Peter Nero "I Got Rhythm" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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Excellent! Before Keith Emerson, the world watched Peter Nero making this great meeting between Jazz and Classical.
A rare video in which we get to see Ray Bloch and his Orchestra on stage; usually they accompany the acts offstage. Also, an early appearance by Peter!
Stunning level of technique. Awesome to see and hear.
Ferrante and Teicher could kick his butt 😆
Rest in peace, Peter Nero.
Love the quotes from Beethoven ("Waldstein Sonata") and Mozart ("Rondo alla Turca"). Great player!
R.I.P. Maestro! 😬🙏🎼🎶🎹
So much talent and such a brilliant interpretation. Sad to hear Peter Nero passed away on July 6 - nice obituary in NYTimes.
i love that descending 2-5 thing they do at 0:54 such a pop jazzy sound
A piano virtuoso! His style reminds me some of the wonderful Carmen Cavallaro...
I loved the shot of the audience, you didn't see that that much on the show. All those conservatively dressed men and women in 1965 grinning away at hearing Gershwin played that way. 😅
Funny thing about that audience shot - to me it looks like it's from at least 10 years later - and I was around for both years.
The wide neckties I see were not in fashion yet in '65.
@@MooPotPie I see what you mean... and the color is very different too. I bet there was a problem with the original video and they had to patch it up.
I almost didn’t recognize him minus his facial hair…😂. Great artist and entertainer. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah, I remember him with the partial guotee. He looks like Dobie Gillis here. 😄
This was great! Thank you for sharing it. God Bless You and stay safe
George Duvivier on bass.
played on a lot of sessions for Atlantic Records both pop and rhythm and blues
Shit....now I remember why I was stunned when I saw him live in Columbus Ohio in 1991 or 92......
I get why parents liked Peter Nero. Ray Block is great, but would have liked to have heard them separately. Even so, wow!
What's the time signature on this? Geez!😮 Nice Rogers drum set also!
4/4 time but pretty up tempo. Yes, that drummer was rock solid, bass player too.
wow
Very well done! Fast paced piano song!
Very fine!
Great❤
Fantastic. I remember his name but not hearing him play. Solid upbeat tempo, he really wails on that 12 foot Steinway at breakneck speed. Great orchestra, great rhythm section, solid performance all around. Funny shot of the audience near the end, was it not played live?
Sounds like shit, playing too fast ironically stripped the rhythm out of the song
Not to pick nits here, but most concert grands -- certainly all Steinway "D"s -- are nine feet in length.... 🎼🎶🎹🙏
@@arpeggiomikey Fine.
george duviver on bass?