Emission of television on a meeting of recording in studio in Germany (1974). Ella Fitzgerald of the duet to the big band with according to pieces' Joe Pass (G), Tommy Flanagan (p), Keeter Betts (b), Bobby Durham (Dr.), Roy Eldridge (tp), Eddie Lockjaw Davis (ts), Peter Herbolzheimer Rhythm Combination & Brass (Herb Geller, Art Farmer...)
Emission of television on a meeting of recording in studio in Germany (1974). Ella Fitzgerald of the duet to the big band with according to pieces' Joe Pass (G), Tommy Flanagan (p), Keeter Betts (b), Bobby Durham (Dr.), Roy Eldridge (tp), Eddie Lockjaw Davis (ts), Peter Herbolzheimer Rhythm Combination & Brass (Herb Geller, Art Farmer...)
Emission of television on a meeting of recording in studio in Germany (1974). Ella Fitzgerald of the duet to the big band with according to pieces' Joe Pass (G), Tommy Flanagan (p), Keeter Betts (b), Bobby Durham (Dr.), Roy Eldridge (tp), Eddie Lockjaw Davis (ts), Peter Herbolzheimer Rhythm Combination & Brass (Herb Geller, Art Farmer...)
McRae would record pretty steadily up to 1989 and, although her voice was higher in the 1950s and her phrasing would be even more laidback in later years, her general style and approach did not change much through the decades. Championed in the 1950s by Ralph Gleason, Carmen McRae was fairly popular throughout her career. Among her most interesting recording projects were participating in Dave Brubeck's the Real Ambassadors with Louis Armstrong, cutting an album of live duets with Betty Carter, being accompanied by Dave Brubeck and George Shearing, and closing her career with brilliant tributes to Thelonious Monk and Sarah Vaughan. Carmen McRae, who refused to quit smoking, was forced to retire in 1991 due to emphysema.
Live with Joe Pass and the well known trio(Paul Smith,Keter Betts,Bobby Durham) in Milano/1984
The Montreux Jazz Festival final song with Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie orchestra in 1979
McRae would record pretty steadily up to 1989 and, although her voice was higher in the 1950s and her phrasing would be even more laidback in later years, her general style and approach did not change much through the decades. Championed in the 1950s by Ralph Gleason, Carmen McRae was fairly popular throughout her career. Among her most interesting recording projects were participating in Dave Brubeck's the Real Ambassadors with Louis Armstrong, cutting an album of live duets with Betty Carter, being accompanied by Dave Brubeck and George Shearing, and closing her career with brilliant tributes to Thelonious Monk and Sarah Vaughan. Carmen McRae, who refused to quit smoking, was forced to retire in 1991 due to emphysema.
Emission de télévision sur une séance d'enregistrement en studio en Allemagne (1974). Ella Fitzgerald du duo au big band avec selon les morceaux Joe Pass (g), Tommy Flanagan (p), Keeter Betts (b), Bobby Durham (dr), Roy Eldridge (tp), Eddie Lockjaw Davis (ts), Peter Herbolzheimer Rhythm Combination & Brass (Herb Geller, Art Farmer, ...)
Japan 1990, Milt Jackson, Mike LeDonne, Ira Coleman, Mickey Roker
Thelonious Monk Milt Jackson jazz vibraphone round midnight japan
Emission de télévision sur une séance d'enregistrement en studio en Allemagne (1974). Ella Fitzgerald du duo au big band avec selon les morceaux Joe Pass (g), Tommy Flanagan (p), Keeter Betts (b), Bobby Durham (dr), Roy Eldridge (tp), Eddie Lockjaw Davis (ts), Peter Herbolzheimer Rhythm Combination & Brass (Herb Geller, Art Farmer, ...)
