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Ira Sullivan, Dave Brubeck, and Nick Brignola. Ready.. they were all ear players..Nobody read ….so pay attention

Dexter Gordon had such a lovely tone and was so good at playing ballads.

What a wonderful recording, I would have loved to been there.

Perfection.

Can see early NHOP's playing. still on textbook two finger picking style but speed same as him from 70s - 80s

Dexter in top shape. But the rhythm section as well.

And the pianist is?

21:44 Ha nice quote

I once saw Nick perform in Portsmouth, NH at The Press Room with Seacoast favorites The Tommy Gallant Trio (RIP Tom) on a Sunday evening back in the early 90's. During a delightful romp on C-Jam Blues, Nick starts calling out key changes chromatically every chorus from C, C#, D, Eb, F, etc all the way back to C. Simply the most stunning bit of improvisational virtuosity I have ever had the privilege of witnessing in person. Absolutely amazing. RIP Nick...

Pepper was a master on the baritone

TH-cam does it again!I never imagined that I would see John Denver introducing Pepper Adams.

Great!!!!

One of the finest soloists on this instrument with phrases that are sweet and evocative. Bensonidonije

The late Dexter was one of my favorite saxophonists with the broad, heavy tone in the Coleman Hawkins - Ben Webster - Sony Rollins tradition.

Love the music. Hate the ponchos.

When Nicole in Spain? Please...

Nick is and always will be the GOAT. I was fortunate to see one of his greatest gigs at the Ramada Inn in Schenectady with Eddie Daniels. Nick took the tempo of the Theme to the Flintstones so fast, that the only players left standing were Nick, Eddie and the bass player. PHENOMINAL!!!

Alex Acuna on drums here…

I've watched this video many times but did the lady on the right mention The Tears? Wasn't Richard Pegue someone famous like Lou Courtney? Lou someone I'm sure. Those ladies are great. ❤

WOW!!!!!!!!!

She's doing great in every way- the sound, the groove- no histrionics either-

They gave the award to the wrong guy

11:44 Bill Chase un-chained

I'm sure glad Woody didn't have to dress-up in those Sears ponchos, like the rest of the band! Woody's the Best!

me gusta esa violencia del baritono

Great musicians

Im learning this art form, this language, which is about improvisation and phrasing. He seems to have an endless supply of ideas. He creates unique melodic phrases for what seems like every measure.

I have to admit that I am mostly a rock man, but I like jazz too. Dexter Gordon was in fact my first experience with live jazz. In the Jazz House Montmartre in Copenhagen and almost at the same time as the concert here. It's hard to find a better jazz musician I think and I especially l like his ballads. There are 3 of them here and they are all breathtakingly beautiful. I almost forget that I am a rock man 😊

His best period

LOve Woody! Thanks for this:)

Alex Acuna on drums

Now that is a real jam.

I don’t think that was Rufus Reid- maybe Avery Sharpe or Juni Booth…

ONE OF THE BEST BARITONE PLAYER .THANKS TO UPLOADING.

Impossible Pepper

That was a great performance! I graduated that year 1982 and I remember seeing this on the Grammy’s.😌🎶🎷🎤👍🏾

I've heard some great bari sax players like:Jerry Mulligan,Bruce Johnstone and Cecil Payne but,none had the incredible technique like Pepper Adams.He was voted DownBeat Readers' poll for best baritone saxophonist in the world in 82' unseating Jerry Mulligan who held that honor sincee 1953.

Poweeeeeer

I never even knew this happened. Sorry I didn't because I saw him play at a club in NJ the next year. He was very gracious to speak with.

Really I listened lot lot Music and compose and played myself...but this 2 really can let me with mouth open for energy, joy and bravura!! You are immortal!!!!!!!!! Thanx for this video I did not know they performed togheter!!!!!

Thank you for uploading this precious video. This is Denmark's best Jazz combo in the 1960s. Dexter, Kenny Drew., Niels-Hennigs Orsted Pedersen, and 'Tootie' Health. It is interesting as the film captures his embouchure (lower lip), how much he took in the mouthpiece, jaw movement and his left-hand fingers, which he seemed to place lightly often only covering half of the keys (B, A, G on Tenor). Wonder if anyone has the information about his tenor sax setup (mouthpiece, reed, etc.)?

Its too bad the colour tape of this was wiped.

Does anybody know what microphone was used here to record Dexter Gordon? Great session!

Dexter could have made a fortune doing voice overs these days!

Alex acunia na bateria ?

I don't think that any Solo affects me like the Great BOBBY "Butter" BURGESS's passionate Trombone solo on "MacArthur Park" @26:06. Thank you for posting this. th-cam.com/video/nfEMRAsJrb0/w-d-xo.html

Brilliant.

What strange costumes, but great music.

Woodie such a gem as were his bands, great mix of everything thanks so much for sharing, I've shared with many friends and always a thumbs up. 👍

Can’t for the life of me understand why everyone in the audience were not on their feet after this incredible performances by two of the late greats.