Stan Getz Performs "Woody 'n You"

[@michaelchapman4955]

What a musical cast...... Lou Levy worked at the LA SFV Jazz Club scene for yrs & Lou was with Med Flory & Supersax performing all over the Planet & in between gigging at 'Donte's on Lankershim Blvd in North Hollywood & 'Alfonse's on Riverside Dr. in Toluca Lake playing the riffs... of Charlie 'Yardbird' Parker in an Intimate Jazz supper club was Goose-bumps something else!......

[@markgibson6370]

Getz is really on form. Brilliant stuff. Thanks.

[@leanmchungry4735]

Getz had a beautiful rich sound, what a great group.

[@vova47]

That´s what I call real jazz!Everybody should hear this!Thanks a lot!

[@Gefreiter44]

My favorite version of this Gillespie classic. These cats really have it together. Great bass lines from the legendary Brown and my favorite Lou Levy piano solo. A great but too short solo by a vastly underrated pianist showing his influence by Bud Powell.

[@七沢修]

動画の演奏は想像をはるか超えて、 響きました。素敵な映像です。

[@BuckshotLaFunke1]

What fun to see and hear Lou Levy!

[@denisouellet8689]

Incredible. One of the best. Thank you Marla xxx

[@vincelahorra]

amazing performances by everybody. and getz...is at his fiery best! i've always enjoyed his "Award Winner" CD but nothing compares to this live performance!

[@petitequinte]

man, every line is so perfectly swinging - you could write his solo out and arrange it for sax section and Basie could play this stuff. Immaculate.

[@shrtstaq]

Stan Getz is God! He had a sound like velvet, cognac and smoke blended together. One of my greatest regrets in life is that I never got to see him perform live. (sigh)

[@ronniewoodsbellmontsounds7045]

shrtstaq No he isn't God , but he is good , one should not blaspheme.

[@Sanchothesaxplayer]

Unique video! Thank you for posting it. I am a great Stan Getz Fan and never saw this before.

[@jeffcopoloff8716]

Simply the Overall #1 Tenor player of All Time . ZERO Debate .. ( ONLY Tenor players may comment , if so desired )

[@hardyblues2194]

I agree 100%. Stan getz has been my no.1 for a long time. I sound almost like him now and people seem to like it because all the other cats sound like coltrane or brecker.

[@mpcguy]

Wonderful

[@BensonAWong]

Love this one, Marla!

[@makpjazz57]

Hi Benson! Me, too! :-)

[@culturehorse]

it rocks 'n grooves ...

[@gerarddelgrande]

Génial Ray Brown !!!

[@barrtok]

great video, thank you for sharing Marla! May I assume you grabbed this video on Dime, I would have missed it.

[@tylerhenderson12]

Lou balling out on this one

[@OttoLink10]

MrFrankenstein: HUH?! WHAT are you listening too?! What a wonderful performance this is!

[@kevinpocketdrummer]

Whoa, Ed actually fumbled a stick! I guess it really does happen to the best of us...

[@macvoutie]

Dont know who Marla is but I do know she has taste and class.

[@dragondix]

Ray and Ed oh YES! meanage

[@jlevinson6]

What a genius!

[@ronniewoodsbellmontsounds7045]

Dexterity and tonality incomparable.

[@michaelwillmott1793]

Stan nows is way around the sax

[@jayblummer146]

0:21

[@TheMuzikanten]

So where is the bass sound ? One of the shortcomings of the Tube system. Charles

[@GordanBlower]

SweeeeeET

[@blackandtanful]

滑らかなｽﾀﾝ･ｹﾞｯﾂ､軽やかﾙｰ･ﾚヴｨｰ､至福の７分間ｶﾞﾚｽﾋﾟｰ･ｸﾗｼｯｸ"WOODY'N YOU" #jazzm

[@juancpgo]

wow ray brown played with everyone

[@MrJazzohjazz]

Ray Brown is the most recorded Jazz Player of all time ,,,by a landslide ,,, I believe he and Ed Thigpen were working with Oscar Peterson at the time I spoke to Ray at the London House in Chicago just a few months earlier.

[@juancpgo]

MrJazzohjazz didnt know that, cool!

[@juancpgo]

He and Ron Carter are my favs :)

[@mkjazz]

Great vintage video. Thank you Marla!!