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@@iprofox3758 It was a concert in New York (Carnegie Hall) put on by John Hammond that featured some of the best African-American jazz, spiritual and blues artists. It was controversial because the audience would be integrated. As mentioned above Robert Johnson was supposed to play it but he "couldn't make it". Off the top of my head I believe he was replaced by Big Bill Broonzy.
Buck Clayton (trp), Lester Young (tsax), Eddie Durham (el gtr), Freddie Green (acc guitar), Walter Page (db), Jo Jones (dr). This is the Kansas City Six, one of the small bands formed by members of Count Basie's orchestra. So sorry, no Charlie Christian here. Eddie Durham is a very good substitute though. He's mainly known as a trombonist and arranger but he was also one of the pioneers of the electric guitar, even credited as the first to ever record with that instrument. He was also Charlie Christian's teacher and idol which explains why their styles were so similar.
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They were very different players difficult to compare them. Some of Django's later work on electric guitar took on some Christian trait's I love them both
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How could 4 people not dig this? 😎
Maybe they were expecting a Jimmy Rushing vocal.
All Blessings to Charlie Christian.
Simply Fantastic - Dig Pres Great Christian
So nice.
1:58 Charlie Christian playing the BLUES! but throwing in that bebop!
Gracias a Dios por èsta mùsica y los mùsicos..esta difusiòn cambia el mundo para mejor
Oh Yes
Yooooo peep the subtle backbeat they used in the last chorus or so. That is so hip for '42!
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Master !!!!
Incredibily good
This was part of a Spirituals To Swing concert in 1939.
The one Robert Johnson was invited to play on but he got killed just before!
WTH IS A SPIRITUALS TO SWING CONCERT?!
@@iprofox3758 THE spirituals to swing concert, a one-off affair.
@@iprofox3758 It was a concert in New York (Carnegie Hall) put on by John Hammond that featured some of the best African-American jazz, spiritual and blues artists. It was controversial because the audience would be integrated. As mentioned above Robert Johnson was supposed to play it but he "couldn't make it". Off the top of my head I believe he was replaced by Big Bill Broonzy.
charlie christian et pres ; le reve, avec buck clayton en prime, moi qui aime la trompette
Freddie and Charlie! Not to mention the rest of the band, Jo Jones and Pes are bad asses.
et jo jones alias le Métronome aux drums !
Buen video
Looks like if Charlie's guitar ever got away from him, it would eat all the audience. And Lester lays out the grownwork for immortality.
333!!
and Pres.
Not that it matters really, but I think that the pic at 1:30 is Roy Haynes.
Who wasnt in this session...
So, that was Buck, Prez, Charlie, Jo Jones and who else? And where and when was this cut?
Plus Walter Page b, it's from the concert SPIRITUAL TO SWING at Carnegie Hall 1938/39 (there were two concert but I don't know from which this was).
Buck Clayton (trp), Lester Young (tsax), Eddie Durham (el gtr), Freddie Green (acc guitar), Walter Page (db), Jo Jones (dr).
This is the Kansas City Six, one of the small bands formed by members of Count Basie's orchestra. So sorry, no Charlie Christian here. Eddie Durham is a very good substitute though. He's mainly known as a trombonist and arranger but he was also one of the pioneers of the electric guitar, even credited as the first to ever record with that instrument. He was also Charlie Christian's teacher and idol which explains why their styles were so similar.
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nice photographs ,but a bit random ,i think ...never mind ,its the music that counts ,a?
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Wow Superb.If only he had lived.He would have surpassed Mr Django Reinhardt.
They were very different players difficult to compare them. Some of Django's later work on electric guitar took on some Christian trait's I love them both
SURPASS ! ....the obsession of mashed narrow mind with miserable taming .
Charlie dead at 24. wtf? shit.
bodaddly He died at 25 from Tuberculosis. Sad Day ...