The first time I saw a Preservation Hall Dixie band was 1970 or 71, Kid Valentine Thomas. That hit the high water mark for me in terms of blowing the roof off a joint and since then I have heard more than my share of the best jazz, blues, swing, and rock'n'roll talent around and I have never heard anyone blow the roof off and then bring it on home like New Orleans Dixie can. Migod what rivers of flavors collect in that piquant, beckoning, soothing, soul-engaging gumbo! And like Jelly Roll said 'way back, ya gotta have that Latin thing in there and, in that respect, NOTHING could be better than Preservation Hall doing El Manisero. In Havana, no less. Too much, simply too, too much. I hope the younger generations catch on to all that that particular song, by those musicians, done in that place represents in terms of people carrying the living, pulsing guts of music forward.
Para mi, la MUSICA, es mi vida, mi todo, un Espíritu sin musica, es un Desierto, Dios fue el Creador de tanto talento, Gracias por hacernos conocedores de ello y partícipes de esas maravillosas orquestas y voces.felicitaciones.
EXELENTE ORQUESTA!!!, Y ESOS SOLOS DE TROMPETA Y TROMBONE Y SIN MENOSPRECIAR EL SAXOPHONE MAS ALLA DE LA EXELENCIA!!!. FELICITACIONES Y MILLONES DE APLAUSOS DE PIE, PARA TODOS!!!
Omigod! Preservation Hall does El Manicero in Havana and knocks it out of the ball park! Man oh man, talk about bringing it on home! This performance deserves some kind of special acclaim,, something like the special acclaim given the legendary live performance of Stardust by Lionel Hamptom. Slam Stewart et al. Wow, something else to see!
Unfortunately I don't know that they will ever release the whole Havana Jazz Festival set but they did record it. You can catch pieces on their film "A Tuba to Cuba"
@@njdave2007 I can't thank you enough for posting this video, Man. El Manicero is printed on my bone marrow and soul because my Dixie band leader father used to leave it on the old-style record player sometimes when my parents passed out after a party and I remember listening to it over and over and over again in my crib. as the record player lifted up its arm at the of the end of the track then lifted up and went back to the beginning to play it again, over and over for god knows how long, continuing to print it on me as I slept. It's one of the earliest memories I have, the long, long enrapturement in the 2-3 clave rhythm and melody. Between that, and similar hard-wiring around exposure to Dixieland and swing from infancy on, I became, not surprisingly, a Latin, ballroom and swing dancer and Afro-Latin percussionist, and my brother became a jazz and rock drummer. I danced mambo for years, before salsa became popular here in Vancouver, and to this day, dancing or playing 2-3 clave compositions has a joy for me that reverberates that primal imprinting of El Manicero I got in 1952 or so. To see the venerable present-day torch bearers of Preservation Hall bring it on home like this (in Havana, no less! TOO FREAKING PERFECT!) is for me personally, literally one of THE very greatest musical performances I have ever seen or heard. I don't know what I would have done if I had been in the audience; melt, perhaps, with the idea I could die happy then and there. I think a lot of the jazz musicians I knew as a kid -- some of which played with Hampton, Lunceford, Ella and Dinah and all passed on now, of course, I am 69 -- would see this performance in much the same way I do, and would agree it deserves the kind of special acclaim I say it deserves. It's a landmark performance, I'd say, and I would further say that the older and more deeply connected a person is to Latin and Dixie, the more it grips one's guts as a landmark performance that encodes history and get-down musical culture. Thank you so much for posting it! And thanks for the tip for "A Tuba to Cuba" -- I'll check it out. Let me ask, if I may, Dave: are you one of the performers? What's your connection?
@@vancouverterry9142 My only connection is as a fan. In 2015 when PHJB was the headline act at the Havana Jazz Festival they put together a Havana tour package for people to go on. They did 2 shows that week in Havana and a couple other events.
@@vancouverterry9142 A Tuba to Cuba was a doc they put together about their experience going to Cuba the first time. The fans who went weren't involved in it directly but there's some live footage. I wish they'd put out the whole concert.
Hi, Terry as I understand your father played Jazz in a band with greatest musicians why I dont know, where are you from? Regards I also like this music very much.
Me quito el sombrero ante estos músicos excelentes, son increíbles, esta es la mejor versión del manicero que he escuchado, mis respetos y mi admiracion para ellos, gracias por el video y saludos desdes Florida US.
Desde Panamá encantado con esta moderna envolvente armoniosa y subyugante interpretación de El Manicero: su creador el Maestro Richard Egües ha de estar encantado donde quiera que El Creador lo haya puesto. Sublime, virtuosa: De Maestros!
EXPECTACULAR........ LO ESCUCHE HACE RATONES ... .... PERO NO LO HABÍA. TERMINADO... CADA VERSION DE EL MANICERO.. TIENE SU SUING..... JAAZ....🎵🎼🇨🇴🇪🇦🎶🎹🎻🎷🎺🎸
Hermosa música y lo que le sigue..no se dé notas pero creo que cada instrumento estuvo en su tiempo y los solos muy bien ejecutados..tal ves la flauta no se escuchó como en la versión de la(sonora Matancera) mi neófita opinión..gracias por subirla.
Es la interpretación más larga que he escuchado de una de mis canciones favoritas El Manisero . Bravo 👏 👏 Tuve un CD con este tema interpretado por 13 o más orquestas , desde la primera versión , pero lo perdí en un viaje con mi equipaje. Lo que más siento es que no pude recuperarlo jamás.
Thank you great video, the 1st time for me. Nice, great joyful jazz music, thanks camera person too keep smiling with lol politely & safely jazz for joy
Wuauu fenomenal felicidades por compartir tan bello espectáculo hermoso s/palabras puros maestros bendiciones para todos ustedes siempre saludos cordiales desde Tapachula Chiapas bendiciones
Tremenda Orquesta, Los Cubanos Reyes de lo que hoy se conoce como la zarza. Un liga del jazz y y la música Africana con sus tambores. Desde Cataño Puerto Rico Manuel A. MINIER (Paito )
If you want real good music you have to go to Cuba, Havana and New Orleans are sisters city .... jazz and Latin Jazz Cuba 🇨🇺 and USA 🇺🇸 the top 2 music producers of the Western Hemisphere. Great band playing a classic from Moises Simons, I think Cubans if not because of the economic issues could also put together a big Latín jazz band. I think Jesus Alemany with Cubanismo play some respect to New Orleans as well.
The first time I saw a Preservation Hall Dixie band was 1970 or 71, Kid Valentine Thomas. That hit the high water mark for me in terms of blowing the roof off a joint and since then I have heard more than my share of the best jazz, blues, swing, and rock'n'roll talent around and I have never heard anyone blow the roof off and then bring it on home like New Orleans Dixie can. Migod what rivers of flavors collect in that piquant, beckoning, soothing, soul-engaging gumbo! And like Jelly Roll said 'way back, ya gotta have that Latin thing in there and, in that respect, NOTHING could be better than Preservation Hall doing El Manisero. In Havana, no less. Too much, simply too, too much. I hope the younger generations catch on to all that that particular song, by those musicians, done in that place represents in terms of people carrying the living, pulsing guts of music forward.
Para mi, la MUSICA, es mi vida, mi todo, un Espíritu sin musica, es un Desierto, Dios fue el Creador de tanto talento, Gracias por hacernos conocedores de ello y partícipes de esas maravillosas orquestas y voces.felicitaciones.
EXELENTE ORQUESTA!!!,
Y ESOS SOLOS DE TROMPETA Y
TROMBONE Y SIN MENOSPRECIAR EL SAXOPHONE
MAS ALLA DE LA EXELENCIA!!!.
FELICITACIONES Y MILLONES DE
APLAUSOS DE PIE, PARA TODOS!!!
EXCELENTE, INTERPRETACION, RELAJA EL ALMA Y AYUDA A ESTABILIZAR, SALUDOS DESDE XALAPA, VERACRUZ, MEXICO
Excelentes maestros de la
Música cubana.
Felicidades por esa trayectoria
Saludos desde
Mérida yucatan
Desde Guadalajara, Jalisco Mexico muchas felicitaciones por su trabajo artistico
A treat to listen one of my favorites by The Preservation Hall Jazz Band.
Omigod! Preservation Hall does El Manicero in Havana and knocks it out of the ball park! Man oh man, talk about bringing it on home! This performance deserves some kind of special acclaim,, something like the special acclaim given the legendary live performance of Stardust by Lionel Hamptom. Slam Stewart et al. Wow, something else to see!
Unfortunately I don't know that they will ever release the whole Havana Jazz Festival set but they did record it. You can catch pieces on their film "A Tuba to Cuba"
@@njdave2007 I can't thank you enough for posting this video, Man. El Manicero is printed on my bone marrow and soul because my Dixie band leader father used to leave it on the old-style record player sometimes when my parents passed out after a party and I remember listening to it over and over and over again in my crib. as the record player lifted up its arm at the of the end of the track then lifted up and went back to the beginning to play it again, over and over for god knows how long, continuing to print it on me as I slept. It's one of the earliest memories I have, the long, long enrapturement in the 2-3 clave rhythm and melody. Between that, and similar hard-wiring around exposure to Dixieland and swing from infancy on, I became, not surprisingly, a Latin, ballroom and swing dancer and Afro-Latin percussionist, and my brother became a jazz and rock drummer. I danced mambo for years, before salsa became popular here in Vancouver, and to this day, dancing or playing 2-3 clave compositions has a joy for me that reverberates that primal imprinting of El Manicero I got in 1952 or so. To see the venerable present-day torch bearers of Preservation Hall bring it on home like this (in Havana, no less! TOO FREAKING PERFECT!) is for me personally, literally one of THE very greatest musical performances I have ever seen or heard. I don't know what I would have done if I had been in the audience; melt, perhaps, with the idea I could die happy then and there. I think a lot of the jazz musicians I knew as a kid -- some of which played with Hampton, Lunceford, Ella and Dinah and all passed on now, of course, I am 69 -- would see this performance in much the same way I do, and would agree it deserves the kind of special acclaim I say it deserves. It's a landmark performance, I'd say, and I would further say that the older and more deeply connected a person is to Latin and Dixie, the more it grips one's guts as a landmark performance that encodes history and get-down musical culture. Thank you so much for posting it! And thanks for the tip for "A Tuba to Cuba" -- I'll check it out. Let me ask, if I may, Dave: are you one of the performers? What's your connection?
@@vancouverterry9142 My only connection is as a fan. In 2015 when PHJB was the headline act at the Havana Jazz Festival they put together a Havana tour package for people to go on. They did 2 shows that week in Havana and a couple other events.
@@vancouverterry9142 A Tuba to Cuba was a doc they put together about their experience going to Cuba the first time. The fans who went weren't involved in it directly but there's some live footage. I wish they'd put out the whole concert.
Hi, Terry as I understand your father played Jazz in a band with greatest musicians why I dont know, where are you from? Regards I also like this music very much.
En tiempos ancestrales se construyo un puente musical entre La Habana y Nuevs Orleans (la unica ciudad caribeña de EU)
Magnifico estupendo gracias por divertirnos con estupenda interpretasion
Me quito el sombrero ante estos músicos excelentes, son increíbles, esta es la mejor versión del manicero que he escuchado, mis respetos y mi admiracion para ellos, gracias por el video y saludos desdes Florida US.
magnifica, pero debes escuchar unas cincuenta más ....
@@maxibodegasgb2273 las he escuchado, pero está para mi es la mejor.
Fenomenal, un placer verlo. Gracias. El poder de la música... Guauuuuu....
Excelente conjunto y extraordinaria melodía, felicitaciones desde Guatemala C. A.
Fenómenos. Saludos desde Colombia. Mi amada patria
Que grandes músicos es un agasajo esta interpretación del Manicero , muchas felicidades.
Desde Panamá encantado con esta moderna envolvente armoniosa y subyugante interpretación de El Manicero: su creador el Maestro Richard Egües ha de estar encantado donde quiera que El Creador lo haya puesto.
Sublime, virtuosa: De Maestros!
El manicero no fue compuesto por Richard Egues. Fué compuesto por Moisés Simons en 1928.
Super fabuloso. Mil años de aplausos. !!
UNA VERDADERA JOYA MUSICAL. PARA EL MUNDO.
Una joya de grupo entre los buenos es el mejor .Albert
Fabulosos! Saludos desde Zipaquira Colombia
Qué bonito arreglo musical para seguir adelante con esta historia tan linda
EXPECTACULAR........
LO ESCUCHE HACE RATONES ... .... PERO NO LO HABÍA. TERMINADO...
CADA VERSION DE EL MANICERO.. TIENE SU SUING.....
JAAZ....🎵🎼🇨🇴🇪🇦🎶🎹🎻🎷🎺🎸
Excelente conjunto y extraordinaria melodía, felicitaciones
Hermosa música y lo que le sigue..no se dé notas pero creo que cada instrumento estuvo en su tiempo y los solos muy bien ejecutados..tal ves la flauta no se escuchó como en la versión de la(sonora Matancera) mi neófita opinión..gracias por subirla.
Grandes musicos, los solos son espectaculares
QUÈ MARAVILLA! LO DISFRUTO PLENAMENTE. GRACIAS!
¡Que chulada!🙈 para andar en un bailazo de gala blanco y negro que orquestón👏👏👏👏😘
Excelente maestros del ritmo! Saludos desde Conchagua, La Unión, EL SALVADOR. 🎼🎶
WOW WOW EXCELENTE, EL MANICERO, ÉXITO FELICIDADES BANDA, 🌹🍀
cuba-new Orleans Brothers of jazz!one day I'm going to new Orleans to feel like home again!love&respect!.
Siempre me ha gustado esa canción y esta interprrtscion esta fantastica
Jajajaja jajajaja jajajaja cuba y new Orleans hermanos? 😌😂 Cómo no
@@joseluisvelazquez3997 me refiero en lo del jazz!musica no tiene fronteras!bendiciones!
Excelente melodía. Muy buenos recuerdos!!
La música que a revolucionado en todas las esferas sociales, música de todos los tiempos. Reciban saludos desde Acapulco.
Bonita musica recordando esa época bravo
El Jazz donde cada instrumento musical tiene vida propia.
Musica de lo mejor para bailar toda la noche
Saludos desde Brasile!!!
Me encanta ese manicero lo vuelvo a escuchar y bailar
Es la interpretación más larga que he escuchado de una de mis canciones favoritas El Manisero . Bravo 👏 👏 Tuve un CD con este tema interpretado por 13 o más orquestas , desde la primera versión , pero lo perdí en un viaje con mi equipaje. Lo que más siento es que no pude recuperarlo jamás.
Lo maximo que e escuchado muy bueno
Sabroso! Excelente Descarga!😀
What a great piece of music
Una excelente melodía, saludos desde México
Elmanicero me gusta desde que tenía ocho años nunca pasa de moda bien por los cubanos
Thank you great video, the 1st time for me. Nice, great joyful jazz music, thanks camera person too keep smiling with lol politely & safely jazz for joy
Estaban excelentes videos.
de poza rica Veracruz mx va un saludo a todos k les gusta está música nuestra música
Lo máximo de lo máximo.
EXCELENTE MÚSICA, EL MANICERO, ÉXITO, BANDA JASS, 🌹🍀
Fanatica #1 del Jazz
Genial se oye mmm lindo, saludos desde México
Desde merida Venezuela Ramón Serrano muy bueno
Músicos de verdad verdad verdad... Si señor😊
Bueno pa' bailar El Manisero y que no se vaya😅
Muy bello ❤️😍 interpretación
Bellísimo me encantó. Eso es música.
Linda música, tem mais de 90 de sucesso no mundo, obrigado
Alucinante música
Hermosa musicaaa
Wuauu fenomenal felicidades por compartir tan bello espectáculo hermoso s/palabras puros maestros bendiciones para todos ustedes siempre saludos cordiales desde Tapachula Chiapas bendiciones
Que tronbon. Fuera de serie majistral
Magistral felicidades
Lindo lindo parabéns rico rico rico cuba amo amo muito muito muito muito muito muito muito muito muito muito muito
Privilegiada el poderlos oír
Pero que delizia en La Habana ano 2015 del Autor: Moises Simon Lucander NYC
SON UNA BOMBA!!!!
Verdaderamente increíble. !!!!!!!!!!!
Maravilloso !!!!!!!!!!!
Excelente interpretación
Que temon hasta los 440 del center field y que Orquesta, saludos desde desde el norte de mexico
Millones de aplausos
Simplemente magistral💯🇨🇺
Excelente
Rafael
Madrid
Rios
Grandioso!
Q chivo👍
super interpretacion......
Vu PHJB en 2016à N.O a ne pas manquer si vous passez par la
Tremenda Orquesta, Los Cubanos Reyes de lo que hoy se conoce como la zarza. Un liga del jazz y y la música Africana con sus tambores. Desde Cataño Puerto Rico Manuel A. MINIER (Paito )
Esto es MÙSICA, sí señores...
Me gusta el manicero... Bailamos
Linda canción
Браво !
Excellent!
Hermosa la música
How sweet is that?
Musica q no pasa de moda
Lo máximo ritmo Latino.
Sensacional!
Majestuoso.
Felicitaciones ,
Me hubiera Gustado escuchar solerar , al sousafon
🤩🤩Bello bello bello mil veces bello . 🤩🤩
SI te quieres por El pico divertir cómprate un cucuruchito de maní 🥜🎵🎶🤩👍🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Fenomenal wow fantastic
Phenomenal*
muito bom
Los mejores
El manicero ya no es una canción esto se fue de las mano esto es un género ya
Para arrrrtarse de bailar🙈 hasta que los pies no puedan más🤪😁👏👏👏👏
Chulaaaadaaaaaaaa
Que barbaro
❤
Si, vaya a Cuba para que oiga buena música y para que también te metan el dedo en el FONDILLO oyéndola
Muy bonito
If you want real good music you have to go to Cuba, Havana and New Orleans are sisters city .... jazz and Latin Jazz Cuba 🇨🇺 and USA 🇺🇸 the top 2 music producers of the Western Hemisphere. Great band playing a classic from Moises Simons, I think Cubans if not because of the economic issues could also put together a big Latín jazz band. I think Jesus Alemany with Cubanismo play some respect to New Orleans as well.
👏👏👏👌😊❤
EL de la trompeta que chocolatito
Sabrosooo