The mystery song - Don Cherry (Featuring Ornette Coleman & Steve Lacy) video free download

Istvan Solihull

an Ellington tune,i believe. No O.C.on this track,which is from the Lacy/Cherry record 'Evidence' . Isn't it beautiful .(Who's the bassist though? Don Moore ?)

Mario Sobrero

From Steve Lacy's "evidence" album, 1961

ElJimmie

i'm looking for a particular live don cherry recording... i haven't heard it in a while. but in it, is don cherry, steve lacy...billy higgins is introduced as "Billy banana"..billy banana then retorts "don cherry, don cherry, don cherry..."also in this recording is "Maestro togazio (sp?)"If anyone knows ,please help me out,Thanks

smythe d.

no ornette

oded fried-gaon

beautiful!

Don Lackritz

Good ear, Bart

rebarbaro

a song that I've heard hundreds of times. fantastic!

Bart Pie

Amazing tribute for Django's Reinhardt song Cavalerie.

gilles9646

a luminous performance, thanks for posting.

afemai

Mega respect for the upload!

Tom Varner

No Ornette. This is the quartet of Lacy/Cherry/Carl Brown/Billy Higgins --Great.

Ali Haluk Imeryuz

no, ornette coleman is not featuered in this song and in this albul... this is from steve lacy's "evidence" album. "the mystery song" is the first song in the album - it's a little known ellington composition. all the other songs in the album is from monk except one from strayhorn. soprano sax - steve lacy, trumpet - don cherry, bass - carl brown, drums - billy higgins. year, 1961. it's a great song. thx...

Ornette Coleman

Ornette Coleman - Lonely Woman, at Jazz a Vienne 2008