George Shearing Quintet - Move descargar videos gratis

Mike Tarrani

Shearing, piano; Joe Roland, vibraphone; Chuck Wayne, guitar; John Levy, double bass; Denzil Best, drums

russell bidwell

move by denzil decasta best

Alan Austin

Simply amazing and those wonderful chords that Shearing used. i heard this when I was just a kid and now in my senior years it still moves me.One of the British greats.

lcal39

Can you ID the personnel?

Paul Uhler

George Shearing Quintet - Move

mfing

Go George Go!

MrStRaKeR58

Great technique and musical taste ♫

FernandOrtizdeUrbina

@upphetsade. Don Elliott on vibes, not Gibbs.

John Carter

Another aspect of early Bebop ~ play fast and synchronized ~ usually restricted to the theme statement, as here.

Geniac Sprenkle

Who are the supporting cast? Shearing did have Al McKibbon on bass for a time but I don't recognize these guys

Darryl Nettles

Thank you Sir George. God bless your soul.

Mike Gannon

One of the All-Time Great Jazz Masters! RIP George

thebrokenrattle

Wow, they're smokin!

John Nyerges

Man, this is great. and from a humble jazz pianist, RIP Mr. Shearing.

John Nyerges

Man, this is great.

chkjns

@donarneysyndicate Much appreciated information! George Shearing is the latest of over 400 playlists I've created in tribute to the best musicians from around the world, be they groups, individuals or composers. Covering over a century, my music lists include one for every year since 1900, so you'll hear George playing LofB on my 1952 playlist. It's an ever expanding music hall of fame covering over 20 genres. Hope you stop by. chuck

drjukebox

Wish the camera would have stayed with his hands when he started playing with his signature 'locked hands' R.I.P. dear George, thank you for all the music you played. And how I wish there were similar talents showcased in our time.

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Chuck Wayne on guitar, Denzil Best on drums, John Levy on bass, Johnny Rae on vibes. George Shearings five Snader telescription performances were included in the compilations The Snader Telescriptions: The Small Jazz Groups (1988) on which it closed the 49 minutes of telescriptions, with many other great performances.

Cheryl Pyle

r i p george s ......thanks for the great music sir

FernandOrtizdeUrbina

@avivagabriel John Levy, who later became Shearing's manager. Still around, as far as I know.

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Misty - George Shearing

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