George Shearing Quintet - Conception video free download
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Duration: 03:05
Uploaded: 2008/05/24
I forgot to put these back up!
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8 years ago
Caesar Shih
是日幻聽；晚上10:30，聽這個剛好。9 years ago
Mark Espinola
Cool cats.9 years ago
Lampros Papanikolaou
Al McKibbon on bass9 years ago
Jonathen Bishop
D flat major on cello = hell... why so many flats!!!!9 years ago
cesar abuchar
"Sal, God has arrived" 10 years ago
Rosa Bruno
George Shearing Quintet - Conception10 years ago
Keaton Williams
Nice to hear it in the key of D. I have played it similar in key of Db. still working on transposing it to the key of D though. Great tune!10 years ago
FernandOrtizdeUrbina
Don Elliott on vibes, definitely not Joe Roland. Roland entered the quintet only after Levy retired from bass-playing duties (to become Shearing's full-time manager). The rest are Chuck Wayne on guitar, Denzil Best on drums.10 years ago
James Sudimak
fly as hell10 years ago
Andrew Janusson
Wicked guitar playing....10 years ago
Raef Black
Pity someone had to speed up the recording or else Mr Shearing and his group had to put the changes up a semitone, to compromise his own changes at this speed.10 years ago
jamesedwardtheobald
man, i didn't know anybody played like this in the 50s, i mean i like charlie christian, but chuck sounds more like Joe Diorio, lol!10 years ago
jamesedwardtheobald
brisk and animated piece! that guitar player cooks! especially considering the date this was recorded!10 years ago
GrisGrisOnUrDoorStep
Yass, yass! Old God Shearing!, Dig him!11 years ago
Mat A
I think of Dean Moriarty..11 years ago
DarkeningSkies1
Yes, indeed. Cal had some intriguing records on his own.11 years ago
Ed Macomber
...and Cal Tjader was his vibes man for a time.11 years ago
Arkansas Red
Great Chuck Wayne guitar solo.11 years ago
John Albert
Music like this never gets old. It has some magic in it and it takes us in the present. If you seek truth, write truth contest on google, click on the first link and read the Present. It's all truth you can check.11 years ago
DarkeningSkies1
Chuck Wayne. Weird fact: his later edition of the quintet had Toots Thielmans on guitar, who of course is best known as a harmonica master.Related Videos
