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Joshua Redman cheats on Yeah Man, Craig Handy tried to stay in the time period, but Joshua went all Post Bop on his a**.

Love love love

JAZZ AMB BLUES QUINA COMBINACIÓOOOOOOO

36:30 theyre playing moten swing!

What movie is it from

Trajes y sombreros. Otros tiempos.

Wunderbar

Formidable. Muchas gracias

Great job, love those riffs

Outstanding!! Well done guys, loved it.

Trouble is the improv is too modern for the era

素晴らしい。

❤

Would have been amazing to be there even in the audience. I played clarinet and sax in school. I could only play with this group in my dreams.

Fantastic!!!

Wonderful impromptu jazz with so much Heart and Soul 😊

Awesome 👏

The bassist is Christian McBride, not Ron Carter, at the start of the film. Ron Carter is playing at around the 30-minute mark (wearing glasses, tall and thin). Geri Allen is on piano. Nick Payton is the heavier set trumpet player, Olu Dara plays cornet. Don Byron is on clarinet. Kevin Mahogany sings Harvard Blues (presumably playing Jimmy Rushing), which is not credited on the soundtrack despite being one of the notable Rushing vocals with the Count Basie band. The song was recorded by them in 1941, but it was written in 1932. Rushing joined Basie in 1935. Jesse Davis plays alto (a Buster Smith character?). But it's a jam, a lot of musicians join in over the hour. The music was the best part of this okay but not great Altman movie, definitely worth seeing for the obvious love for Kansas City jazz. Many thanks for sharing this.

Wow. The soundtrack's Solitude has always been my version. Now to watch it happen... I'd heard about some sort of movie like this, since the 90s, and just finally found it accidentally. And I'd have to check my CD case again, but I think there was a comment in there about "Betch you can't find the microphones." They're apparently everywhere, taped to the bottoms of chairs and stuff.

Does anyone know the name of the tunes played?

The sound recording is very good but I guess the best mpeg resolution was 360p back in the 30s.

The one point that needs to be mentioned, the draw was the meat packing industry. Because of the depression Kansas City being the main shipping destination of the western cattle ranches offered a lot of work in that industry. Which offered the economic sustainability where a cat could work the meat packing plants by day then go play at night because that industry supported the ability to use a disposable income which kept the clubs full of patrons. Every major big band of the day - Ellington, Count Base, Cab Calloway and others all were based in that city as a way to survive the depression !!!

Veramente eccitante! Impossibile rimanere fermi ! Swing allo stato puro...grandi !

This is absolutely great. Thank you very much for posting this gem of a documentary. .

evil first commentator....manner of speech

This was a historic meeting put together for the Kansas City movie. They really need to release this as a blu ray along with the movie.

Yes

Wonderful stuff. Great playing. Great tune!

Lyrics please

Perfect that's jazzy time 😎🤗

I've been looking for this forever.

Braviii

Excelente!. Me encantó!. Saludos desde Isla Mala, Juan Lacaze, Colonia, Uruguay 🇺🇾❤️

Buckin' The Dice, played by Fats Waller, was composed by Tiny Parham and the lyrics were written by Ed Kirksby & Cedric Wallace ( catalog of copyright entries of1945)

Very nice, excelent

La classe, Franck !!

Trop cool 😃

Even bein 16 in the most modern era I still find myself going to this era and not being able to help thinking its where I belong. Just up until the stock market crashes. I'm good till then

This is a fantastic rendition of this song! Thanks for sharing.

Hallelujah David ,très bon groupe bravo

Really nice rendition of this beautiful song! Keep it up!