Stan Getz - The Night Has A Thousand Eyes

[@larskarlsson4824]

Stan, here with one of his best groups. Jim McNeely on piano, Mark Johnson on bass and Victor Lewis on drums! Could not be much bettet!

[@roadrocket7]

And on DRUMS, VICTOR LEWIS! ! ! ! Master drummer. First heard him with Woody Shaw. Made me think differently about drums after seeing and hearing Mr. Lewis.

[@fdasaro1]

victor is fantastic

[@DavidJones-jv6nq]

roadrocket7 s

[@ed.z.]

Woody Shaw made think differently about music. So harmonically fascinating like Kenny Garrett.

[@roadrocket7]

First saw this concert on PBS "Great Performances"; Recorded at the Paul Masson WInery. Great jazz concerts. Also featured Dexter Gordon, and Carmen McRae, if my memory serves me. Circa 1980?

[@darzil007]

victor lewis was one of my favorite drummers,

[@Osnosis]

Still laying it down in NYC. At Small’s a couple of months ago.

[@mharbaugh]

KILLER piano solo! Jim McNealy is one bad man.

[@snaaptaker]

The concert at the Paul Masson Winery, sometime in the early(?) 80s, IIRC. Thank God I taped the whole concert off the TV--Stan at his greatest!

[@azman.s]

Master tenor with the great lineup musicians!

[@getzfan1]

Thanks for posting. I enjoy any and every video/audio by Stan. I have a couple of tapes which I recorded off the TV and radio way back when of Stan. I believe one is from the White House.

[@williambunter3311]

What an unbelievably fantastic pianist!!!!

[@pmottagenmed]

Stan was one of the most fabulous tenors of jazz!!!!

[@hisashi6387]

スタンゲッツは白人テナーの最高峰ですね。 ビクタールイスかっこ良い。 小気味良い、フレキシブルなドラミング好きです。

[@eddiebeato5546]

Wow! These musicians are amazing!!!

[@BenevolentMagic]

Wonderful and great solos! Steve Allen too - terrific.

[@mitchcornacchia968]

Great jazz.

[@jamesmccourt9782]

Mind Blown!

[@santamara]

Awesome!

[@docnelson2008]

"Stan is good just reading' the newspaper" Miles Davis. That quote sums Stan up-just fabulous on sax and he always looked good. RIP Stan-awesome!

[@emilboesen9981]

CLASSIC TO PUT THE INTERWIEW RIGT IN THE BASSSOLO!

[@micahleighwoodthomas]

Stan talk's through the bass solo .. that's classic haha!

[@JasonDeCristofaro]

That's what I said!!

[@jodi183]

*sigh* and one by the great Marc Johnson. lol

[@FrankieJazzFox]

Stupid producers

[@jasongoodrow949]

And a really nice solo. The phrases at the beginning are deep.

[@oldboy9267]

lmao disrespectful move with the use of a-roll and b-roll.

[@XieYali]

Gorgeous. That sweater is something else. ;) Oh the music ain't bad either :P

[@arlene1934corwin]

What a tempo!

[@borgullet3376]

This is GOLD....Victor Lewis, what more can I say ?

[@TheMusikI]

Wow. Serious study material.

[@bertilselminger1855]

Love you Stan!!!

[@lefujyou]

Man the rhythm section is on fire 🔥……….Lefuj

[@PepperWilliams_songcovers]

Steve Allen could it all. Actor, musician, novelist, comedian, etc.,

[@hardyblues2194]

Never saw stan getz dancing before haha

[@Leedysgladstones]

Does the sweater make Stan the first hipster ever?

[@JEANCARLOSSIMOES]

O mestre

[@ArtanisYT]

I think it's recorded circa 1983.

[@bobbygoesbig]

Steve Allen! Funny...

[@drumtwo4seven]

👍

[@boku1966]

@BBG1 would you put more from that documentary "People Time"? Is there also some footage from that last date with Kenny Baron?

[@cldavis33]

Go Stan!!! And that piano player, lol. FUCK.

[@ivormalherbe4502]

Bass solos are good for interview background. Sad. But the music is stratosphéric.

[@anorre]

When was this? Does anybody know?

[@rdklarnet55]

We all know the sweater stole the show.

[@Adamswelltroddenpathways]

1:40

[@jennifervincent739]

Love it....but he talked through the bass solo....AARRGGHH

[@thinkagain9457]

The song is 'not 1000 eyes.

[@MrJazznerd]

many jokes haven´t been made back then.

[@markbra]

Jazz musicians know their job. Or should !

[@tonespinner]

cool school?? HA!---STANLEY STEAMER

[@khaosx12]

STAN HAD TEETH MISSING???!!!

[@popmihai2000]

and then... lady gaga takes a prize and everyone buys her album.... sadly

[@jazzuffe]

Lars Gullin should have been there, then, with Getz. Great performance by "bad guy" Gets here, anyway :-) He was a genious, and even better 5 years later.

[@petepoulos]

Lars died in 1976 do that would have been tough.

[@BGetz2011]

No. No teeth missing.

[@Stubummer]

Great musician but never could dig his tone all that much...

[@mikutakiseko2351]

この人メロディのフェイクだけは上手いよね