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Timeless talent, these guys all played cooperatively as well which is a miracle

It’s very smart and thinking music

this is absolutely beautiful.

Les McCann Little Richard Ray Charles George Duke Bernie Worrell

Who were the bass guitar and drummer?

And then there's Early Kirk. Who knew? Thank god for the internet!

70s NYC sound and beyond. Thad took Big Band to such a high creative( not imitated) level which has not been surpassed to this day. 🙏🙌

Still love this!!!!

I like Brother Jack McDuff's hairstyle.

Ed Bickert, Mike Stern, Adam Rodgers, Ted Green ….Tele’s.

Seems strange to see him with a Tele. But, great as ever, as is the band.

After quite a bit of research, I now know this was first broadcast (live?) In June 1972. I had to check because l clearly remember my Dad and (Polish) Mom telling me ALL ABOUT Gene Krupa and then bringing out the records. I was 11 years-old... Thank you for letting me see this again 54 years later. David. 6/20/24.

Kenny is on fire💥

On fire ❤️👍

I'm ashamed I've never heard this before today. This is mesmerizing! WOW!

Play, compared to what, by Les McCain

00:49 Larry tried to put Europe on the 2 and the four.....good luck with that.... "zee tekno und marchings muziks ..... i feel it much too deeply". one one one one one one one one one one

2024 and still going 💪🏽!!

Very good and with the lesley too

As a person who was born in the mid 1970's and grew up in the 1980's & 1990's, I'm having a hard time believing that George Benson had been on the scene since the 1960's Motown Era & Stax (Otis Redding), The British Acts, James Brown. even Sam Cooke was still alive around this time, because when I think of him I think of his hit records that I grew up on in the 1980's like "Give Me The Night" & "Turn Your Love Around", but this is historically accurate. Nice piece of history here.

And don' t forget Åke "Stan" Hasselgard, who played the tune with Barney. But Chuck is great here! Greetings from Sweden!

Terry Evans is my big cousin

why is it nostalgic

I don't know how the floor could have held all that talent.

Like cool man , cooooooool.

thank you for giving me the opportunity to be your personal caregiver my dear patient Terry F. Evans wherever you are now I know you are happy. rest in peace with God, thank you for the happy memories for three months as your personal caregiver my friend🙏💐

wherever Terry is now he's sure to be happy. he is a great musician and a kind person. thank you for the opportunity to be your caregiver

How very, very wonderful!

Jazz supposedly has no 'rules'. This is as free speech as it gets when it comes to music. I'm here for it. 🏆

Jimmy.was the man!!

Griff was my favorites among many, met him at Carlos 2 and Vanguard, true gentleman. Cried the day Phil Schapp did his memorial

thanks

What a mess

Kenny Burrell is a treasure.

Roland Kirk!

I partied off of this jam

THANK YOU SO MUCH AND GOD BLESS YOU FROM AN OLD MUSUCUAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jane's ww2 fighters. I liked the soundtrack 20 years ago. Btw feather the throttle on the messerschmitt 262. It stalls easily. ;)

He must be from Oxford Missisippi

Kinda surrealistic, isn't it?

One of the most tasteful guitar players ever. Wicked. 👍

People think of George Benson the pop jazz star, this guy is a monster player!

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Cocaine is a helluva drug

uau...

Excellent drumming. 😅

Jim Rowles at the vibes, I believe...

This is core of music glad to have this to Go back on this great artist

thisa is so good!!!!!

When Jack is jammin' the organ is jumpin' -- literally & musically!