Kurt Edelhagen exactly what he wanted from his orchestra. He wanted the awesome best. And, he got it, even more. What a great jazz music orchestra leader he was. His closest competition came from England and France, but he out-swung them all, including many of the bands from the USA as well. And his musicians were equally as great in interpreting and.producing the essential sounds and lyricism of Jazz and popular music.
Ok, I'm knocked out now. As a big band bari player from this era, surprised to never even have HEARD of these CATS! Well, now that's taken care of. These charts and recording quality are really excellent. Heavy players indeed! From here on count me as an avid listener. Many thanks for this post.
A fantastic Bigband. What a trumpet section: Hanne Wilfert, Fritz Weichbroth, Milo Pavlovic, Shake Keane - Kurt Edelhagen said one High Note-trumpet player, but Hanne Wilfert and Fritz Weichbroth were all fantastic high note players. Karl Drewo and Bubi Aderhold, Otto Bredl too, were fantastic musicians too. Or hear the piano player. This was in 1965 the best of the European Bigband Jazz.
This concert is an absolute utter gem! And come to think of it, it's an "sleeper" video. Never heard of these band-men. Lots of American jazz artists came to Europe for Artistic-Recognition, which was more or less lacking in the States, at the time; some are in this band. The fantastic arrangements and the solo's are bloody crackin' and pure swinging. Thanks for this incredible upload. Enjoy & Cheers!
If only they could have played in UK.....but sadly. The hard driving opening track brought tears of joy to my so good was it, and the remainder immense pleasure.
Even to-date, February 1, 2021, there are only a, rare, a few, bands that can match the jazz intensity, the outstanding impact, the jazz quality and musical control and tone as managed by this great orchestra under the direction, the conductorship, of the one and only Kurt Edelhagen, a jazz music Master for all ages. Each of the soloists, then playing within the band, were exceptionally captivating musicians, with few peers out there even today.
I have several Kurt Edelhagen LP's but on listening to this its pretty difficult to believe there might have been any better big bands operating at this point in the 60's - top arrangements, section playing and soloists!
This was just four years before I became aware of Herr Edelhagen and his excellent band in '69, from three great tracks: _Copacabana_ and _Song from the Moulin Rouge_ and _The Lambeth Walk_ which appeared on Polydor Stereo Wonderland LPs 109625/6/7 and I still play today. CZcams and its contributors do a tremendous service to the memory of these musicians and that era, capturing precious moments in time. The BBC ditched vast amounts of its early videotaped programme stock - but is it possible that other European stations had more foresight?
I believe I'm correct when I say that UK MU rules dictated that all BBC recorded music had to be erazed after the third transmission, be it TV or radio. So in theory no tapes should exist. But i refuse to believe that BBC studio managers did not copy tapes of performances they adjudged as well worth retaining..
Excellent solos from Shake Keane on trumpet [from St Vincent], who recorded with Joe Harriott, and Wilton 'Bogey' Gaynair on tenor sax [a graduate of the famed Alpha School in Kingston Jamaica with 3 sets under his leadership. Any help identifying the other musicians much appreciated. This is a fine big band set....
... hart und präzise, bis die Lippen bluten (Titel SPIEGEL damals). Klare Klangbild-Sektionen-Trennung. Manchmal klingen die gleichen Musiker unter K. Edelhagen besser-anders als später unter F. Boland in den gleichen/selbigen Arrangements.
waren die gut - als Spätgeborener war mir nie bewusst wie gut und habe sie fälschlicherweise als Schlagerkapelle abgetan. Hiermit leiste ich Abbitte - Respekt Kurt
Drums: Dai Bowen (UK), Bass:Jonny Fischer(Aus),Piano:Bora Rokovic(Yug), Trumpet: Shake Keane (UK)Milo Pavlovic(Yug) Fritz Weichbrodt Hanne Wilfert (Germ), Trombone: Nick Hauch Otto Bredl (Germ) JiggsWigham(USA) Manfred Gatjens (Germ). Sax: Wilton Gaynair (West Indies) Karl Drewo(Aus) Drek Humble(UK) Bubi Aderhold (Germ). That's the best I can do Rick.
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Kurt Edelhagen exactly what he wanted from his orchestra. He wanted the awesome best. And, he got it, even more. What a great jazz music orchestra leader he was. His closest competition came from England and France, but he out-swung them all, including many of the bands from the USA as well. And his musicians were equally as great in interpreting and.producing the essential sounds and lyricism of Jazz and popular music.
Spot on, a which was not sight reading yet not overrehearsed. Utterly fabulous.
Was ein tolles Konzert... 👍👏👏Hier erkennt man die wahre Klasse des Orchesters... 👍👌👍
Ok, I'm knocked out now. As a big band bari player from this era, surprised to never even have HEARD of these CATS!
Well, now that's taken care of. These charts and recording quality are really excellent. Heavy players indeed!
From here on count me as an avid listener.
Many thanks for this post.
Great band. Thanks for sharing 👍
Great band, musicians, arrangements,....
A fantastic Bigband. What a trumpet section: Hanne Wilfert, Fritz Weichbroth, Milo Pavlovic, Shake Keane - Kurt Edelhagen said one High Note-trumpet player, but Hanne Wilfert and Fritz Weichbroth were all fantastic high note players. Karl Drewo and Bubi Aderhold, Otto Bredl too, were fantastic musicians too. Or hear the piano player. This was in 1965 the best of the European Bigband Jazz.
Der Bassist en der Schlagzeuger: FANTASTISCHE GROOVE KANONEN !!
This concert is an absolute utter gem! And come to think of it, it's an "sleeper" video.
Never heard of these band-men. Lots of American jazz artists came to Europe for Artistic-Recognition, which was more or less lacking in the States, at the time; some are in this band. The fantastic arrangements and the solo's are bloody crackin' and pure swinging. Thanks for this incredible upload. Enjoy & Cheers!
Many, many thanks for upload.
If only they could have played in UK.....but sadly. The hard driving opening track brought tears of joy to my so good was it, and the remainder immense pleasure.
Only crit' being that the vison/sound synch' is slightly out. Shame.
Vergnügliches Lauschen und Mitwippen: Wunderbar!
I had one vinyl album of this band. A great one
Just fantastic playing and arrangements. Smokin'!
Arr. Bora Roković, Zrenjanin, Srbija I love Jazz
Heidi Glow Exactly! Dig, Enjoy & Cheers!
Even to-date, February 1, 2021, there are only a, rare, a few, bands that can match the jazz intensity, the outstanding impact, the jazz quality and musical control and tone as managed by this great orchestra under the direction, the conductorship, of the one and only Kurt Edelhagen, a jazz music Master for all ages. Each of the soloists, then playing within the band, were exceptionally captivating musicians, with few peers out there even today.
They were very good years ....
Great sectional play!!
Very much in the mood of the RIAS orchestra...
Excellent...
mit dabei und unvergessen unser Karl Drewo
I have several Kurt Edelhagen LP's but on listening to this its pretty difficult to believe there might have been any better big bands operating at this point in the 60's - top arrangements, section playing and soloists!
On a par with Ted Heath’s band, absolutely
But this fabulopus band enjoyed notably better repetoir overall@@Strongscotch
" Brotherhood of man", sowas gab's Mal ! Great musicians !!
Terrific in every way.
Great to see Shake Keane-Saw him in Manchester UK at the 43Club once with Joe Harriot's group.
Große Beherrscher ihrer Instrumente......Exzellent.....
This was just four years before I became aware of Herr Edelhagen and his excellent band in '69, from three great tracks: _Copacabana_ and _Song from the Moulin Rouge_ and _The Lambeth Walk_ which appeared on Polydor Stereo Wonderland LPs 109625/6/7 and I still play today. CZcams and its contributors do a tremendous service to the memory of these musicians and that era, capturing precious moments in time. The BBC ditched vast amounts of its early videotaped programme stock - but is it possible that other European stations had more foresight?
I believe I'm correct when I say that UK MU rules dictated that all BBC recorded music had to be erazed after the third transmission, be it TV or radio. So in theory no tapes should exist. But i refuse to believe that BBC studio managers did not copy tapes of performances they adjudged as well worth retaining..
@@cfb15jan Well, talk about stupidity, man oh man. Thanks for pointing that out.
You never stop learning: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karel_Krautgartner
Oh. And how fantastic to be able to listen to those greats.
Kurt Edelhagen was one of the best.
Shurely he was !
brill!!!!!!!x
Arr. Bora Roković, Zrenjanin, Srbija I love Jazz
Excellent solos from Shake Keane on trumpet [from St Vincent], who recorded with Joe Harriott, and Wilton 'Bogey' Gaynair on tenor sax [a graduate of the famed Alpha School in Kingston Jamaica with 3 sets under his leadership. Any help identifying the other musicians much appreciated. This is a fine big band set....
Jiggs Whigham on trombone and Karl Drevo on tenor saxophone.
Derek Humble on Alto Sax.
@@billkirchner6738 Oh thanks, I wasn't quite sure (on Jiggs Whigham). Ah, now he announces them...
Jakie zespoły były w Pradze!
... hart und präzise, bis die Lippen bluten (Titel SPIEGEL damals). Klare Klangbild-Sektionen-Trennung. Manchmal klingen die gleichen Musiker unter K. Edelhagen besser-anders als später unter F. Boland in den gleichen/selbigen Arrangements.
Many many thanks for this download. Is there any translation of the name of the numbers played & the personnel ?
waren die gut - als Spätgeborener war mir nie bewusst wie gut und habe sie fälschlicherweise als Schlagerkapelle abgetan. Hiermit leiste ich Abbitte - Respekt Kurt
Einfach genial , Edelhagen war wirklich außergewöhnlich !
What is the first song that they play?
this percussionist is right on par with Buddy rich. Anyone know his name?
Dai Bowen from UK
Anyone can give me the name of the second track ?
A Sleepin’ Bee
have you listen someday our orch Gustav Brom?
Yes, and his band could swing wnderfully too.
Carl Drewo.....(Otto)
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WHY THE HELL DONT YOU LIST THE MUSICIANS??
Drums: Dai Bowen (UK), Bass:Jonny Fischer(Aus),Piano:Bora Rokovic(Yug), Trumpet: Shake Keane (UK)Milo Pavlovic(Yug) Fritz Weichbrodt Hanne Wilfert (Germ), Trombone: Nick Hauch Otto Bredl (Germ) JiggsWigham(USA) Manfred Gatjens (Germ). Sax: Wilton Gaynair (West Indies) Karl Drewo(Aus) Drek Humble(UK) Bubi Aderhold (Germ). That's the best I can do Rick.
Musicians are too soft now. And I don't mean like the piano to a forte.
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