LOUIE BELLSON & CLARK TERRY (1981) Jazz Members Big Band | Jazz | Live Concert | Full Album

On September 4, 1981, the Jazz Members Big Band took the stage at the Chicago Jazz Festival in Grant Park, joined by special guests Louie Bellson and Clark Terry. This legendary performance was recorded and broadcast by National Public Radio (NPR) as part of their "Jazz Alive" series, hosted by NPR's Billy Taylor and Ben Sidran. This historic event was made possible thanks to Mark Rabin, who shared it from his collection. Jazz Members Big Band: Trumpet: Steve Jenson, Mark Curry,Dave Urban, Thomas Shabda Noor, Art Davis Trombone: Jeff Lindberg, Scott Bentoff, Larry McCabe, Mike Young Alto Sax: Randy Salman, Tom Trinka Tenor Saxophone: Ed Petersen Clarinet: Ron DeWar Baritone Sax: Brian Ripp Piano: John Campbell Bass: Dan DeLorenzo Drums: Joel Spencer With special guests: Clark Terry-Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Vocal Louie Bellson-Drums 01 Introduction 02 Billy Taylor interviews Oscar Brown, Jr. 03 Ben Sidran interviews Archie Shepp 04 Billy Taylor interviews Clark Terry 05 Introduction 06 Musical Rhythm 07 Introduction 08 Skin Deep 09 Billy Taylor comments 10 Introduction 11 Take the A Train 12 Introduction 13 Come Sunday 14 Introduction 15 Squeeze Me But Please Don't Tease Me 16 Introduction 17 Mumbles 18 Introduction 19 Cotton Tail 20 Billy Taylor and Oscar Brown Jr. comment 21 Ben Sidran in the crowd 22 Billy Taylor interviews Louie Bellson and Clark Terry Louie Bellson and Clark Terry are two highly respected jazz drummers and bandleaders. Louie Bellson was born on July 6, 1924 in Rock Falls, Illinois. He began playing the drums at an early age and quickly developed a passion for jazz music. Throughout his career, Bellson worked with some of the biggest names in jazz, including Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, and Count Basie. He was known for his virtuosic drumming style, incorporating a wide range of percussion instruments, and was a pioneer in the use of double bass drums. Clark Terry was born on December 14, 1920 in St. Louis, Missouri. He was a prolific and versatile jazz musician, playing the trumpet, flugelhorn, and piano. Throughout his career, Terry performed with some of the biggest names in jazz, including Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and Quincy Jones. He was known for his skill as a jazz educator, mentoring many young musicians, and was also an important figure in the development of the flugelhorn as a jazz instrument. Together, Louie Bellson and Clark Terry formed a musical partnership that was highly regarded in the jazz community. Their performances showcased the incredible skills of both musicians, and their camaraderie and mutual respect were evident on stage. Their musical legacy continues to inspire jazz musicians and fans alike. https://louiebellson.com/videos Subscribe to my channel and share culture DAD´S A SOUL MAN https://www.seevid.ir/fa/result?ytch=UClKiaWG2vxj4od8DS_589jw 🔘 LIKE IT ✔ 🔘 SUBSCRIBE ✔ 🔘 COMMENT ✔ 🔘 SHARE ✔ ╔══╦╦╦╗╔══╦═╦═╦╦╗╔═╦══╦═╗ ║══╣║║╚╣══╣╔╣╬╠╣╚╣╦╩╗╔╣╦╝ ╠══║║║╬╠══║╚╣╗╣║╬║╩╗║║║╩╗ ╚══╩═╩═╩══╩═╩╩╩╩═╩═╝╚╝╚═╝ Copyright is an important issue for us. If you think your copyright is being infringed, please email us so we can handle it directly. #LouieBellson #ClarkTerry #JazzDrummers #JazzBandleaders #DukeEllington #BennyGoodman #CountBasie #Percussion #DoubleBassDrums #Trumpet #Flugelhorn #Piano #JazzEducation #JazzLegends