Stan Kenton - "What's new" video free download

Winfried Eissler

PROGRESSIVE JAZZ MY BAND WHEN I WHERE IN MY TWENTIES.

Terry Dunn

great style that is impossible to find anywhere else. geeze, those high notes. he is the master.

Jerry Kennedy

Can you hear Maynard before "Kenton made him a Star"! LOL Chop City Master!

Frank Spada

L'ha saputo Ferguson e Kenton ha informato H. Whitish

Thomas and Jacqueline Groome

Anyone know if there are extant recordings of Charlie Barnet's orchestra of the late 40s/early 50s featuring a Maynard Ferguson, Doc Severinsen and Ray Wetzel trumpet section?

Don W

Maynard at his best.

Aggie Chip-Nelson

What's new? Or should we ask "what's timeless!" Here's Stan Kenton and Maynard Ferguson and all I can say is WOW

Daniel Weber

Check out Maynard When he was a pup with Stan Kenton!

gfpstudios

Holy shit. What else can you say?

John Perks

Both hot and moody, this is one of Kenton's greats - could any other trumpeter interpret quite as well as Maynard?

Warren Mendez

Maynard had more "chops" than any other trumpeter!!

Steve Basile

I've been a Kenton fan for 62 years. This stuff will never get old, just better. Maynard Ferguson could hit notes only a dog could hear. What an amazing musician!!Steve Basile

montana slim

Maynard not only had fantastic frequency and dynamic ranges, but he had an endless musical imagination. He would use those qualities to create real drama within the music. He set a new standard of achievement for young players to strive for. Many of the really phenomenal players today grew up on a steady diet of Maynard. There are always those critics who endlessly criticize his technical skills. I can't imagine why. I can't imagine any player in a Kenton band lacking technique.

Luis Ortiz

WOW!!!!!

Richard B. Davis

Maynard Ferguson Great !!!

Roik Hockenberger

Maynard is (was) the real thing. no gimmicks, no switching to other instruments to get that kind of range, although he was a great trombone and flugel player too. I can attest also that he was a very loud player. I recall being in the audience at the back of a hall in the 70s and when Maynard would play over the band, man he would fill up that hall with so much sound it was simply incredible. God bless Maynard.

John Carraway

Stan was my favorite of the big bands, Skitch Henderson also.

bearsdenoboe

I've not been alone in wondering for years whether MF switches to Flügel Horn and back for that range of register. Does anyone Know?

silverrat9292

The way the song leads you to think the final chord is coming up at 2:46 and then goes on is one of the biggest throw-offs of my life. Beautiful song, love the sound Maynard can bring to high register trumpet.

Gordon Smith

Don't forget that this great arrangement was done by Shorty Rogers aka Milton M. Rajonsky.