Maynard was 61 when this aired. Amazing playing even then. I wish Arsenio had actually interviewed him but it was great that he featured him as much as he did. Thank you very much for posting this!
I remember anticipating this episode because I knew Morgan Fairchild was going to be on, but I was pleasantly surprised when he was sitting in with the band. What a shocker! Miss you, Maynard.
I met Maynard Ferguson! What a great musician! He was a fabulous musician!! I just turned 60, Maynard was 61when this was being aired, so many years ago, when I was a little girl!
Qué época maravilhosa onde os artistas famosos eram trompetistas, saxofonistas, etc; músicos com verdadeiro talento. Infelizmente não temos mais programas como esse nos dias atuais.
I got to see Maynard once, spring 1982, when he visited a high school in my area. I was playing in a band myself back then and we all went. He was a great guy that did thses little shows just to promote his brand of stratospheric jazz. The other band members were also damn good. I don't know how long it will be before another Maynard comes along.
Ed, the answer in my opinion is never. Todays modern day trumpet players can probably play just as high & improve just as well if not better but they'll only be one Maynard, Harry James, Louie, Doc..if you catch my drift. These were the original innovators/influencers and fathers of the instrument w/personalities to fit.
Wow. Such an influence on me as a Trumpet player. Gone too soon. He’d be 97 if he was alive today. I’m pretty sure he in doc Severinsen were the same age.
Terri Lynne Carrington burning up the groove on the drums. Her work with Pattitucci and Herbie are some of her many great works and my personal favorites.
Lighten up guys, i was a senior in high school when this aired and back then, people just took it as Arsenio being a comedian, and maynard replying in kind. Times were different back then, no one would even question it and just like how maynard took it, as a joke & appreciated Arsenio for letting him be on his show. But times are very different now along with the world we live. There was no social justice warrior movement & woke standards back then. I doubt very much that Arsenio if he still had his show, nor any modern day comedian talk show host would make the same joke.
@@richardhertz749 Sir I totally agree with you. And I was not offended at all by Arsenio Hall. But that is the absurdity of all the bullshit goin on. Your saying that even over the last few decades things were different while what people did and said centuries ago we wanna hold them accountable even though that was the social norm. Cancelling Jefferson and Washington? And books? It's all bs man! It has to stop. People are getting called out for wearing halloween costumes 30 years ago. Get a backbone and stop being offended by every little damn thing!
@@joeheid4757 Yep we are 100 percent on the same page. With that said, lets go to Allen Vizzutti's tune "Nine Black riders," which he did in the late 80's and ask him to re name it. lol
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Maynard was a true legend. So many world class players have crossed paths with his band at sometime during their careers.
Maynard made his audience happy.....that was his most important talent. : )
Maynard was 61 when this aired. Amazing playing even then. I wish Arsenio had actually interviewed him but it was great that he featured him as much as he did. Thank you very much for posting this!
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I wish Arsenio had interviewed Maynard. I love the version of Maria from the New Vintage album.
❤❤❤ just love it all my son n I we were there LIVE WOW
I remember anticipating this episode because I knew Morgan Fairchild was going to be on, but I was pleasantly surprised when he was sitting in with the band. What a shocker! Miss you, Maynard.
That in-studio audience got a legendary treat that day. The excerpts that made it on air are fantastic - imagine hearing the full versions.
My favorite artist Maynard Ferguson..
Thanks for just giving us the Maynard clips and editing out all the fluff.
I met Maynard Ferguson! What a great musician! He was a fabulous musician!! I just turned 60, Maynard was 61when this was being aired, so many years ago, when I was a little girl!
This sounds like Spyro Gyra meets Maynard Ferguson. Gosh I love it
Good one!!! That tuned really did rock.
The boss!
Nobody like Maynard. A true musician and one hell of a personality. It would be my dream to leave half the legacy this man left behind.
The Boss! Like Springsteen but harder worker if such things exist.
Qué época maravilhosa onde os artistas famosos eram trompetistas, saxofonistas, etc; músicos com verdadeiro talento.
Infelizmente não temos mais programas como esse nos dias atuais.
Just love it WOW 5 years love you all blessings to all
I got to see Maynard once, spring 1982, when he visited a high school in my area. I was playing in a band myself back then and we all went. He was a great guy that did thses little shows just to promote his brand of stratospheric jazz. The other band members were also damn good. I don't know how long it will be before another Maynard comes along.
Ed, the answer in my opinion is never. Todays modern day trumpet players can probably play just as high & improve just as well if not better but they'll only be one Maynard, Harry James, Louie, Doc..if you catch my drift. These were the original innovators/influencers and fathers of the instrument w/personalities to fit.
@@richardhertz749 Also Arturo Sandoval Herb Alpert Doc Sevrinsen AL Hirt.
born May 4, 1928 - died August 23, 2006 ;
Lived to be 78!!!
I wish that I was in that green room, "Yeah , play that note again brother" said macho man
Wow. Such an influence on me as a Trumpet player. Gone too soon. He’d be 97 if he was alive today. I’m pretty sure he in doc Severinsen were the same age.
Awesome, sitting in with the band.
Assenio’s joke about Maynard Ferguson sounding like a black man’s name went over like a lead balloon.
Yeah...it got awkward for awhile there..
Yep, always trying to measure everything against that metric like it's the defining thing....Despise the arrogance...🙄
Increíble 🇺🇸! Ahí si respetan a sus artistas 🤗 Ídolo Maynard!
I love his sound!
Some time to remember for the rest of my life wow.love you .
9:09
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Completely right on , altogether 🎉 😂❤
That "fashion athletic footwear" ad at the end is hilarious.
Terri Lynne Carrington burning up the groove on the drums. Her work with Pattitucci and Herbie are some of her many great works and my personal favorites.
Yeah she's a beast!!
@@porcaro4ever Nandi Bushell is 13 now and may be better.
Love it
Love MF. He even outshined Morgan Fairchild, quite a feat. :)
That's incredible...The Boss bumped The Macho Man!! HAHAHAHA
Jesus he plays higher on that flugel than most people cut ✂️ on a regular bflat horn.
Excellent
The Boss!
Woo ... WATCHA THINKIN' 2020
He was 61 on this clip
Weird how at the end Arsenio just stands up and walks away - sort leaves Maynard there looking around.
Chip McNeil from his big band on sax..
That is Matt Wallace
El mejor una eminencia excelente MAYNAR Ferguson
Anybody know the name of the chart at 6:20?
The tune is called Watcha Thinking. From the High Voltage Complete Abulm
@@s.swihrt61114 Thanks.
Those first 3 minutes were kinda awkward.
Bill Hurtling on Vibes ‘
These seem to be a form of marimba, but I’m sure he’s great on vibes too…
Was Morgan Fairchild on the show that night?
Yes she was.
What song is he playing around 7:20?
High Voltage - Whatcha Thinkin'
High Voltage 2. Da Boss.
MF'r!
All that lick lipping and wandering eyes... It's no secret that Maynard could play "high" if you get my drift.
I highly doubt he did drugs - as a trumpet player myself moist lips are essential especially as you get higher in the register.
@@edp5886He took LSD with Timothy Leary!
Arsenio bein racist in 89. But it was ok.
When a black guy cracks a joke on a white guy it's ok, but when a white guy does it to a black guy then it isn't ok. Double standards.
@@coolybop66 Exactly.
Lighten up guys, i was a senior in high school when this aired and back then, people just took it as Arsenio being a comedian, and maynard replying in kind. Times were different back then, no one would even question it and just like how maynard took it, as a joke & appreciated Arsenio for letting him be on his show. But times are very different now along with the world we live. There was no social justice warrior movement & woke standards back then. I doubt very much that Arsenio if he still had his show, nor any modern day comedian talk show host would make the same joke.
@@richardhertz749 Sir I totally agree with you. And I was not offended at all by Arsenio Hall. But that is the absurdity of all the bullshit goin on. Your saying that even over the last few decades things were different while what people did and said centuries ago we wanna hold them accountable even though that was the social norm. Cancelling Jefferson and Washington? And books? It's all bs man! It has to stop. People are getting called out for wearing halloween costumes 30 years ago. Get a backbone and stop being offended by every little damn thing!
@@joeheid4757 Yep we are 100 percent on the same page. With that said, lets go to Allen Vizzutti's tune "Nine Black riders," which he did in the late 80's and ask him to re name it. lol