Steven Feifke Big Band // Tricotism feat. Dan Chmielinski Jeffery Miller, Alex Wintz, Bryan Carter 

This chart is killing everybody should listen to this algorithm do your thing

i love how the band rolls out the red carpet for each of the soloists.

Thanks for keeping the music I love alive. Maybe I'll play my trombone again, but wet tobacco is a killer to the lips. Thanks for the upload and motivation to get off tobacco.

So much fun playing music with you, Steven! ⚜️

They are terrific musicians and, Steven Feifke who did the arrangement is a genius.

Glad to see big band music is alive and well. I love the big band sound.

Excellent.

Oh this is the real thing for sure

So many ugly things going on in the world ... one could easily be a pessimist ... and then, along comes talent and dedication like Steven Feifke. If the world can still produce talent like this, the end may not be as near as we fear.

Sight reading ftw... man this was good! Props out to the engineering and mixing

fantastic in all respects ! ... not least of which is the high quality of the recording

Love it from South Africa

Great composition Great sound Great execution

Beautiful lick on guitar 4:56 😍

Wow!! Just discovered this band. What a sound! Subscribe... check. Notification bell... check. Looking forward to discover more.

Nahhh this is literally crazy 🔥

o o o o oyes!!!

Band has some chops keep on swinging

Phenomenal!

Amazing work

Wow, awesome sounds!

I am stunned that young musicians would know about this music let alone play it. I’m jazzed. Long live the artist and the best rendition, Oscar Peterson’s trio’s recording in May 1961, in Chicago.

Love this arrangement🔥🚀

Where'd this come from?! I love it so much!

Bryan Carter Making jazzz face 0:02

its hip

Would been intersting to try same tune, same arrange, but slower ;-)

how is noone mentioning how much the guitarist looks like mr Steven?

Oscar Peterson has to be mentioned again here.

Great arrangements, great musicianship - but do you do any original material? All I've heard from this band are covers. Maybe that's a strategy to get paying gigs, and maybe that's a smart decision, but I'd like to hear some of your own compositions.