Arnett Cobb, Eddie Lockjaw Davis and Johnny Griffin in "Bag's Groove" (1984) 

Glad you liked it. 🙂

Ronald Unkel wow, I'm jealous! !!!

LUCKY 472 Went to this ripper Jazz-Joint during the 70’s when i lived in Holland, before returning to Australia in 1981. Met most of these fabulous Jazz-men (also these guys) via my dear friend swing-drummer Wallace (Wally) Bishop, who lived and died in Holland, who was the ex-drummer of the Earl Hines Band in the 1930’s. Fantastic memories about the best of Jazz artists, and the best of the best ever Jazz years. So Dig, Enjoy & Cheers!

Glad you liked it Daniel. Indeed one of the best concerts I've ever visited (and I've seen a lot!).

Yes, that's indeed the great Butch Miles.

mrpeebee1 don't like it, I love it !!!!

+theHellza Poppin - Graag gedaan!

It was recorded a long time ago from a radio broadcast on a cassette (tape) and converted to mp3 some years ago. Never released on LP or CD. I can get you a copy of the MP3 if you let me know your email through a private message.

+John Dough - Sorry John, but Cobb played a Yamaha, Griff a Selmer Super Action 80 and I think that Lockjaw used a Selmer Mark VI. Indeed all on vintage Otto Link pieces.

Interesting; I once had a balanced action, then Yamaha (no tone) then since, a mark 6 and also a Jupiter, black and gold (with matching alto, and both fierce old strong tones and perfect top to bottom), but now, it's the mark 6 wiith my highly modified Otto Link 8, now super size and smoothed for all round. I get a Ben Wewbster sound for preference.,some boots, hawk, getz, others by mouthing. Never stops.

Phil, where are you, how can we meet/ Interested in your modified Otto link 8. Ben used to have a modified 8. Jaws had a 10 Star, with a factory alteration, a longer length of Lay. He had a July 1983, Mk 1 Selmer Super Action 80, presented to him by Selmer, when Eddie visited the factory. This was before he died. I had a Crook, belonging to Jaws, from a Mk6, on my 1984 Selmer Super Action 80, which I exchanged for my Conn Naked Lady 10M. Eddie never liked the MK 7's, and used to have a Conn in the late 1950's, but as people have said, he had a Mk6, before his last one. I met him, 1969, and am working on his biography, but have to reconnect with his daughter Sheila. Johnny played a King Tenor, and a 12 star link, not Selmer. Cobb I do not know. I last saw Johnny in 2003. Eddie died too young, and I still miss him. Say, would you like to know how to play and sound like Jaws? I kid you not.

It was recorded a long time ago from a radio broadcast on a cassette (tape) and converted to mp3 some years ago.

Sussed it - it's Splanky, which he played on when he was in the Count Basie Orchestra!

@@BackToTheBlues It's the shout chorus from Splanky, not the tune itself. :)

@@renedehilster5735 That;s why it was driving me mad - it wasn't obvious because it's not at the start of the tune! I've never heard the term 'shout chorus' before, but it's an entirely apt one.

I won't mind being invaded by such kind of musicians Dan!