Charles Mingus Sextet - Live in Norway, 1964 Part 3

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Charles Mingus Sextet - Live in Norway, 1964 Part 3

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Part 3 - 16:41~24:35 (total 58:35)
Charles Mingus - bass
Eric Dolphy - alto saxophone, flute, bass clarinet
Clifford Jordan - tenor saxophone
Johnny Coles - trumpet
Jaki Byard - piano
Dannie Richmond - drums

Tags for this video: bass byard charles clifford coles dannie dolphy eric jaki jazz johnny jordan live mingus norway richmond

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The last time God ' ... ( 1 year ago by entengle)

The last time God 'spoke' was through Eric's flute!

the glare from the ... ( 1 year ago by arnbri)

the glare from the camera sometimes makes it look as though mingus' bass as a heartbeat... there is life in this music. this is a great group of musicians and they play well together.

Beautiful. ( 1 year ago by CreativityIsLacking)

Beautiful.

Eric's genius is ... ( 1 year ago by thecosmicrain)

Eric's genius is astounding. It's a shame that he didn't grace us with his presence for longer....

I'm ashamed to say, ... ( 1 year ago by ZachRhea)

I'm ashamed to say, to my knowledge, I had never heard Eric Dolphy before, but good lord. He is a beast. I gotta hunt some of his stuff down.

eric dolphy! los ... ( 1 year ago by joshuasound)

eric dolphy! los angeles' own. 36th street. he openned up so much for the music. G-d bless him, may he forever continue to inspire.

before eric plays ... ( 1 year ago by Ollie00000008)

before eric plays he looks so bored, then he just goes nuts... haha. his face looks like its saying 'for fuck sakes why am i playing with these guys im a legend and these guys arent no charlie parkers reboppers'
either way, i wish i could hear the piano better...

i can't stop ... ( 1 year ago by freesoup)

i can't stop watching this.

Yeah, I'd never ... ( 11 months ago by TomBandfield)

Yeah, I'd never heard him before this band either. His playing on this is fucking unreal. I gather his album 'Out To Lunch' is worth hearing. :-)

Eric Dolphy is a ... ( 11 months ago by pedrogas79)

Eric Dolphy is a cold blooded beast!! ...that solo was out of this world...my god .......what an amazing performance!!.....

Array ( 9 months ago by wildman78)

I agree.
His playing really fit that free jazz mode.
I heard "Out To Lunch" and it's killin'.
I gotta hear more of his albums myself.

gosh...eric great.. ... ( 9 months ago by blormp1)

gosh...eric great...
he died young...mingus mad...mingus
and coltrane died young... like charlie...
#$@%$#@$2%@%$%4...

I love how Dolphy ... ( 8 months ago by carlossilva185)

I love how Dolphy amazed Cole

thanks for posting ... ( 7 months ago by markox333)

thanks for posting this man.

Dolphy has always ... ( 6 months ago by ContrabassSaxophone)

Dolphy has always been by biggest influence on alto. He was truly amazing.

This is one of the ... ( 6 months ago by ContrabassSaxophone)

This is one of the best videos I've ever seen on youtube.

maravilloso ( 6 months ago by MLaruelle)

maravilloso

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Could you imagine ... ( 5 months ago by seamusohanrahan)

Could you imagine actually being there to watch this? In 1964? It's a testament to how timeless Dolphy is that he's still mindblowing to listen to now more than forty years later, even after our ears have been well broken in by everything that's followed, but back then...?!

Unbelievably good, ... ( 4 months ago by timwakefield)

Unbelievably good, Dolphy is the king.
So sad too - 'Sometimes I cover for Eric cuz he's going someplace.' He meant that Dolphy was leaving the band to stay in Europe, but of course he died there just 2 months later.

Thank you for ... ( 3 months ago by Bassguy623)

Thank you for posting this!

Array ( 3 months ago by ghostofdolphy)

DOLPHY!
One of the greatest solos in Jazz history IMHO. But as you see I'm a Dolphy fan.

hahaha Johnny Coles ... ( 3 months ago by PStewart0)

hahaha Johnny Coles' face at 2:20ish

YES! ( 1 month ago by nadavnaz2)

YES!

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