kay wears the sunglsses, had me confused at first

[@1948BigCy]

I know Lewis is the leader of the group, but on a lot of these live performances when he comps in back of Milt, he is overmiked. I want to hear the vibes and Milt's solos, not John's soporific comping. He has his own solos..lDon't cover up the Great Bags!!!!

[@antechinus100]

Go and stay away.

[@twayburn]

Congratulations. At last one brave soul moderated his praise sufficiently to point out the poor audio engineering. I think Milt was trying to clue the sound board operator that something was wrong with a last futile look in his direction after he finished his "solo".

[@jiannisDimi]

Piano very loud, vibes not enough..

[@Reuben_95]

My sentiments exactly

[@thanasisKrispis]

❤❤❤❤❤