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I'd rather hear the originals who are incomparable.

Hal Smith; drums; leader Ted Thomas, cornet Larry Wright, cornet, sop sax Bob Mielke, trombone KO Eckland piano George Probert, soprano sax Leah Bezin, banjo (I think) (can't see the tuba)

looks like bob snyder on clarinet -- great variety --- oldies but goodies ---- for another great bob and ruth byler video check out -- pete fountain n o 12--90 -- full show

I've always loved his use of the walking bass!

Used to go see them at Andy’s all the time with my dad in the late 90’s early 2000’s. So good. They even took requests! Miss this a lot. I have a couple of their CD’s, and that marimba dude was fire!

J.C’s cymbal beat is absolutely beautiful. Wish I had met the man.

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Thank you for this. I only saw him once, it was at a jazz dinner club in Metuchen, NJ. It was called the Cornerstone. When I saw him there it must have been around 1985-90. It was an experience I'll never forget. He made Concord Jazz a great record label. Saloon pianist indeed. Dancing in the Dark was a great CD, but so was his vol. 2 Live at Maybeck Hall. He was especially fond of his medleys like his Knowledge medley. I miss him greatly he also had a left hand like a hammer when it was required.

Wow....respect Mr Mckenna and may you rest in peace

Rest in Peace, Ernie and Butch. Two unique and gifted souls.

Like fine wine; he just gets better with age. I played the sax when I was younger. Never played it straight. I wonder why?! What's not to love 'bout this sax man? I played an e-flat alto and loved to create my own renditions too. (Drove my mother nuts. And she was a singer from the days of Goodman and Crosby) Go figure -

What is the tune he starts at 6:55? So beautiful and poignant.

Only some of the greatest players of the last or any century. Davison/Hedges/Saunders/McKenna/Hinton/Grosz/Wayne AND RustyJones and company!!!

Tony Torrentino I believe. So talented. He could play anything!

Such marvelous memories of Honolulu, Hi. and listening to Mr. John Norris at a once popular hot spot, Trappers. Some people you’re better for knowing.

Now I want some Shakey's pizza!

Thank you for posting. Both guitarists sound great! Jack Petersen has an unending supply of beautiful musical phrases, all having substance. Some great technique on display as well. The old saying, "No chafe, all wheat" fits here.

Un grande non capito dagli li appassionati😅 del j😂azz❤❤

ottima band, notevole tecnica strumentale, formidabile ensemble e piacevolissimo dixieland. Grandissimo musicista Eddie Daniels

Wow, incredible video! Amazing what he played at the end. If you haven’t listened to the Radiolab podcast story about Bob’s brain, check it out.

I was lucky enough to get a private guitar lesson with Jack in 1984. He was a great instructor and, in just one lesson, gave me enough to study for the rest of my life.

He looked like he was enjoying a nice dinner, not playing complex musical masterpieces!

41:40 Slick! ...I can't believe those ppl are leaving, this is the coolest part of the song! Listen to that clarinet.

First Class Everything. Top Shelf. Thanks for posting this been trying to be like Boots since 1975. Don't think it's gonna happen.

kein Schwein hört zu, hat eine Ahnung...nicht nur in U.S. bars

Can you tell me the piano players name on John Norris jazz band ? Is it Ricky Tolentino ?

Thanks for this one. He grew up with my Dad. My Father's nickname was Red. Everytime he and my Mom wandered into the Copley shows, Dave would break into Red Sails at Sunset...

Nice tribute Dad!

What a great band! Never received the credit for their great performances. This recording does not do justice to the talent in this band. I have heard them live and have their album, which is better than great. I have actually worked with all members at one time or the other in various groups except Norm. The name of this band is "The Mason Dixie Line"

Dave McKenna is not "a pianist". It's a band leader in his own full right, conducting a complete ten pieces combo (more, if you count the feet too) in a Unique Superb Way.

Amazing, thank you so much! It seems that they know how to use the avaible space of the place to the maximum, Good Dave got lucky that the Grand was not traded for a Rhodes 😅

Un mito!

WBD. survived the bass solo at 1,39

Thank you for publishing the video. It brings back lots of great memories.

super "punk" rock, by that i mean the tempo. the energy, the connection! tight.

Una joya de documento, gracias por hacerlo visible,sin duda John un indiscutible maestro del piano en la historia.

0:00 Deep Purple (1:30, 2:50, 3:20) 3:54 At Sundown (6:36) 6:45 (7:29, 8:26, 8:50) 10:22 My Blue Heaven (13:09) 13:37 What are You Doing the Rest of Your Life? 16:52 I Will Wait For You (19:31, 20:34) 21:48 *(23:39) 27:05 Where Or When * (28:30, 30:51) 34:36 Yardbird Suite (37:10) 38:30 39:40 41:36 46:30 Thinking of You 49:29 The Very Thought Of You 52:58 I Thought About You 56:03 (58:55*) 1:01:49 1:08:54 Sweet Lorraine 1:17:17 (1:20:33, 1:21:15) 1:23:11 C Jam Blues

BRING BACK SHAKEYS!!!!!!!

I wonder how many years the Cullem JB played the GoldenRod Showboat. could they have been there as well in 86 or 87>?

My Dad and I really enjoyed following the Jazz Festival's. Long time ago...

Thanks for sharing this footage. I enjoyed Igor & his great band every time they played the Mammoth Lakes Jazz Jubilee. (wife loves 'em too. We continued going to MLJJ for some years, after we were married, as we lived in Tonopah, Nevada) It was always worth the trip.

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Love this..just can’t believe most of these guys are gone, now. Sure miss going to hear them all !

These were some awesome fun performances!!!

Pete Fountain show, N.O. 12-90 - TH-cam I could't identify all tunes. If anybody else knows the ones I left blank, please fill in. 0:00-8:52 Jazz Me Blues 9:01-12:40 12:45-18:09 18:27-28:29 28:40-36:26 Basin Street Blues 36:38-40:37 Wolverine Blues 40:47-41:31 supplementary chorus of Wolverine Blues 41:42- 51:01 Just a Closer Walk With Thee 51:21 57:43 58:50 Don't Get Around Much Anymore 58:50 1:00:00-1:02:29 Up A Lazy River 1:02:55 1:07:35 1:09:45-1:16:16 Tiger Rag? 1:16:16 announcement of names of musicians 1:18;53 Closing theme

This man is the Master Of Rag Time Piano! Saw his show in Hillsburg ON Canada Oct.15.2022.

Sure miss hearing Tom play!!

Jc and friends! 🎺🎷

I was there in 87!

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