Lockjaw Davis - Cherokee video free download

dorian casiraghi gray

02 de marzo de 1922 Nace Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis en Nueva York, Estados Unidos.fue un saxofonista de jazz estadounidense.Además de liderar sus propias bandas, tocó de joven con Cootie Williams, Lucky Millinder, Andy Kirk, Louis Armstrong, y Count Basie, y su banda, Eddie Davis and His Beboppers, incluyó a Fats Navarro, Al Haig y Gene Ramey.En la década de 1950 tocó con Sonny Stitt, con quien volvería a grabar en 1981. De 1960 a 1962 lideró un quinteto con Johnny Griffin.2 Los dos saxos también formaron parte de la Kenny Clarke/Francy Boland Big Band.Lockjaw Davis - Cherokee

Jeri Lee

Insane!!!

1937titus

When Englishman Ray Noble wrote this romantic song in 1938 it probably never entered his thoughts that it might one day become an upbeat jazz classic. This frenetic, driving Basie/Eddie Davis arrangement is the best. IMHO

吉見 凌

That's cool !

Kose Kikuchi

Funky and intelligent,So cool!!!

Philips Philip

Everyone does the high-speeded performance in the following years.

genesee

Composed by Ray Noble

Tedmund13

he is literally steamin at 2:05!

bluesborn

The whole band kicks serious bootang.

fun1111

what year is this from?

ClearOutSamskaras

Me, after the clip had played: *stares at monitor in stunned silence*

kker123

I didn't know there was a video for this version of Cherokee. I really love the break at 2:00. I played this part hundreds of times.

freddylebanon

Drop an acid tab and listen to a Ben webster LP on 45 in reverse then meets Big j Mcneeley with a touch of Bogart thown in..Sheer class....Madness

Bob Hardy

@Bdhphd32 Anything to oblige - You never sounded like ELJD :-) Bob

Ian Nevins

Incomparable

Pepper Williams

Lockjaw had blazing speed and technique. Smooth jazz players listening to this will turn them into plumbers.

Saxman11290

brilliant playing. someone once told me that my sound reminded them of lockjaw ... one of the hippest compliments I've ever gotten.

gamma68

SQWAAAK, rebop a doop a loop bop

Martin Uherek

2:09 - Lockjaw is steaming and Basie's look at the band saying "keep it easy, pals"... :o)

nwilczyn

he had stunning technique and sound and was way ahead of his time in his approach to altissimo... and the band sounds wonderfully agressive and energetic... what a clip.

Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis

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