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Benson's Rider (C.C. Rider)
Newport Jazz Festival 1966
George Benson
1966Festival Field, Newport, Rhode Island, July 2, 1966. George Benson - guitar, Lonnie Smith - organ, Ronnie Cuber - saxophone, Billy Kay - drums
Benson's Rider (C.C. Rider)
Newport Jazz Festival 1966
George Benson
Concert filmUSAB&W Live performanceEntry id = 14048
Rondo
Newport Jazz Festival 1958
George Shearing
1958Freebody Park, Newport, Rhode Island, July 6, 1958. Featured in the 1959 film Jazz On A Summer's Day
Monkeying Around
Richmond Jazz Festival 1965
Georgie Fame
1965Festival performance August 1965. First broadcast on Shindig!, December 1965. Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames. Includes Speedy Acquaye - congas
Monkeying Around
Richmond Jazz Festival 1965
Georgie Fame
Concert filmUKB&WLive performanceEntry id = 2764
Instrumental
Kongsberg Jazz Festival 1974
Gerald Wilson
1974Kongsberg, Norway, June 1974. Gerald Wilson leading Kongsberg Festival Big Band
Instrumental
Kongsberg Jazz Festival 1974
Gerald Wilson
Concert filmNorwayB&WLive performanceEntry id = 25979
Catch As Catch Can
Newport Jazz Festival 1958
Gerry Mulligan
1958Freebody Park, Newport, Rhode Island, July 5, 1958. Featured in the 1959 film Jazz On A Summer's Day
Catch As Catch Can
Newport Jazz Festival 1958
Gerry Mulligan
Concert filmUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 568
Four For Three, Darn That Dream, Open Country, Utter Chaos
Jazz Casual
Gerry Mulligan
1962First broadcast July 18, 1962. The Gerry Mulligan Quartet. Gerry Mulligan - saxophone, piano, Bob Brookmeyer - trombone, Wyatt Ruther - bass, Gus Johnson - drums
Four For Three, Darn That Dream, Open Country, Utter Chaos
Jazz Casual
Gerry Mulligan
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 26279
Take Five, Instrumental
New Orleans Jazz Festival 1969
Gerry Mulligan
1969New Orleans Jazz Festival, June 1969. Gerry Mulligan, Paul Desmond - Saxophone, Milt Hinton - bass, Alan Dawson - Drums
Take Five, Instrumental
New Orleans Jazz Festival 1969
Gerry Mulligan
Concert filmUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 3839
Jeru, Finale**
The Original Rompin' Stompin' Hot And Heavy, Cool And Groovy All Star Jazz Show
Gerry Mulligan
1976Ed Sullivan Theater, New York. First broadcast April 13, 1976. Includes Joe Newman - trumpet. **With show ensemble
Jeru, Finale**
The Original Rompin' Stompin' Hot And Heavy, Cool And Groovy All Star Jazz Show
Gerry Mulligan
TV ShowUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 12000
'Round Midnight
Newport Jazz Festival 1971
Giants Of Jazz
1971Festival Field, Newport, Rhode Island, July 2-5, 1971. Dizzy Gillespie - trumpet, Thelonious Monk - piano, Sonny Stitt - saxophone, Kai Winding - trombone, Al McKibbon - bass, Art Blakey - Drums
'Round Midnight
Newport Jazz Festival 1971
Giants Of Jazz
Concert filmUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 11071
Blues in C Suite: Cheryl/ Air Conditioning/ Relaxin' at Camarillo, Parabola
Antibes Jazz Festival 1974
Gil Evans
1974Antibes, Juan-les-Pins, France, July 1974
Blues in C Suite: Cheryl/ Air Conditioning/ Relaxin' at Camarillo, Parabola
Antibes Jazz Festival 1974
Gil Evans
Concert filmFranceColourLive performanceEntry id = 26200
Chuck Berry Fields Forever, Chororô, Ela, Sao Joao Xango, Respeita Januário, Belo Dia, Batmakumba, Procissâo, Improvisation
Montreux Jazz Festival 1978
Gilberto Gil
1978Casino De Montreux, Switzerland, July 13, 1978
Chuck Berry Fields Forever, Chororô, Ela, Sao Joao Xango, Respeita Januário, Belo Dia, Batmakumba, Procissâo, Improvisation
Montreux Jazz Festival 1978
Gilberto Gil
Concert filmSwitzerlandColourLive performanceEntry id = 25741
Sugar Hill Blues, Another Get Together*
Jazz Casual
Gildo Mahones
1963Filmed February 22, 1963. The Gildo Mahones Trio. Gildo Mahones - piano, George Tucker - bass, Jimmie Smith - drums. *With Pony Poindexter - saxophone
Sugar Hill Blues, Another Get Together*
Jazz Casual
Gildo Mahones
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 26291
I'm Satisfied, Blue Because Of You, Sunny Side Of The Street, I've Got It Bad
Montreux Jazz Festival 1974
Helen Humes
1974Maison Des Congrès, Montreux, Switzerland, July 1, 1974. With Buddy Tate - saxophone, Earl Hines - piano, Jimmy Woode - bass, Ed Thigpen - drums
I'm Satisfied, Blue Because Of You, Sunny Side Of The Street, I've Got It Bad
Montreux Jazz Festival 1974
Helen Humes
Concert filmSwitzerlandColourLive performanceEntry id = 17236
You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To, 'S Wonderful, The Thrill Is Gone, Bye Bye Blackbird
Antibes Jazz Festival 1960
Helen Merrill
1960Antibes, Juan-les-Pins, France, July 1960
You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To, 'S Wonderful, The Thrill Is Gone, Bye Bye Blackbird
Antibes Jazz Festival 1960
Helen Merrill
Concert filmFranceB&WLive performanceEntry id = 26189
Includes - You'll Know When You Get There
Molde Jazz Festival 1971
Herbie Hancock
1971Molde, Norway, August 1971. Herbie Hancock and Mwandishi. Eddie Henderson - trumpet, flugelhorn, Bennie Maupin - clarinet, saxophone, Julian Priester - trombone, Herbie Hancock - keyboards, Buster Williams - bass, Billy Hart - drums
Includes - You'll Know When You Get There
Molde Jazz Festival 1971
Herbie Hancock
Concert filmNorwayB&WLive performanceEntry id = 26052
Toys
Jazz Harmonie
Herbie Hancock
1972Filmed Paris, France, March 1972. Billed as Herbie Hancock Mwandishi
Chameleon, Finale**
The Original Rompin' Stompin' Hot And Heavy, Cool And Groovy All Star Jazz Show
Herbie Hancock
1976Ed Sullivan Theater, New York. First broadcast April 13, 1976. **With show ensemble
Chameleon, Finale**
The Original Rompin' Stompin' Hot And Heavy, Cool And Groovy All Star Jazz Show
Herbie Hancock
TV ShowUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 11998
Yavuz, Norwegian Wood, Sawa Sawa De, St. Thomas, More Rice Than Peas Please
Newport Jazz Festival 1967
Herbie Mann
1967Festival Field, Newport, Rhode Island, July 1, 1967. Featured in the film The Five Faces Of Jazz. Herbie Mann - flute, Roy Ayers - vibraphone, Chick Anemian - oud, Reggie Workman - bass, Bruno Carr - drums, Babatunde Olatunji - percussion
Yavuz, Norwegian Wood, Sawa Sawa De, St. Thomas, More Rice Than Peas Please
Newport Jazz Festival 1967
Herbie Mann
Concert filmUSAB&W Live performanceEntry id = 14050
Tokyo Blues, Pretty Eyes, Senor Blues, No Smokin', Que Pasa
Antibes Jazz Festival 1964
Horace Silver
1964Antibes, Juan-les-Pins, France, July 27-28, 1964. Carmell Jones - trumpet, Joe Henderson - saxophone, Horace Silver - piano, Teddy Smith - bass, Roger Humphries - drums
Tokyo Blues, Pretty Eyes, Senor Blues, No Smokin', Que Pasa
Antibes Jazz Festival 1964
Horace Silver
Concert filmFranceColourisedLive performanceEntry id = 26160
Instrumental
Newport Jazz Festival In Rotterdam 1968
Horace Silver
1968De Doelen Concert Hall, Rotterdam, October 1968. Randy Brecker - trumpet, Benny Maupin - saxophone, Horace Silver -piano, Johnny Williams - bass, Billy Cobham - drums
Instrumental
Newport Jazz Festival In Rotterdam 1968
Horace Silver
Concert filmNetherlandsB&WLive performanceEntry id = 26258
The Sad Bag Of Shaky Jake/ I Walk On Guilded Splinters”
Jazz Bilzen 1969
Humble Pie
1969Bilzen, Belgium, August 24, 1969
The Sad Bag Of Shaky Jake/ I Walk On Guilded Splinters”
Jazz Bilzen 1969
Humble Pie
Concert filmBelgiumB&WLive performanceEntry id = 5839
Frankie And Johnny, My Man
All That Jazz (TV)
Humphrey Lyttleton
1962First broadcast May 26, 1962. Humphrey Lyttleton and his Band
Frankie And Johnny, My Man
All That Jazz (TV)
Humphrey Lyttleton
TV showUKB&WLive performanceEntry id = 8217
The Addison Trip, Pastoral Graffiti, Rites Of Man, Roots
Molde Jazz Festival 1974
Ian Carr's Nucleus
1974Molde, Norway, August 2-3, 1974. Ian Carr - trumpet, flugelhorn, Bob Bertles - saxophone, flute, Ken Shaw - guitar, Geoff Castle - keyboards, Roger Sutton - bass, Bryan Spring - drums
The Addison Trip, Pastoral Graffiti, Rites Of Man, Roots
Molde Jazz Festival 1974
Ian Carr's Nucleus
Concert filmNorwayColourLive performanceEntry id = 26015
Climax Rag, A Million Dreams
Antibes Jazz Festival 1979
Jabbo Smith
1979Antibes, Juan-les-Pins, France, July 20, 1979. Jabbo Smith - trumpet, vocal, Danny Barker - guitar, Frog Joseph - trombone, Orange Kellin - clarinet, Lars Edegran - piano, Franck Field - bass, John Robichaux - drums
Climax Rag, A Million Dreams
Antibes Jazz Festival 1979
Jabbo Smith
Concert filmFranceColourLive performanceEntry id = 18301
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