Jackie McLean Quartet "Little Melonae"
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- "Little Melonae" (Jackie McLean),
Jackie McLean,alto sax,
Walter Davis,piano,
Nat Reeves,bass
Ronnie Burrage,drums,
Ancona,Italy 1987.
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Yeh, Jackie always sounds great. He's a under sung hero nowadays, shame that younger generation doesn't pay him more respect.
Same thing with Charles McPherson, except, he's still alive and kickin'.
@@lonhillyer You and Charles both played with Charles Mingus!
@@arcajazz I believe it was his father. But don't forget Jackie also played with Mingus!
I have always loved the way Walter Davis smiles when he plays
No one like Jackie! Incredible unique tone that identifies him at once!
The joy of jazz and comunication between the players is MARVOLOUS
orionorion99 Amen.peace& sounds
Cj.
The Jack Knife cutting through those Minor Changes ! Walter Davis Jr
Straight fire !
Whoa...
My all time favourite alto players, based on the innovation and tones created with that instrument: Parker, Adderley, Woods, McLean and Garrett.
Greatest Alto after Charlie Parker!
.....he actually filled in for Charlie Parker once when CP was late for a show/performance, CP finally shows up and tells JM something to the effect of "ok young man, you can go and sit down now " in the interview JM said that he felt a bit slighted.
great video
❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
This was great to hear. Great drum solo!
Sa-MO-kin! !! ❗️
Hypnotique !... 8->
Amazing to hear Jackie McClean play his own tune ( compared with the more famous version by Miles with Coltrane) - also check out my harmonica version on ‘Free at First’ Sunnyside Records
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During most of Walter Davis's solo, the camera focuses on the bass.
Right?!? 🤓
Jackie , Walter Davis Jr if you know Jackie sound the tune sounds just like Jackie Mc ! Minor key opus , Miles and Coltrane played it on the Columbia Round About Midnight LP . Hip composition
Alto and piano in profound swing esthetic, sustained until drum solo, which blended less.