Jazz, Period. - Blues Testament 

Just fantastic playing all round

i hear a lot of Kenny Dorham in that trumpet sound ! Love it!

Al, I want more, more, more and always more of those videos! Thanks for making my evenings great!

I love this, listen to it all the time! Great solos man I'm really feeling them. A standard blues is 12 bars and I'm hearing 16 bars on the solo. Those extra 4 bars you added right before the V chord and then the turnaround is where I feel the magic happens. Great song!

A lot of Sonny Stitt influence on the tenor, I'm lovin' it!

Amazing tenor sound and playing here! very nice tune and visuals and sound is top notch as usual. Thank for posting.

Magnificent ... I found you through a common friend on Brazil, sax player too. Al McLean, I just bought an alto Naked Lady and I would like to talk to you about it! Congratulation once more !!!

Amen! and blow the changes. Great Tune Kevin!

Yes indeed!!!!!!

Amazing sound, I'm learning sooooo much from your videos many thanks!

Sweet jazz. Great video. You keep getting better.

Hi Nathan, I shot this film, thank you for your comment. Please click through to see some others on my channel. Regards, Randy Cole

Oops, just read it is a 1917 Conn. More the fool me, as I have a 1918 Conn tenor with a split bell and straight tone holes (which I think the video shows this tenor has instead of a Martin's bevelled tone holes) - but mine has 3 side keys and I can only see 2 on Al's tenor which made me think it was a M. T. Ah well, ....

Nicely filmed.

I noticed the split bell - is Al playing a Martin (perhaps a Committee model)?

Great music but what stood out for me was the cinematography, who shot this video?

👏👏👏

fatty! Love from Kingston.

Or now I've seen a bit more, maybe it's a Martin Troubadour c. 1931...?

Is Kevin playing a Getzen super deluxe?

0:37 Stitt on After Hours