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L-Dopa.

oh yes great music from Danny,Tony, Buddy and the band

cool masters at work

Wish someone would post the entire TV show.

Man he looks so young there. Met him in Perth shortly after he arrived in 1989. Great bloke and tremendous sax player and very generous with the other band members.

Yeah I remember being at this gig. It was on, ummmm, Earth.

Such a pleasure and a treat to hear Danny again. I worked with him when deppin' for Kenny Clare with the Pizza Express All-stars in Dean Street back in the 80s. Such a soul ful sound.

Danny moss followed that janky alto with some classy, classy playing. Kept it real, that's for sure.

Please, everyone, take precautions because THIS TRACK IS SIMPLY TOO HOT TO HANDLE

I booked Danny in the club I ran in Liverpool a number of times during the mid-70's .. a super guy!

l dopa fix me, alright?

What a band! Once in a lifetime.

British tenor players like tubby hayes.ronnie Scott.vic ash dick morrisey Alan skidmore don rendall.just world class.the best of British indeed.

:46 ,This is why Buddy Rich is the GREATEST...

Does anyone know the entire band lineup here? Just so damn tight!

defo a disciple of the great Coleman hawkins

Yes. Jeanie Lambe with The Danny Moss Quartet.

Was that Danny on the Tenor Sax as well? - Oh - and a nice presentation - I did notice that as well ;-)

I have one of is CD given to me by Danny in Person in Zurich. I so more the one of is konzert at 61, was always full and listenig to his Sax Live, made me feel very spcial. Sad that no more of is sound is to be found on TH-cam. This keind Person need to be more well known

where can I buy this DVD ?

The brilliant Danny Moss. RIP Danny. I saw you many times in the '70's and 80's. Barry Watson ( Harmonica) ps/ Danny Moss jnr was often at the gigs. ( Golfer Danny!) Love to Jeanie please.

what a sound I've playing for 40 yrs I can't get a sound like this excellent

(continued) listen for the mild hiss of air in the D above DHC,5:50. Trumpeters learning to scream should consider the mild passing of air (such as you hear on Maynard's end note of cadenza) a very good sign. It means you're catching on to the game. Another good sign is if you hear something similar to the crackling tone of wind through the trees in a storm. Some have referred to this as resembling the static on a short wave radio.

The D above DHC Maynard at the end of his solo cadenza (in the ORIGINAL MF Horn recording) is the most sterling of high notes he recorded in his career, Go to 5:50 in to hear. He recorded a fairly solid E above in "Blue Birdland"/ "Live At Jimmy's, MF Horn 4 & 5" he slid up to the thing.but THIS D is the best. Next in line is the DHC, final cadenza, coda of "Frame For The Blues" "Message from Newport" album, 1958. . If you can get the original MF Horn recording 1969. THAT D is the best!

Great !!

Danny Moss is my friend's Grandfather

shame this isn't more of danny and DM on you tube....

This is the most incredible post-Timothy Leary Maynard ever. Everything from the previous 7 years of experimentation comes together in in this one tune

I have audio recordings on 3 3/4" reel- to- reel tapes of live BBC radio broadcasts Jeannie made on Jazz Club 16 Nov 1961 "I can't give you anything but love." On 19 Apr 1962 "Sugar" + "You'd be so nice to come home to." On 9 Aug 1962 "All of Me" + "Summertime" + "Milenburg Joys." And on 12 Apr 1965 "Blue Prelude" with the Danny Moss Quartet. On the other dates she sang with Terry Lightfoot. These notes from cards. I haven't played tapes since late 70s. Probably too brittle Maybe CD now?

I wish I'd met and worked with Danny Moss but our paths never crossed What a wonderful musician - and the pianist and his son too!!! Thanks for sharing this video, Ian. My heart felt as though a hand had suddenly closed around it quite hard when I became aware that he really was no more - and too late for new meetings! Belated kudos to the inspiring pianist and Danny's so talented son.

What is the name of this piece?

Good to hear something really 'cool' in this day and age!

Mel Lewis band also played that night. Maynard write to me to tell me that the painting was hanging on his wall. What a class act!

(Cont'd) 1972 I had just finished a portrait of him and Igave it to him that night. Cannonball Adderley's quintet & the Thad Jones

This brings back so many memories. The 1st time I saw Maynard was in '72

From the arrangement, to the performance, to the camera direction and 'special effects' (..and - is that a young Randy Jones on drums??), this is KILLIN'! This also sounds like the same band that recorded the studio version..which I'd love to find. Great stuff...

What can ya' say, this band smoked as well as MF. One of my favorite tunes on that album. The whole album smokes. Always loved Maynard and the way he would intimidate the horn players that sucked on the dang things instead of playing from the ankles up. They know who they are, the ones that always criticize MF, just jealous folks. RIP MF, your music and energy live on!

Ha ha. I have some of the stuff he's played on thru the years ie. Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Rory Gallagher and a live Ian Gillan video from 1990. I may be wrong but i think he hails from Coatbridge (or nearby!?)

RIP Great Uncle Danny, I love you and miss you very much. x

Rest in peace, Danny.

That looks like an alto sax, not a tenor.

what in the world? this in neither the el dopa nor the maynard i was expecting. if i liked this kind of jam this would be good though.

pete king stole the show . sorry dan

No better brush player ever, so sensitive, swinging...man.

Ted I think there's a scratch on your glasses!

I know who Ted is, he a mate

hey mate, who was u old teacher?

Danny Moss, RIP

can you imagine: Tony Bennett with Buddy Rich! Now that is entertainment at its best! We need to see more from these two greats of all time.

Nice solo from altoist Peter King also. . . .