Harry "Sweets" Edison (trumpet); Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis (tenor saxophone); Johnny O'Neal (piano); James Martin (drums) Recorded: Atlanta, GA (02/16/1981 11/02/1981)
@@fernandopo6399 Bass - Hugo Rasmussen Drums - Svend-Erik Nørregaard Layout - Chris Olesen Liner Notes - Alun Morgan Photography By - Keld Klock Piano - Kenny Drew Producer - Ole Matthiessen Tenor Saxophone - Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis Trombone - John Darville (tracks: 2, 4, 6, 8) Trumpet - Harry "Sweets" Edison* Recorded July, 1976
I heard them playing at the Hilton in New Orleans; ground floor. In the background the train station. Only for five people (the public!). In the pause at the bar: "where do you come from? From Europe? Oh man, there they really do appreciate our music. Here they don't!" For me it was very special to meet these fantastic musicians!! PS: I am now 78, it must be a very long time ago......
Hey, I FINALLY reached "maturity" enough - age 81 to truly appreciate Lockjaw and Sweets. Why it took this long is a blue fog to me but WTH!! Thank you...
Harry "Sweets" Edison (trumpet); Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis (tenor saxophone); Johnny O'Neal (piano); James Martin (drums)
Recorded: Atlanta, GA (02/16/1981 11/02/1981)
johnny can play!!!!!
And Dewey Sampson - Bass according to Johnny O'Neal's facebook page...
@@fernandopo6399 Bass - Hugo Rasmussen
Drums - Svend-Erik Nørregaard
Layout - Chris Olesen
Liner Notes - Alun Morgan
Photography By - Keld Klock
Piano - Kenny Drew
Producer - Ole Matthiessen
Tenor Saxophone - Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis
Trombone - John Darville (tracks: 2, 4, 6, 8)
Trumpet - Harry "Sweets" Edison*
Recorded July, 1976
Brilliant! Thank you for the input.
@@yakovhadash Indeed!
I heard them playing at the Hilton in New Orleans; ground floor. In the background the train station. Only for five people (the public!). In the pause at the bar: "where do you come from? From Europe? Oh man, there they really do appreciate our music. Here they don't!"
For me it was very special to meet these fantastic musicians!!
PS: I am now 78, it must be a very long time ago......
Great anecdote. Thank you!
What a monsters..!!! Thanks for sharing
The day I met Sweets was one of the best days of my life! Soulful cat!
I just stumbled on this gem . Both Sweets and Eddie Lockjaw are in great form and the music they make is incredible.
Eternamente grato per le sue incisione da buon jazzisti grazie
UUUUFFFFF!!! Sweets was simply one of the very best!! I would give my right foot to be able to play like that!!!!
Simply AWESOME! Thank you,
とにかく良い。
They are two giants of jazz!..........................................
Reminds me my late brother in law Ali Xesha who introduced me to Sweets way back 1974 when I only 16yrs old....
Great memory !
sweets sweetens lockjaws lock up lockdown faboulas thanx
Hey, I FINALLY reached "maturity" enough - age 81 to truly appreciate Lockjaw and Sweets. Why it took this long is a blue fog to me but WTH!! Thank you...
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅... all the way from South Africa...
To late for you sorry
Longue vie à vous !
💜 SWINGS HARD!
(no surprise)
Just great!
GRACIAS,POR EXCELENTE MUSICA
Sweets and Jaws too much fun!
The Top OF CLASS !
Unfortunately, the last track skips a lot. Other than that this is a fantastic video. Thanks so much for posting!
awesome!!!
Nice stuff.
due giganti..del jazz
👍👍👍😊🙏🙏🙏
Satin Doll at 41.39 not But Beautiful. But the whole thing is Beautiful 😁
lockjaw lock it up!!!
...the parts played by stand-up basses in all jazz pieces--pretty sure if one is in rhythm, one could play any note combination and it would work...
所謂ゴキゲンて言うヤツ！
Track 4 is But Beautifil track 5 Satin Doll
🙄🌾💙🌱
Lockjaw Davis could play circles around Coltrane. Almost all of the truly great tenor players are dead.
and trane might build a pyramid around jaws
Last track skips.