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Queens of the Stone Age live @ Montreux Jazz Festival, 08/07/2018. 00:00 Intro 1 - Singin' in the Rain 00:37 Intro 2 - A Clockwork Orange theme by Wendy Carlos 01:52 A Song for the Deaf 07:21 Sick, Sick, Sick 11:18
Buddy Rich highlights the relentless power and unparalleled artistry of the man who was known as "The World's Greatest Drummer." This 75-minute concert, taped in Holland in 1978, shocases one of the tightest big bands i
Pianist Thomas Enhco takes Jazz sous les Pommiers on a two-part concert: first a solo inspired by Mozart, then a two-piano duet with American jazzman Kevin Hays.
Jazz Icons: Jimmy Smith boasts an incredible 90-minute concert from 1969 filmed in Paris. Working in his classic trio format (with longtime guitarist Eddie McFadden and drummer Charlie Crosby), Jimmy shows why he is stil
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Guitarist Larry Carlton Performing With Trio Includes Son Travis Carlton Laying Down The Bass Groove.
A historic jazz double bassist opens Jazz & Pop, a unique Buenos Aires club where national and international musicians perform.
To speak of jazz in Turkey is to speak of Kerem Görsev. In this intimate short documentary, director Levent Türkan sits down with the maestro to unravel İstanbul’s profound impact on his art. Together, they explore his h
This may have been billed as a Jazz festival, but the dish served up by Solomon is one of pure Soul.The concert footage was taken in 2003 which has both its advantages and its drawbacks.On the positive side it means that
Joachim Kühn and Michael Wollnyse perform as a duo at the Leipzig Opera. Their first four-handed encounter was back in 2008 and resulted in the album Piano Works IX: Live At SchlossElmau. Fifteen years later in 2023, a
Jazz Icons: Art Blakey boasts an exceptional one-hour concert by Art Blakey from Paris in 1965. This performance showcases one of the few undocumented Blakey bands, the New Jazzmen, featuring the incomparable Freddie Hub
Renowned journalist and jazz critic Nat Hentoff tells the story of his longtime colleague, pioneering TV writer/director/producer, Robert Herridge. Herridge, working closely with Hentoff, was the key force behind the mak
Trumpeter Enrico Rava and pianist Fred Hersh perform from their album, The Song Is You, at the Italian Piacenza jazz festival.
In the twisted annals of the Third Reich, few stories are so improbable as that of Charlie and his Orchestra. Even as Nazis campaigned against degenerate jazz music, behind the scenes the Propaganda Ministry was creating
