Gene Harris, Otter Crest, "A Little Blues There" (part 2)

[@billlee5307]

That is one heck of a lot of music from three people!

[@soyoung__95]

I LOVE THIS GUYS

[@isaquesilvasousa294]

Very good!!!!

[@funkman0811]

CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS SOOOOOOOOOOOOO AWESOME JIMMIE SMITH UNDER RATED UN NOTICED JAZZ DRUMMER THAT IS KILLER WOW GENE HARRIS AND HEARD AND SMITH ARE ONE FREAKING BURNIN TRIO

[@Mark-py3rv]

GOD I love Gene... Heard on Base an Smith on drums...WOW I had been listening to him on my dads vinyl for a few years already when this was recorded in 1981..I turned 18 that year...you always make me happy every time I listen

[@klingelhorn]

I can't stop my leg! Love the low note at the end of the bass solo. Wow!

[@okiepita50t-town28]

What an awesome group.

[@MrCharlyAndy]

John Heard is an unsung hero. Check out Basie and Peterson's "Timekeepers."

[@jtauscher]

I've got sheets if anyone is interested, because I did some transcriptions of Gene Harris Songs (Summertime, Black and Blue, The Song Is You)...gooogle for geniusharris and jimdo and you will find it :) youtube blocks the direct way, sorry

[@mrswing]

The intensity does go down somewhat in part two - but then it's hard to imagine how a bass solo could have kept that incredible momentum going.

[@fedepia84]

I love this dude... he is like the new version of Oscar Peterson. Where can I download the full Gene Harris video?

[@bcarrbone]

Look at the lady swinging at 5:45...nuf said

[@superyou918]

that's Gene's wife

[@jamesventola6883]

Whose the Bass player??

[@stevenpeters6909]

It was John Heard. I worked as a banquet bartender for this gig and saw all the music!!!!!!!

[@jamesventola6883]

@@stevenpeters6909 Thanks. Killing chemistry between them.