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Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davis had a distinctive and instantly recognisable 'tough' style of playing the saxophone, which earned him his nickname. This performance from 1977 sees him teamed with a line up featuring Oscar Peterson on piano, Ray Brown on bass and Jimmie Smith on drums.
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Norman Granz' Jazz in Montreux presents (DVD Video) Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis '77 - Restored and Remastered in PCM Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 & DTS Surround Sound
- Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis had a distinctive and instantly recognisable 'tough' style of playing the saxophone which earned him his equally distinctive nickname. Long associated with Count Basie he also had a distinguished solo career. This performance from 1977 sees him teamed with a dream line up featuring Oscar Peterson on piano Ray Brown on bass and Jimmie Smith on drums who combine brilliantly to deliver an outstanding concert.
1. This Can't Be Love
2. I Wished On The Moon
3. The Breeze And I
4. Angel Eyes
5. Telegraph
6. Land Of Dreams
7. Blue Lou
- Original concert produced by Norman Granz
- Interview with Nat Hentoff filmed in New York, 17/06/2004 at the Village Voice
- Format: DVD 5
- Studio/Label: Eagle Vision
- Firma/Company: LSP Laser Swing Productions
- DVD-Erscheinungstermin/Realeased: 2005
- Laufzeit/Running Time: ca. 60 Min.
- Bild/Screen: 4:3
- Ton/Sound: PCM Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 & DTS Surround Sound
- Sprache/Language: English
- Untertitel/Subtitle: Deutsch, English, Espanol, Francais, Italiano, Nederlands, Portugues
- Ländercode/Regional Code: 0 PAL
- Bestell-Nr./Catalog#: EREDV428
- FSK: Freigegeben ohne Altersbeschränkung
- EAN/UPC: 5034504942875
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By S J Buck
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Starting with a thunderous drum solo (which is short) by Jimmie Smith, the concert begins with a swinging version of "This Can't Be Love". After the tune Davis plays a typically agressive solo which is almost worth the price of the DVD on its own. The rest of the DVD is of similar quality!
Eddie Lockjaw Davis played with Basie on the 'Atomic Mr Basie' album, and if 20 years later he's lost any of his verve and attack I really couldn't tell. The peerless rhythm section is Ray Brown on Bass and Oscar Peterson on Piano.
The rest of the tunes they play are:
I Wished Upon A Moon
The Breeze and I
Angel Eyes
Telegraph
Land of Dreams
Blue Lou
For the 1970's the sound quality is good, and to see film of these Jazz giants in colour playing (without interruption) is something I never thought I would see. Get the whole whole series....
Eddie Lockjaw Davis played with Basie on the 'Atomic Mr Basie' album, and if 20 years later he's lost any of his verve and attack I really couldn't tell. The peerless rhythm section is Ray Brown on Bass and Oscar Peterson on Piano.
The rest of the tunes they play are:
I Wished Upon A Moon
The Breeze and I
Angel Eyes
Telegraph
Land of Dreams
Blue Lou
For the 1970's the sound quality is good, and to see film of these Jazz giants in colour playing (without interruption) is something I never thought I would see. Get the whole whole series....
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