RIP Mr. Terry. You left behind a legacy. Not only were you an amazing musician, you also devoted a left time to teaching others this wonderful music. Peace and love.
I met the wonderful Clark Terry under the most unfortunate of circumstances. My dad, a jazz drummer, took me to the funeral of the great vibes player/pianist Eddie Costa whose life was tragically cut short in 1962 in an auto accident. My dad introduced me to Clark after the funeral and he was the warmest, kindest person I ever met. I'm an old guy now and I play drums to just about every album Clark ever cut. God Bless CT!
One of many legendary jazz guys that spent a lifetime teaching clinics and classes to younger musicians to pass the torch. I remember, the Wichita Jazz fest over 40 years ago, explaining circular breathing, which I never mastered. The double and tripling tonguing techniques are still appreciated by the wife. 😳
It's the wee hours of the morning and I'm smiling like an idiot as I watch this video. How can you not smile at this video and a man who has a love of music and the universe the way he does[here]. He probably schooled The Big Guy on that flat 5,lol. He's always going to be with us in audio and video recordings. Rest in peace, Mr. Mumbles and thanks for the memories.
94th birthday- Dec 14, 2014 Mike Vax arranged a birthday bash for CT at Clark's home. Lots of musicians came to pay tribute and blow up a storm. CT gave us a few bars of scat to show he can still swing.
Simply amazing to see so much talent cooking like that. Rest well, Clark... thanks for a lifetime devoted to creating beauty, warmth, and friendship....
If Clark Terry had played any other instrument, he would have still been a genius with it. What he had was a fascination with the effect he could get by being a little clever. I'm glad he played trumpet but that musical intellect can go anywhere! Also, you can't deny his engaging personality. People just LOVED him!
Highly recommend Clark's 'Keep on Keep'in on'. Produced by Quincey Jones. Great documentary about his friendship and mentoring of a young blind, musician Have your tissues ready---
A wonderful human being and I've never met a finer musician. I got to do a phone interview for a TRUMPET COLLOQUIUM feature I penned for Jazz Times some years ago (along with Ron Miles, Terence Blanchard and Doc Cheatham) and Clark was generous, funny and totally inspiring. I learned more about the trumpet in one half hour with Clark than I have in a lifetime of listening. Hell, I even went out and bought a trumpet. A great man and the Johnny Hodges of the trumpet--total ease and mastery.
Clark, you were the greatest of all the wonderfull trumpetplayers of the world. I was happy to meet you in Copenhagen where we made you member of honour in The Danish Trumpet Guild together with Maurice André. To greates in two different worlds, but very much like each other in perfection of your goals. Thank you from all of my heart. Peter Madsen
Clark Terry didn’t just make the music better, he made the world better. Rest easy, you’ve earned it.
As soon as he plays just one note you know it's Clark Terry, he's a fantastic person and musician one of the last greatest!
God bless you dear CT!!! many blessings!!!
Hit a fat joint sip your favourite and know you ain't worthy but you are lucky
RIP Mr. Terry. You left behind a legacy. Not only were you an amazing musician, you also devoted a left time to teaching others this wonderful music. Peace and love.
This guys forgotten more great jazz licks than I'll ever know! Aint no substitution for experience.
I met the wonderful Clark Terry under the most unfortunate of circumstances. My dad, a jazz drummer, took me to the funeral of the great vibes player/pianist Eddie Costa whose life was tragically cut short in 1962 in an auto accident. My dad introduced me to Clark after the funeral and he was the warmest, kindest person I ever met. I'm an old guy now and I play drums to just about every album Clark ever cut. God Bless CT!
is there a name for an emotion that is a mix of overwhelming awe and highly amused/entertained? double whammy
One of many legendary jazz guys that spent a lifetime teaching clinics and classes to younger musicians to pass the torch.
I remember, the Wichita Jazz fest over 40 years ago, explaining circular breathing, which I never mastered. The double and tripling tonguing techniques are still appreciated by the wife. 😳
Clark Terry. Great musician and great intellect. One of the best. He will be missed.
Clark Terry - surely one of the all-time greats on that trumpet.
And for sure on the Flugel....!
great on jazz! trumpet is just the way to let that thing out of his spirit.
I miss this man more than I miss getting good grades.
I miss my uncle❤️
None other than the Master himself. Mr. Terry , I've always loved your work.
3:05- Clark’s signature inflection in all its joyful beauty…
I bought one of Clark's personal mouthpieces-----it ain't the mouthpiece that makes
you sound like Clark----He's one of a kind----
It's the wee hours of the morning and I'm smiling like an idiot as I watch this video. How can you not smile at this video and a man who has a love of music and the universe the way he does[here]. He probably schooled The Big Guy on that flat 5,lol. He's always going to be with us in audio and video recordings. Rest in peace, Mr. Mumbles and thanks for the memories.
94th birthday- Dec 14, 2014 Mike Vax arranged a birthday bash for CT at Clark's home. Lots of musicians came to pay tribute and blow up a storm. CT gave us a few bars of scat to show he can still swing.
The Great Clark Terry!
We, the all of us, are ONCE a man; TWICE a child we, the all of us, are!
One of the greatest ever and lovely guy.
nobody has ever done clinics like clark's, fun and great learning experiences, miss ya c.t.
Simply amazing to see so much talent cooking like that. Rest well, Clark... thanks for a lifetime devoted to creating beauty, warmth, and friendship....
trumpet650 Nicely expressed. Clark was a great player and character.
John Perks He was a fine man, too...
❤ maestro Clark Terry
If Clark Terry had played any other instrument, he would have still been a genius with it. What he had was a fascination with the effect he could get by being a little clever. I'm glad he played trumpet but that musical intellect can go anywhere! Also, you can't deny his engaging personality. People just LOVED him!
It's 2014 and I'm just seeing this today WOW!! just wow!!
2017
2018
may the God of ours ancestors bless your soul!!!..
The wonderful Clark Terry
One word, Master!
these cats are so cool i had to go put on a sweater just to finish watchin this..
Simply so charming
Highly recommend Clark's 'Keep on Keep'in on'. Produced by Quincey Jones. Great documentary about his friendship and mentoring of a young blind, musician
Have your tissues ready---
A wonderful human being and I've never met a finer musician. I got to do a phone interview for a TRUMPET COLLOQUIUM feature I penned for Jazz Times some years ago (along with Ron Miles, Terence Blanchard and Doc Cheatham) and Clark was generous, funny and totally inspiring. I learned more about the trumpet in one half hour with Clark than I have in a lifetime of listening. Hell, I even went out and bought a trumpet. A great man and the Johnny Hodges of the trumpet--total ease and mastery.
one of the greats he will be missed
Clark, you were the greatest of all the wonderfull trumpetplayers of the world. I was happy to meet you in Copenhagen where we made you member of honour in The Danish Trumpet Guild together with Maurice André. To greates in two different worlds, but very much like each other in perfection of your goals. Thank you from all of my heart.
Peter Madsen
"TWO GREATS".............
He could do anything !!
R.I.P Clark Terry
RIP Clark Terry.
Throughly enjoyed it, Thankyou!!!
There is such joy in his playing....
That unmistakable sound of joy! Uncle Clark!
There's no one like Clark.
My trumpet hero...and a great man, as well.
The best Musician ever
This guy is gold!!!!
That was tremendous he,s on my favourite trumpet players a superb performance
Beautiful! Thank you for upload it. May be a Spanish subtitles will awesome
i met your god child in rhode island . thanks youse is the greatist
Wonderful
I love Clark....is the real jazz master _)
Man mentor great great musician
long life to you, TC
Мой любимый и всегда узнаваемый трубач !!!!!!!!!!
Rest in peace.
Beautiful flat 5th! :)
Arethea
i love how clark quotes paresian thoroughfare by brown and roach in his improv at one point
the great Kenny Werner on the piano
A true lengend indeed
Wonderful drumming by Mr. Hart.
Clark Terry the Master.
RIP
GRANDE CLARK !!!!! GOOD !!!
Perdido was a feature for CT back in the days with Ellington.
still love terrys way to play jazz
Brilliant all star! Thank you for learn'n us
Grande clark terry
Thank you for this video!
ajajaja , excelente maestro, increíblemente bueno
Word!
Yeah man!
Ultimate cool.
#RIP #ClarkTerry
this channel has so many great vids
Super
Clark Terry (December 14, 1920 - February 21, 2015)
Someone please tell me who's on the upright bass ???
There's so much brilliance on that stage. Damn !!!!!
Not sure who's on bass, but that's Kenny Werner on piano.
+jodi183
Thanks for telling me about this keys player.
I like his playing.
Mike Richmond on bass and Billy Hart on drums
Nice Wave quote at 13:26 :) :) :)
he is 84 real cool
Tibor Török 94
The double bass player though!!! He wasn’t that appreciated! Beautiful from CT and the band.
he makes all those foolish things so easy like every professional
4:39 PANIC! AT THE DISCO
Kenny Werner-Effortless mastery?
Billy Hart on drums.
looks like Kenny Werner on piano..
But did you spot the 'No Moon At All' quote at 27:00? :-)
38:36 LOL!!!!
Mike Richmond
SWING ! 吹くニュアンスってか、本当全然違げぇ、出す音全部が全部SWINGしてる
Bassist? Killllsssa
Aha
UFO videos are better quality.
Grande clark terry