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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2013
- Amateur video production with exceptional musicians balances out to an entertaining 1/2 hour of top shelf Jazz. The concept of "Jazz West" was to create a TV program that delivered the best west coast jazz players in an informal club type setting while getting to know them with brief interviews mixed in with their performances. It was conceived and produced by Otto Svoboda and directed by Joe Chess for a CSUN TV 240 production class taught by Tom Burrows. This program would of never materialized if it wasn't for the tremendous help and support of the "Voice of Jazz" himself, Bob Summers.Also, Mundell and his quintet are amazing players and great guys for participating in this program. And this would of never been posted on CZcams if it weren't for friend and colleague Jimmy Velarde (who was a cameraman on this gig). It was shot in the 80's at Valley Production Studios in Van Nuys with great support from Franky Bronell and the Lumbleau Real Estate Schools.
I was looking for tracks of Nick Ceroli. What a nice video. Nick died so young. God bless his soul. Peace amigos...JO
Here is some nice Nick Ceroli for you! czcams.com/video/iHW2_bjsH0c/video.html
I am a drummer and drumming instructor. Nick Ceroli was a tremendous drummer. He had one of the cleanest, crispest techniques of anyone. Listen to his snare and his hi hat "after beats" on 2 and 4 here. Also, I suggest you enjoy his precise playing on The Ray Anthony Show on TV from around 1963. What a player! He held that band down so wonderfully and kicked it. That was about 2 years before he became a member of Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass.
@@joecaroselli5858 Love it man.
If it’s the drummer , he blowdoors off, and (RIP).
Love you guys, this is it.
This is incredible!!
Nick is absolutely the world’s greatest most sensitive and most musically synchronized drummer in the world. We lost a national treasure on August 11th 1985😔
You will never be forgotten
Absolutely! He had a superb touch, crafted lovingly for each and every piece.
Yes you're right. He was one of my teachers at Grove Music School, and my most beloved.
In the introduction, Otto Svoboda wrote...
"The concept of 'Jazz West' was to create a TV program that delivered the best west coast jazz players in an informal club type setting while getting to know them with brief interviews mixed in with their performances."
That was the same concept "Jazz Central" used, when it aired on BET in the 90's. I had several video tapes of that show with various performers and it was always in that type of setting.
Great format. Very enjoyable.
Thanks for posting this Otto Svoboda.
Nick was and is the greatest big band drummer that ever lived!
He is a vastly unappreciated musical giant.
Truly Awesome...Thank You so much for Sharing...
For those who love and know... Nick Ceroli
"The Music Comes First"
It Always Did...!!!
May it Last Forever...!!!
RIP Dad, I Love and Miss you so Much...!!!
I remember this......it was a lot of fun working with these seasoned jazz performers doing the audio on this. I am so glad the recording still exists----thanks Otto!
Well, I’m only 5:34 into it,
and they’re killin’ it very badly.
Love you guys, what’s up.?
I used to catch all these Heavyweight jazz cats on the LA Jazz Club Circuit 'often in LA's SFV where many of My favorite LA Jazz venues were located between Studio City/North Hollywood to Tarzana, Ca' Monteleone's West Including. the 'Money Tree on Riverside Dr. & 'Alfonse's in Toluca Lake, 'Donte's at 4269 Lankershim Blvd in North Hollywood, 'Chadney's across the street from NBC Burbank, 'Sneaky Pete's on the Sunset Strip 8907 Sunset Blvd next door west of the Whiskey & So many more!
Sick puppy, this pianist, here.
What a lucky find.
Fantastic Show My father did, with the late Bob Summers! back in the day, thank you for sharing the up-load / and that's a quintet = 5
MidnightJazzer Thank you for letting me know. So happy you enjoyed the video.
1. Lester Leaps In (1:05)
2. I'll Never Be The Same (5:34)
3. Friends Again (based on Just Friends) (9:58)
4. [Introductions] (12:45)
5. Emily (14:08)
6. Medley: I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face (19:25)
Get Me To The Church On Time (20:42)
I've Grown etc.. reprise (23:56)
7. [More Introductions] (24:50)
8. St. Thomas (29:25)
9. [Credits] (34.23)
'Lou Levy was fabulous with Med Flory's Supersax where I caught them at Donte's & Alphonse's, etc... 'Can you imagine an evening of Med Flory's SUPERSAX playing Charlie 'Yardbird' Parker
"I'll Never be the Same" - stunning. Many thanks for posting!
Great video and great music!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your comment.
All musicians I knew when on the scene in L.A.
Thanks for the post I will look for more from this quintet
great vid very pleasant all these guys were class players in and out of the studio.this is one tight rythmn section driving this jazz train along.many thanks.
ＭＲ.NICK CEROLI IS 「NO.1 DRUMMER」！！！！！！！！ I THINK！！
Ceroli was #1!
Where have I been?
You guys are killin’ me here.
This whole thing is wicked.
Great set, amazing the stuff that was going on in little pockets around So Cal. I just heard a Mundell tune on KCSM and went in search of more. Noticed you mentioned CSUN above and it made me think of a couple guys you might like if you're not familiar out of UCI Masters Music Program named the Mattson Duo or 2. Not promoting, just a fan, and thinking like this set, if you can sort the wheat from the chaff there are still neat things in a similar vein going down these many years later.
Great!
Great player!
It gives me a lot of joy that you saw your dad in the video. Who is your dad?
Lou Levy on piano?
Yes, Lou Levy
What year?
first call Tonight Show guitarist .
Spell Monty Budwig, not Monte. Nice historic video.
1:49 minority quoote
Bill Berry, not Barry. Great horn player.