Toots Thielemans Quartet Feat Jeff Berlin - Live in Bremen 1977 1st Set

[@pizzicatobassplayer]

I haven't listened to this for a month now, and it sounds good-as-hell! Never loses its spizzazz as good as the day they laid it down.

[@pierrepicot3706]

Never hear before : Fantastic !!!!!!!!

[@christophegaudissart6551]

jeff berlin really insteressing !!!!! i belevied it was jaco.....toots is phenomenal reaaly good good upload thanks a lot

[@musicuniverse1986]

Yes, there are some similiarities between the two for sure. Berlin was/is hugely inspired by Jaco, even if he admits to it or not.

[@christophegaudissart6551]

au fur et a mesure de la decouverte de cet enregistrement magnifique on ne peut que se dire wouaou quel son quelle modernite rappelez moi l annee !!!........

[@musicuniverse1986]

I agree totally, Christophe. This was ahead of its time for sure. A truly great gathering of musicians. Thanks for commenting.

[@landztranz]

Fantastic musicians!

[@musicuniverse1986]

I agree totally. No weak links in this quartet for sure. Thanks for taking the time to leave such an enthusiastic comment. Greetings from Norway.

[@JacoPastoriusArchive]

I hadn't heard this before, but it's really good. Thanks for uploading!

[@pierrepicot3706]

Same thing here

[@dexdouglassbassbum]

Totally!

[@musicuniverse1986]

You're welcome. Great stuff indeed. Thanks for commenting.

[@davidfitzgerald2018]

Berlin playing fretless!

[@billylikitsakosmusic6367]

This is great!

[@musicuniverse1986]

Glad you enjoyed it Billy. Thanks for leaving a comment.

[@bAgRiMoIrEsS.4]

"Toots" I love the name, I've never heard of him. One thing I do know, the way he plays that thing is how he got his name. Great stuff!

[@DelEngen]

He was the cat playing harmonica on the Sesame Street theme (the American kid's TV show where The Muppets started).

[@musicuniverse1986]

Glad you enjoyed the recording, but you must certainly have heard him even though you couldn't rememeber the name. He has played with a host of famous musicians ranging from Benny Goodman to Jaco Pastorius. With the latter he played on "Word Of Mouth" and "Holiday For Pans" as well as the Japan 1982 tour and various other live performances :)

[@pierrepicot3706]

Many thanks for upload

[@musicuniverse1986]

You're welcome Pierre. Thanks for commenting.

[@pierrepicot3706]

The Fender Rhodes is so élégant

[@MarceloMonteiro_]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@musicuniverse1986]

Thanks for the reaction Marcelo. Greetings from Norway.

[@George-kx6ej]

If i understand you right, here Toot is playing guitar too...

[@musicuniverse1986]

Yes, he plays guitar on "The Mooch" and plays guitar and whistles simultaneously on "Bluesette" ;) Thanks for commenting George.

[@pierrepicot3706]

Harmonica is a diatonic instrument so it's the feeling of all other musicians who create this superb live

[@christophegaudissart6551]

toots joue d un harminica chromatique et c pour ca qu il a un bouton dans la main droite pour avoir ttes les notes a la difference des harmonicas utilises dans le blues

[@pierrepicot3706]

@@christophegaudissart6551 Merci à vous ; j'ai beaucoup joué (basses & contrebasse) mais jamais avec un musicos jouant de l'harmonica

[@christophegaudissart6551]

vs ne connaissiez pas toots thielmans .?????

[@pierrepicot3706]

@@christophegaudissart6551 Oui ; bien sur : ses reprises d'Ennio Morricone ; ses concerts avec Jaco Pastorius ; ses participations dans World Of Mouth ou Holiday For Pans

[@dexdouglassbassbum]

That's good information!