Ray Brown Trio feat. Kevin Mahogany - Yardbyrd Suite video free download

Rossana Saavedra

Awesome!!!!

Sebastian Faltermann

shish alter richtig nice!!!!

rolando cuevas

Damn ! That cat can scat !!

Hermann Otto

Too fast but interesting

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Ray Brown Trio feat. Kevin Mahogany - Yardbyrd Suite

Friedrich Welke

Probably one of the best scats I ever heard. Listen to this if you like the bebop.

Duane Daugherty

Kansas City does Kansas City. Cool lives.

Ghiro Felice

Fantastic!!!!

Tanya ZarazkO

вчера побывала на концерте Кевинаjazz is in the air

Joseph Archbold

Lol, I always get frightened when a song gets stopped dead like that. It takes skill to bring it right back.

Ryan Rosenberry

@ArthurKaletzky Please let me clarify, my question was meant to be rhetorical with the purpose of expressing my jazz preferences, rather than as a true inquiry founded in igorance or curiosity. But I appreciate your civil and educated input, and I completely agree with your points on scatting and vocal jazz. It's only my personal preference that I enjoy purely instrumental jazz and not a judgement on the quality or value of vocal jazz. I just prefer a different style - Bill Evans Trio is my fave

Arthur Kaletzky

@thecitruscommander Well, besides being great fun for the singer and, one hopes, for the audience, it enables the singer to be be a real jazz improviser- do trades with other instruments and improvised solos, etc. This performance has excellent examples of them. Scatting allows the singer to be a sideman, not just the girl or boy in front of the band. japa1990's comment seconded.

Anand Yoganathan

Damn !!! that cat can scat !!!

Fabian Ristau

realy great timefeel !

Sean Albert

Whoever hit the dislike button needs to have their head examined

nadinecohenjazz

What a singer ! and a pianist !

Grouch08

Kevin came to my High School in K.C. back in the nineties and was also amazing. Makes me want to go back to school and specialize in Vocal Jazz. Long live scat!!

mgblues28

up beat... yeah

japa1990

i can see your point, however the voice is an instrument. When we play a horn we are playing an instrument, its only a tool used to express what we have to say which is the music. The thing with vocalists is, today not many are very good at it. If you go to a jazz school most vocalists are pop/rock/rnb vocalists trying to scat. In that case it just doesnt swing. I have seen very few vocalists dedicated to jazz alone.

kldx360

kevin mahogany just ran our jazz band's afterschool rehearsal yesterday! He came and coached us and filled in for our band director XD He was amazing

Kevin Mahogany

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