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Eddie Harris & Les McCann - Kaftan (Live at Montreux Jazz Festival 1969)

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On June 21, 1969, Eddie Harris & Les McCann performed his song "Kaftan" at the Montreux Jazz Festival and Casino Karsuul in Switzerland.
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More than 5,000 concerts have been recorded LIVE both in audio and video since the creation of the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1967, by the visionary Claude Nobs.
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1969 © Montreux Sounds/Swiss TV

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23 авг 2024

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@dougbergh1516 Год назад

what amazes me is the bass line. for 10 minutes he kept that up. sublime. Leroy Vinnegar

@walteranders9396 Год назад

Jazz like this it's like an adventure. Slow steps to a steady pace and complete immersion. And then you find yourself wanting to stay in the journey before reaching the destination.

@transport787 2 месяца назад

Awesome description..love it!

@BlackMixtape 3 года назад

Lineup: Piano - Les McCann Tenor Saxophone - Eddie Harris Trumpet - Benny Bailey Bass - Leroy Vinnegar Drums - Donald Dean

@555calex 3 года назад

So often you don't know who the players are especially in jazz which go back quite a ways...thank you very much!

@BlackMixtape 3 года назад

@@555calex totally agree, the most important is to spread love of music, thank you for your great post.

@yogavibe2516 3 года назад

that is one amazing line up ...Donald dean kills it !!

@oughtssought1198 2 года назад

thanks been wondering who the great rhythm section was at this gig

@solomonmakgato6903 3 года назад

This is a miracle, first time hearing this jam

@fredawilliams4903 Год назад

Love the rhythm - Eddie Harris - awesome!!!

@josephgomes6829 3 года назад

Pure talent perfection

@RonCarterBassist Год назад

👏🏾👏🏾

@chrislongo8335 2 года назад

… heard nothing like it since yr gone. .. love u dad. Pepe LONGO

@montebarrett5365 Год назад

I never tire of this

@jimspake 3 года назад

I flipped at seeing footage of Compared to What after so many decades. Now new stuff!!! Thanks!

@johanleenaars1327 2 года назад

Beautiful.

@carypasseroff3331 5 месяцев назад

BANG!

@lesliehayton2929 4 года назад

Wow that’s a great jam with a great rhythm section , Leroy certainly worked up a sweat and no wonder he was hitting those strings hard , thanks !

@eddylindner1317 3 года назад

Right On Brother !! !!

@klaricivo5326 3 года назад

It is like a wonderfull painting (unfinished painting with many possible outcomes, a Story of the mankind as individuell but also kollektiv) great colors/ figural,sureal, abstract, expressionismus... You guys rock the 1969!!! Thank you so much for creating and sharing

@lesliehayton2929 8 месяцев назад

Very great playing

@jorymil Год назад

This is golden. It's one thing to hear a recording, but it's an entirely different thing to see how it's actually done. I'm sure that someone else has done that left hand tambourine groove, but it's a new one to me. It actually looks like one of those hi-hat tambourines, but played by hand!

@jezza8998 2 года назад

What a great group they were.👍🇺🇲

@jorymil Год назад

And this was just an impromptu thing: neither Eddie Harris nor Benny Bailey were part of Les McCann's trio.

@mrnobodyz 7 месяцев назад

Eddie Harris & Les McCann… Dudes!!!

@eddylindner1317 3 года назад

I Love it. So Cool, so Smooth. Thank You for the Memories !! !!

@oughtssought1198 2 года назад

7 minutes in and this piece hasn't particularly grabbed and carried me the way the others from this show do no complaint tho'. I'm thoroughly enjoying the jazz adventure of waiting to see if it comes together and takes off jazz at its best is a trip to what's next ... and the suspense can be as delicious whether it rises and flies or just spends 10 minutes poking around in search of the escalator. I could listen to this ensemble "just poking around" with "no particular place to go" for hours.