Victor Feldman Trio - 1965 descargar videos gratis

promerops

My parents used to speak about Victor Feldman, having admired this precocious young drummer in the bands to which they danced in the 40s. I first came across the name (again) on Miles Davis's 'Quiet Nights' and wondered if it could be the same artist. Finding him again on Barney Kessel and, of course, Steely Dan records, plus on his own work, confirmed this to be the case. A very, very fine musician, and, it seems, a very likable man who passed away too soon. Thanks for uploading.

killercrabman

fantastic drums, those little solos were pretty hardcore.

Anne DeVere Harper

always loved Victors playing he swung like a ........... and I worked with Ronnie's brother Bob---great pianist and Ron--------- A superb drummer and nice guy

Michael Boykin

you're right... the drummer is great

bedrock2000

consummate musicianship

Trilaterus.com

First brit to collaborate with a jazz master? In 1963?. C'mon. You telling me Duke didn't play with any brits when he went there 1933 and no one else did in the interim?

Vennette Gloud

Still one of the most talented and nicest guys I've had the pleasure of working with.

LENCRAWLEY1

No doubt one of our greatest Jazz players

peter yeoman

without doubt along with george shearing our greatest jazz export to the states

Philip Terzian

3:50-4:50 is diabolical. 

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RICK LAIRD: LO S.T.I.L.E.SPETTACOLARE

beliveinfaeries

Ronnie Stephenson IS GREAT ! ! !

exjazzbass baz

cheeseford bang on about ronnie s. he was a fabulous drummer i met him a few times in london in the 50s when i was working for mecca happy days.what can you say about vic feldman he was one of the greatest musicians this planet ever had miles was desperate to keep him.that tells you everything.many thanks.

Peter Lapper

WOW everybody loved Vic, British to!

talbotvanman1

@ Peter Campbell.Talk about giving your age away. I used to sit in along side Ronnie Stephenson in a jazz club over the Tatler cinema on Northumberland St. Newcastle. That must have been 1950ish ! Sadly Ronnie died but Im still drumming. Didnt he have a brother Bobb a talented pianist?

Peter Campbell

Very nice piece of archive film. Thanks for uploading it. An amazing player. Managed to see Vic a couple of times before he scooted off to the States. Oops, I guess that gives my age away!!

Roker Paddock

Gan' on then bonny lad.

jamesedwardtheobald

rick laird on bass! funny infographic about his 'transformation'. he's a pretty good standup. and victor, he's just disgustingly tasteful...

Claymor

...featuring Sunderland lad Ronnie Stephenson.

tall32guy

I like Victor on the vibes a lot! I'd have to say that my fave xylophone and vibe player though, is Roy Ayers. :)