Jam session video taken at 'Steamers Jazz Cafe' located in Fullerton, CA. With funny ending. Enjoy. Thanks to Terence M. Love and "Steamers Jazz Club" for providing this footage. For more Joey DeFrancesco's videos, visit the Steamers website: www.steamersjazz.com
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Joey DeFrancesco performs his great song "Blues for Bobby C" on the LEGENDS OF JAZZ episode The Killer Bs
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Joey DeFrancesco performs his interpretation of Michael Jackson's Billie Jean, from his 2010 Grammy nominated album, Never Can Say Goodbye: the Music of Michael Jackson. The complete episode premieres on WHYY-TV Thursday 2/10/11 at 10PM. This episode was captured at Chris' Jazz Cafe in Center City Philadelphia.
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DeFrancesco was born in Springfield, Pennsylvania. His grandfather was multi-instrumentalist Joe DeFrancesco, of Italian descent; his father is Hammond B3 player "Papa" John DeFrancesco, who took his son to jazz clubs from the age of seven. Joey DeFrancesco started playing the piano at the age of four, switching to the B3 shortly after. By age six, he was sitting in on his father's gigs; by ten, he was playing out on his own, also sitting in with organ legends like Jack McDuff and Richard "Groove" Holmes. DeFrancesco went to high school with bassist Christian McBride, where the two were often scolded for altering their big band charts.[1] When DeFrancesco was seventeen years old, Miles Davis asked him to join his band. DeFrancesco toured Europe and recorded Amandla with Davis. He became well known in the 1990s, however, through his work with John McLaughlin's trio Free Spirits. He has also played with jazz guitarists Pat Martino, Paul Bollenback, Jimmy Bruno, Dave Stryker as well as trumpet player Big Jim Henry and many others. DeFrancesco's own recordings as leader, first with Columbia, and later with labels such as Muse and Big Mo, established what Chris Parker has referred to as "his importance as one of the most unfussily virtuosic torch-bearers of contemporary organ jazz."[2] DeFrancesco listened to and learned from Jimmy Smith, to whom he pays homage in his 1999 High Note release, The Champ. In 2000 he recorded the album Incredible! with Smith. He also pays tribute <b>...</b>
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This is one of my (few!) original songs, performed at the CD release of the album we did called "No Greater Thrill". Available at: www.cdbaby.com Annie Sellick - vocal Joey DeFrancesco - organ Pat Bergeson - guitar Jim White - drums The Belcourt Theater - Nashville, Tennessee Feel free to comment! See my channel for CDs and tour dates and subscribe to my videos, if you like them! www.anniesellick.com http www.patbergeson.com http
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with Frank Vignola Itsartolie is strangely gone so here it is again.
Here is part of the finale at our fourth annual B-3 Summit during the San Francisco Jazz Festival. It took some hard work but I finally got Jimmy Smith and Joey DeFrancesco to play together. Concord Records then produced a CD called 'Incredible!' with the music recorded that night. I shot this from behind the curtain. It was October 28, 1999. If you want to see more jazz organ clips please visit my site: doodlinlounge.com Thanks, Pete Fallico
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Joey DeFrancesco Live at the 5 Spot Embraceable You featuring Illinois Jacquet
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The great Joey D... playing the NUMA keyboard by StudioLogic at NAMM 2010 A great Hammond B3 sound... But, Joey could make anything sound great!
Wayne DeFrancesco looks at his own golf swing to as he works to improve his form. This online golf lesson gives you a great idea of what he does with his online golf students.
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with Frank Vignola With a short intro to Mala Femmina (which you can find in my other videos.
with Frank Vignolo Itsartolie is suspended so here it is again. Giannidinovi uploaded whack'em! www.youtube.com
Organ virtuoso, Joey Defrancesco letting them have it at the 2011 NAMM Show....... Jross-tv Roving Reporter: Jahmal Nichols
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live 2006. I wanna feel when I play what Bobby feels when he plays. Byron Landham on drums
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The Telemaster and the B-3 king in action.
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Joey DeFrancesco jamming at rehearsals SIR in New York, with The Sideguys ,Ricky Peterson,Gene Lake ,Nicky Moroch,Richard Patterson and Bob Malach
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Another stellar night of Jazz @ Steamers! Jan 14, 2011. NAMM WEEK 2011 The Joey Defrancesco Trio with Byron "Wookie" Landham and Ron Eschete performed to a very lucky packed house, as special guests multi-grammy winner Arturo Sandoval on trumpet and Oscar winner Joe "Doggs" Pesci on vocals joined the stage for a set. Please do not distribute this video without permission.
