This is Never No Lament

Hola...!!!! Para mi la segunda version, que escucho desde niño, está mejor realizada, la tenia en 78 rpm..en disco JAZZ SOCIETY.....!!!!!

O LENDÁRIO "JOHNNY HODGES" FOI UM DOS MAIS CÉLEBRES SAX ALTO DA HISTÓRIA!!! DUKE ELLINGTON POR SUA VEZ ESTAVA PARA O JAZZ ASSIM COMO LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN PARA A MÚSICA CLÁSSICA!!!

Knew Ray and, his brother Tom , from my days in St. Louis. He was a great pianist and died way too young. Man, he could play !!1

I melt every time I hear this!

He was there at the start. He was there at the end….

There's no John Coltrane without Johnny Hodges.

who’s on bass?

Count of Basie!

Nice black Mann

Black gute feeling

The master of butter notes!

It the variety and at times really beautfull tone colors that JH gets from his sax that make his music so rewarding to listen to There were times on this number where it even soundeď like a womans voice Exquisite Tones

Malcolm brought me here ok I think I like Jazz now lol

Good god, he was a great one.

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My most important influences on sax: Stan Getz, Paul Desmond, and Johnny Hodges. These men are outliers on sax voice.

these guys play the hottest jazz I ever heard

what tone. always magnificient

Why did he have to make it look so bloody easy!!!!????

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And he certainly could swing Thank You

such a clean, unique, wonderful sound and interpretation. Love him

Johnny was the best!

Bravo 👏🏻

Ele destacou o pianista, mas ignorou o irmão. Muito feio.

The way he scoop and bend those notes is immaculate

BravooooO !!!!!

This exactly why I love listening these amazing jazz pioneers when I'm practicing with my Alto and tenor sax. Beautiful to listen. Thank You for the legacy left for us all to learn

First time I hear Freddie Green so clear. Thanx for this video of the great CB orchestra

01:05 Johnny Hodges' voice can be heard

La belleza en la ejecusión de Hodges siempre me cautivó...

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What can you say? His brilliance simply speaks for itself!

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There’s a reason why he was the most famous soloist in the Duke Ellington orchestra, as well as the highest-paid. Rest In Peace Johnny Hodges 🙏🏾

Oh these guys were masters. I read Miles Davis book and he pointed out....more important than the beautiful notes is the space in between.

What can you say !. Completely Ridiculous !. Doesn’t get any better than this !. Marvellous ! .

Sounds beautiful. Johnny Hodges had his own sound and a lovely tone, superb.

Absolutely beautiful

We're seeing the trio in LA in August - sure wish Ray Kennedy was still with us, but I'm sure JP found someone excellent to replace him.

ClasseA

Been listening to him for over 60 years,still am.Saw him play at Bristols Colston Hall in very early 60s, along with the rest of that great orchestra.

Best solo of this EVER!

As a saxplayer, myself, I can only say I like, love & respect Johnny's ARTISTRY & ABILITIES. I would not compare him to any other player. They are all unique & wonderful in my book. 🤩🤠😎

I've seen him once in 1971, when Duke and his orchestra visited Kyiv. I still remember that concert in details

with some of his songs if you close your eyes and listen carefully it doesnt sound like a sax ..it sounds like a voice...pure music from a wind instrument

...chi era il clarinettista???

Look how young buddy rich is playing drums

Maravilhoso,,,,, 👍👍👍👍👍🎵