Count Basie Orchestra feat. Diane Schuur live at Jazz de Montréal 1988
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01. (Intro) 0:00
02. I Just Found Out About Love 5:19
03. Only You 8:02
04. I Caught a Touch of Your Love 12:56
05. You Can Have It 15:52
06. We'll Be Together Again 19:46
07. Everyday I Have The Blues 24:08
08. (Interlude) 27:22
09. (Interlude II.) 31:55
09. Travelin' Light 39:25
10. Travelin' Blues 44:34
11. Climbing Higher Mountains 48:30
12. Amazing Grace 50:50
13. Deedles' Blues 54:28
Count Basie Orchestra feat. Diane Schuur
conducted by Frank Foster
vox: Diane Schuur
pn: Carl "Ace" Carter
ds: Dennis Mackrel (uncredited in video)
bs: Cleveland Eaton
gt: Paul Weeden
sx: Kenneth Hing, Frank Foster, Daniel House, John Williams, Eric Dixon, James Turner
tp: Lloyd Byron Stripling, Michael Williams, George Cohn, Robert Ojeda
tb: Clarence Banks Jr., Robert Trowers, Wiliam Hugues, Melvin Wanco
recorded at Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, Théatre St. Dennis, 4.7.1988 - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Diane Schuur is one of the all-time greatest jazz singers of all time. She is AMAZING.
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DIANE IS MAGNIFICENT!!! What a voice ! I love you Diane !
Hands down, one of the best concerts ever recorded!
Ace is my beloved brother on the piano, oh how we miss him!
This band swings as hard as when Basie was leading. Diane Schuur is a delight.
Agreed. I was lucky enough to witness them a couple years before Count passed. A crowd of kids, elderly, all ages, screaming!! He actually teared up a little. One of the true highlights of my life. The band was on fire. They lit the crowd on fire. It just got hotter from there.
To call her talent amazing it's not enough ! It goes beyond that !
❤👍 GREAT I LOVE DIANE AND I LOVE THE BASIE BAND. SENSATIONAL AWESOME BEAUTIFUL HEAVENLY AMAZING WONDERFUL PHENOMENAL EXTRAORDINARY!!!!THANKS FOR THIS CONCERT. MARVELOUS!
La cieguita de oro, exelente pianista y mejor intérprete, me encanta, además el scompañamiento que tienes que más se puede pedir, el Señor la bendiga. Amén 🙏😇🙏.
Her voice is sultry! Band swings! Fantastic!
The sound man on this gig captured all of it!
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the mic on the baritone sax was a bit hot....but I love bari, so ....cool. Schuur = fabulous
what an energy and range, ohmygoodness...she is the best! and that impro?? just great!
Man, this Lady can groove. She hits the notes that go right to my soul - the Janis Joplin of JAZZ!
Incredible band....just incredible. The BEST ever
Have the shivers, goose bumps, am breathless! I want to DANCE! Kudos to my hometown girl Deedles! Count, I bow at your feet!
Музыка от души и для души! Как хорошо, что я это нашёл!
i saw the band in 1990 . A few different people but still swinging like crazy! Duffy jackson was on drums. Frank foster really had the band killin!
WoW, Count Basie in 2021 !
Superbe Diva!!!
Que buena es... y la orquesta un avión. Me encanta!
Ace Carter
When Count Basie died, his chair in the band was filled by a longtime Cleveland jazz pianist, Carl "Ace" Carter.
Born in Youngstown, Carter came to Cleveland in 1954 with the Joe Cooper band. Another member ofthat band was a trombonist named Mel Wanzo. Three decades later it was Wanzo, then playing on the Basie band, who recommended that Carter take over the important piano chair in the Basie band.
During a 30-year period, Carter had become a leader on the Cleveland jazz scene. He played regularly at the Boarding House Restaurant on Euclid Avenue and many other jazz spots in Cleveland. He performed with Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie and Sonny Stitt and recorded with George Benson, Emmett Berry and Thelonious Monk and Jimmy Scott.
Despite his vast experience playing with some of the best small jazz groups in Cleveland for more than 30 years, it was not an easy assignment taking over the role of the legendary Count Basie in the band. He said in a 1990 interview with the Cleveland Plain Dealer, "He's sitting right there next to me, right there beside me." Carter never tried to imitate Basie's piano style. He said, "I'm pretty much on my own as far as soloing goes. "
Carter toured with the Frank Foster-led Basie band throughout the United States and to several foreign countries. He remembered one ofthe high spots was a week in London with Ella Fitzgerald.
But, eventually, the rigors of almost constant travel with the Basie band began to wear on Carter. Even though many of the trips were by plane, Ace said, "Getting up and making those flights was not easy. And you don't always get enough sleep or eat the right kind of food."
Carter left the band in 1991 and returned to Cleveland where he continued performing while battling a series of medical problems.
Ace died of kidney failure September 20, 1996 at the age of 65. Jazz musicians from across the country, including many members of the Basie band, attended his funeral service at St. Mark's Presbyterian Church on East Boulevard in Cleveland.
thanks for this insight, very interesting. Carl was always fantastic with the Basie band.
Thanks for the information you posted. I just wanted to hear some swinging Basie and it's not on my phone some I came across this. I myself am battling chronic kidney disease as I post this. Music is my natural drug among all of the pills I need to keep me going. Inspiration, motivation, and an uplift as I battle this ailment. I have more than a decade to reach 65, but for now that sounds reasonable. Thanks again!
Sean Swinton Sean, i just read (12/10/20) your comment wishing you all the best. With regards to the Basie Big Band who’ve i seen twice, in 79/80. Yes, Deedles is one of the best in the business. But the band itself was thriving , imo, during the Roulettes/Pablo label years. All the best. Cheers!
The Carter comment re: Basie on bench beside him made braying laughter. Imagine (it’s impossible) taking Basie chair…alongside Green? Cold sweat indeed!
Our family, Carter, Whipples, thank you so much for your kind, true words about our humble, Genius, gentle giant Brother, Ace, Carl as we called him. We wish he was here for one more hug, kiss & tell my brother, you are still my hero, your baby Sister!
She’s always been a terribly overlooked singer. Not sure why some studio hasn’t done more with her.
The fabulous Count Basie band with , Frank Foster leading this most swingingest and the best band ever. And then we have “Deedles” like-she was born to sing/play with this fantastic band. Great clip and thanks for this beaut upload. Dig the swingin’, Enjoy, G’day & Cheers!
Ace Carter... I'm listening late at night. He did a tremendous job being himself. And melding with the Basie sound. And making it seemless. God Bless Him and Frank Foster and all the musicians on this video. (Thank God for CZcams!) Saw Basie and the Basie bands after Basie live from the 1970s to last January and will do again if they tour. Ace, you are an Ace. Thanks to all!
Ace Carter is my Uncle! ❤
grande entre las grandes del jazz
Legendary performance. It's in my vinyl collection
There is a vinyl of this particular performance??? That must sound astonishing!! I would love to hear that!
@@lukecinto i bought it a few years ago at an auction. Didn't know it is so rare. Come visit my music room 😉
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😎😎😎Diane! Diane!! Diane !!!👏🏼👏🏼
Alright now 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🎺🎷
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Looking forward to working with Ms. Schurr this Sunday with the Coachella Valley Symphony . She was supposed to guest with us two years ago ,but Covid intervened.
So good!!!!
AMAIZING
I love "Only You" so much!!
Fantastic !!!
Que gran banda¡ Increible Diane,,,¡¡
That drummer is holding it down! Imagine how swinging you have to be to drive the CBO!
That’s Dennis Mackrell and absolute monster big band drummer!
Check his playing on the GRP recording Diane Schuur & the Count Basie Orchestra he kills it in that one!
You are Amazing!!! OUTSTANDING!!!! You make my day when I hear voice. Thank you. XXXX
No.1 performance forever !
Wooooow
Nice to hear Bob Florence's "Only You." It's also a great instrumental titled "A Soundsketch."
Да бэнд первоклассный 2 раза я слушал и смотрел его лучший в мире даже без Бэйси ура джазу!
Maravilha!!!!!
Yeah !!! keep swinging and stay tuned ! ct
Todos los temas son marabillosos S.R
Hot Stuff!
I'm sure the Count was looking down from Heaven and grinning.
Cleveland Eaton 🎻🌟🇺🇲
I've seen her perform live 4 times. Why does she never go for the high note at the end of Amazing Grace?
Great sounds, thanks to Frank Foster
Yes Diane is one of a kind! But don't ignore this band oh my god! Steamroller coming into town watch out girls!
This is what Big band should sound like swinging on all levels
When the 4th chair trumpet is poppin’ off high As like nuthin’ you know the whole band is mean.
Please forgive me. Only now have I discovered you
Thanks for this. Byron Stripling just has a tone of STEEL. Every chair graced by the best cats, through and through. Too bad the personnel list is messed up. Tain't no Gregg Fields on drums. Dennis Mackrel, right?
Dave Gibson
Certainly not Dennis Mackrel
Once a Blue Devil...always a Blue Devil.
Track 11. 'Climbing Higher Mountains', not a repeat of 'I Just Found Out'
Thank you, mistake corrected
I believe either James Leary or Cleveland Eaton was the longest tenured bassist of the CBO. Anyone confirm that?
Buffalo native George Caldwell took over for Ace Carter.
Jazz is a celebration. Now in Russia too. )
That's "Byron" Stripling playing trumpet and lead at that.
Thank you, updated
P.S. I AM ENJOYING MY SOX OFF!!
Lady Di of jazz.
I haven't heard her a long time.. where is she?
Who is the bassist Wow
Cleve Eaton from Birmingham, AL. Unfortunately, Cleve passed away not too long ago, but he still played around Birmingham after leaving CBO and had his own club for a time. A great guy and we miss him here.
Luke: Did this air on TQS or Radio-Canada? Looking at the credits, it mentions TQS, but I thought this would be a R-C sort of show.
I have no idea, I was only 4 when this aired.. I saw it on TV some 25+ years ago, and ever since the internet had become a thing, I was looking for any video recording.
That is NOT Dennis Mackrel on drums. Most likely Dave Gibson.
definitely not gregg field on drums! Looks like dennis mackrel.
I think it is Mackrel, yes.
@@rmo52 Last drummer employed by Basie himself. Nice guy, Dennis.
Sonny Cohn
Sure did empathize w/2nd alto during tenor solo visibly cribbing notes for woodshed later. To think of pressure…. Foster arrangements were among the best in Basie book. But Nestico, Quincy, Chico O’Farrill and Ernie Wilkins made charts to die for.
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Unfortunately the tonal balance of this recording is lob sided. Too much screechy highs and too little bottom. In a live performance its the other way round! Such is the doctrine of audio engineers of the 80's and early 90's!
Unfortunately terribly overcompressed,,