The tune is “Little Rootie Tootie,” and the line-up is as follows: Alexander Bril (tenor saxophone), Dmitry Bril (soprano saxophone), Vladimir Nesterenko (keyboards), Alexander Kulikov (drums), Vladimir Koltzov-Krutov (bass). Bril Brothers Jazz Art Club, September 22, 2010 (Moscow). Posted by Taberculat
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Delfeayo Marsalis & Future Focus—“Blue Monk”
Delfeayo Marsalis, trombone; Marlon Jordan, trumpet; Mark Gross, alto; Vincent Gardner, trombone; Charnette Moffett, bass;, Herlin Riley, drums. I always like to hear Monk played by a good trombonist—it cuts across the grain, somehow. Posted by UptownMusicTheatrehttps://youtu.be/zgnNAEmbxTU Well, anything the brothers from the Big Easy can do, white chicks from Lakota West can do too….
Joe Lovano—Charlie Parker’s “Barbados”
The band is introduced as “Joe Lovano and Us Five,” except there are only four guys, that I see, and none of them is Esperanza Spalding, who plays bass for the band. Well, it’s still good jazz. Posted by KPLU885
Still not the New Yorker
Okay, I guess it’s going to be cartoon Mondays from now on. We’ll move the jazz videos to Tuesday. For prize-winning captions from the New Yorker, unlike these, go here. “All right. This is a hostile takeover. But not an impossible one.” “Yes, I did claw my way to the top. Are there any more…
Metropole Orkest-Scott Routenberg (arr.) “Little Rootie Tootie,” Vince Mendoza, Roberta Gambarini
A vocal version of “Little Rootie Tootie”? I’m there. Metropole Orchestra Arrangers Workshop live concert February 18, 2011 at Lantaren Venster, Rotterdam. Thelonious Monk’s “Little Rootie Tootie” arranged by Scott Routenberg; Vince Mendoza, conductor; Roberta Gambarini, vocals and lyrics. Monk’s original piano solo is transcribed in the vocal part and orchestrated. Posted by “scottjazz78”.
Sabine Trio—“Ask Me Now”
Posted by “SabinePothierjazz” For a nice vocal version, in German, by “Milli” and the Tatort Jazz Orchester, go here.
The Lynne Arriale Trio—“Bemsha Swing”
Recorded live at the Burghausen Jazz Festival, Germany, with Lynne Arriale, pianist, Jay Anderson, bassist, and Steve Davis, jazz drummer. Posted by Lynne. Dunno why she only gives us three minutes, so I’m also posting “Blackbird,” with Mike McGuirk on bass. Posted by “uvisni”.
Name that Monk Tune: Paul Carr’s Quintet with Special Guest Randy Brecker
“Rhythm – A – Ning!” says steelydanbowler, and he’s right! (Check out his 300 game here!) Posted by JazzVideoGuy.
Kenny Burrell—“All Blues”
Kenny does both the talking and the playing, so I can lay out. Posted by “jazzclarinet2006”.
I Mean You by Guess Who
Rio Grande Valley Jazz Festival Showcase Band (Maybe. Ask Peewee.) Posted by justplainpeewee