Horace Silver, Muddy Waters, Dizzy Gillespie Band - Battle of the bands • World of Jazz

Horace Silver combo with Randy Brecker; Muddy Waters; Dizzy Gillespie Big Band Newport Jazz Festival 1968
‘Battle of the Bands’
Live registration of the Newport Jazz Festival 26 October 1968 in the Doelen Concert hall, Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
1. Horace Silver Combo: ‘Song For my Father’ with solos by Horace Silver, piano, Randy Brecker, trumpet and Bennie Maupin, tenor sax
2. Muddy Waters and his band:
a. ‘Hoochie Coochie Man’
b. ‘Got My Mojo Working’
3. Dizzy Gillespie Band:
a. ‘Things To Come’ with solos by Dizzy Gillespie and Cecil Payne
b. ‘Con Alma’ with solos by James Moody and Dizzy Gillespie
c. ‘Milaney’s Love’ with solos by Jimmy Owens and Dizzy Gillespie
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[@assignmentearth2899]

Something that really stands out to me is the balance of how well Brecker and Maupin play their melody/harmony lines together. Real listening. Real musicianship there. That's nice.

[@jacoporobba]

What an incredible video documentation, i love it. Please continue to give us this wonderful things!
Thanks from Italy

[@jodianna1240]

Excellent. Horace Silvers Combo is so smooth. In the description, no mention to the bass player and drummer. I believe the bassist is John Williams and the drummer is Billy Cobham.

[@thecrippledrummer]

Yep. Young Billy Cobham.

[@MrNewktrane]

Ah yes- one of my favorite bassists- Mr. John B. Williams! He later played with Cannonball & Nat's group which then led to his long stint holding down the bass chair in the great Nancy Wilson's trio. Millions of viewers in the States would then see him nightly on the late 80s/early 90s as the bassist on the Arsenio Hall Show. Playing it forward.... Cannonball pulled Capitol Records coat to a young Nancy Wilson. Years later, Nancy would bring a young Ohio native standup comic Arsenio Hall to Hollywood in the late 70s. By the end of the 80s, Hall would get her road pianist & bassist- Michael Wolff & John B. Williams to join his tv show house band.

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

@@MrNewktrane interesting information, thanks 👌🏿

[@rillloudmother]

@@MrNewktrane with a name like that you must be playing some serious tenor!

[@glenncook3307]

DRUMMER IS LENNY WHITE...DONT KNOW WHO THE BASSIST IS

[@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul]

Thanks for posting this classic video 👌🏿
Greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬👊🏿🖤

[@kailashmehta8671]

Great. Some more of these types, please.

[@rsjmd]

Incredible solo riffs in SFMF...Thanks for this gem.

[@rsjmd]

Not forget, I guess that's Paul B on harp.

[@rsjmd]

or Paul Oscher?

[@jvirott]

Thank you for sharing! (From Portugal)

[@rillloudmother]

it's really amazing that cobham was in mahavishnu like 3 years after this.

[@AfrikanGod1]

Such a delight ! Thanks for the upload!

[@pietrochianese9308]

Unico,raro❤

[@4kings486]

สุดจัด

[@rhyan7771]

27:10

[@ceebreeeze]

I need someone to do a documentary on Dizzy's cheeks. My goodness.

[@assignmentearth2899]

Is that Lalo Schifrin on piano for Dizzy?

[@chapmyers9272]

Did Silver always perspire so?

[@armthealiens]

Super hot 🔥🔥🔥
Is that Lalo Schifrin on Piano with Dizzy’s band

[@dr.brianjudedelimaphd743]

Mike Longo

[@ISuperTed]

9:06 Always wondered what Hans Gruber did before he became a terrorist in Die Hard!