Count Basie & His Orchestra 1960 "Cute" | Sonny Payne Drum Solo | Frank Wess | Milan, Italy
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- Thad Jones, Snooky Young, Sonny Cohn, Joe Newman - trumpet
Billy Mitchell, Frank Wess, Marshall Royal, Frank Foster, Charlie Fowlkes - sax
Frank Wess - flute
Al Grey, Henry Coker, Benny Powell - trombone
Count Basie - piano
Freddie Green - guitar
Eddie Jones - bass
Sonny Payne - drums
Recorded in Milan, Italy in 1960.
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There's never a bad time to listen to Basie with Sonny Payne.
A great band 😢😢😮
Such a classic! Payne was an underrated drummer. He had that swing feel plus he could drive Basie's band with power. He would even come off of his chair from time to time when he played the bass drum. A real showman with technique to spare. Basie himself had been a drummer in his early years so he appreciated what Sonny was doing. Nice post here.
Never underrated.
@@rudolphguarnacci197 That's true in a sense; I just feel like he didn't get the notoriety other big name drummers got from his era.
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Well, i can tell you from first hand experience he was extremely well-respected by other drummers. In fact, i recently looked at his wiki profile. It said he was Sinatra's drummer and that Frank paid his hospital bills and for his funeral.
@@rudolphguarnacci197 Glad to hear it. I know he was well-respected by other drummers, I'm one of them! My point was about notoriety in the public eye. Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Art Blakey, Shelly Manne, Louie Bellson, Elvin Jones, Max Roach etc. Those drummers all had their own bands and therefore tended to be out front more than Sonny did. That's all.
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My dad was a drummer from that era. He always spoke highly of Sonny Payne. We would discuss the differences between Sonny and Count's drummer before Sonny, Gus Johnson.
Real tight!!!
One more once..... Mr Sonny Payne!!! My idol!!
Never heard Frank Wess before. Just perfect.
Thank you ~
I have always loved this song. Great video of the master drummer Sonny Payne!
😊 Payne a giant. top tier in big band drummers. looks like Thad Jones next to Sonny.
That´s Thad!
Super Sonny and Fantastic Frank.
Drummer plays and the show the brass, Flute player plays and they show the flute player!!! Love Sonny Payne
Yeah, the camerawork was awful.
The incredible Frank Wess on flute solo & that relentless driving guitar was the incomparable Freddie Green
SP was the real deal. The definition of a big band drummer...tasty one minute and roar the next. Great post..thank you!!
That wonderful, muscular, powerful Basie sound, even in the delicate, quiet parts. No one even came close to matching it in my opinion.
LOVE IT
MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was a drummer in a jazz combo at age 17 with my father(he played keyboards)(early 70's) and this was one of my favorite tunes to play.
I enjoyed that thoroughly. Thanks guys
Yeah! Just lovely…😎
That flute!!!!!!!!!!
The engine that drove the Basie band.
Count Basie & his Orchestra :
Wendell Culley (or Sonny Cohn?), Eugene “Snookie” Young, Joe Newman, Thad Jones (tp), Al Grey, Benny Powell, Henry Coker (tb), Marshall Royal (as, cl) (& C-Melody sax?), Billy Mitchell (ts, cl), Frank Foster (ts), Frank Wess (as, ts, fl), Charlie Fowlkes (bar, b-cl, fl), Count Basie (p, leader), Freddie Green (g), Eddie Jones (b), Sonny Payne (d), Joe Williams (voc)
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"Cute"
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Music by Neal Hefti
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Recorded in Milano, Teatro Lirico, April 6, 1960
(Count Basie's first Italian tour)
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