Jeff Hirshfield with Dieter Ilg Quintet - Vic Juris - Bob Belden

 

Another edition of Full Concert Friday this week.  with Dieter Ilg Quintet - Vic Juris - Bob Belden - Mark Copland - Jazz Open Stuttgart - 1994 - more here at https://www.drummerworld.com/drummers...

Tedeschi Trucks Band "Show Me"

 

The Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks Band performs Joe Tex's "Show Me" at the Wang Theater on 10/4/24 in Boston, MA.  Brought to you by Less Than Face Productions.  Audio by Casey C.

OUTLAWS Ghost Riders in the Sky 2007 Live

 

The opening tune from The Outlaws' Volunteer Jam performance along with, I believe, the Charlie Daniels Band and the Marshall Tucker Band, from 2007, in Gilford, New Hampshire, and their rock and roll version of the classic cowboy song "Ghost Riders In The Sky".  

OUTLAWS There Goes Another Love Song / Hurry Sundown 2007 Live @ Gilford

 

Another song from The Outlaws' 2007 concert in Gilford, New Hampshire, at U.S. Cellular Pavilion.  This one is the band's medley of "There Goes Another Love Song" and "Hurry Sundown".  

OUTLAWS Green Grass and High Tides 2007 Live @ Gilford

 

From a 2007 performance at U.S. Cellular Pavillion in Gilford, New Hampshire, here are The Outlaws, with what is probably their best-known song, from an underrated southern boogie rock band.  This is "Green Grass and High Tides".

SRV - I Tried Pretty Baby - [`75 - The Cobras, TX]

 

This week's Sunday Special featuring very early Stevie Ray Vaughan, circa 1975 when he was 21 years old and had started becoming well known on the Texas blues scene with the band The Cobras.  The song the band plays here is "I Tried Pretty Baby".  Dig it.  

I Tried Pretty Baby -

1975 - Austin, TX - Studio Registrazione - SRV, Cobras.

Dave Brubeck - Gods Love - 14/07/1979 • World of Jazz

 

This number is called 'Gods Love". This recording is from July 14, 1979, at the PWA Zaal, North Sea Jazz Festival. Dave Brubeck, born on December 6, 1920, in California, was an influential American jazz pianist and composer known for his innovative approach to time signatures and his role in popularizing modern jazz. In 1951, he formed the Dave Brubeck Quartet, a groundbreaking ensemble. The quartet, featuring Paul Desmond on alto saxophone, Eugene Wright on bass, and Joe Morello on drums, gained widespread acclaim for their distinctive sound and complex, polyrhythmic compositions.

One of the quartet's most iconic albums, "Time Out" (1959), showcased Brubeck's fascination with unusual time signatures. The album's signature track, "Take Five," composed by Paul Desmond in 5/4 time, became a jazz standard and a crossover hit, reaching a broad audience and introducing many listeners to the world of modern jazz. Brubeck received numerous accolades, including a Kennedy Center Honor, Grammy Awards, and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. Dave Brubeck's legacy includes a vast discography of over a hundred albums, collaborations with jazz luminaries, and a profound influence on the evolution of jazz. He passed away on December 5, 2012. Dave Brubeck dedicated the song "Take Five" to Paul Desmond who died in '77.