Відео

More clips of his music would have been nice.

LISSEN AND LEARN

I like the base player, too.

The lead guitarist at the end of the stage is awesome.

GOAT!

The best Music in the World

Love her ❤ Shame she wasn't at Glastonbury this year

Amazing show

Chester Thompson , from the Weather to Genesis 🥁

Chrissie, amazing as always.

3:49

Led Zeppelin, Nina Hagen, Eddie Meduza -> Wasa Express :)

Joe Zawinul … Keyboards Wayne Shorter … Saxophone Alex Acuña … Percussion Chester Thompson … Drums Alphonso Johnson … Bass

His flow is so smooth.

I think I’m pretty much responsible for having this amazing document now in the open since it was shot in Molde but never broadcasted by NRK. It took a while for my contacts to find it, since it was only rumoured to exist. Sveinung and Terje’s eye-contact at times is a priceless sign they were deeply connected over more than just music..

Nästan lika bra som "orginal versionen" synd att den har plockats ned, men tack för denna, och glad midsommar-

Fantastic band! Thank you for posting! Is there a Part 2?

Wow, Gisbert is playing a Martin Committee Trumpet……

Jimmy Smith: Organ Nathan Page: Guitar Charles Crosby: Drums Thank you

❤ pretty. Beautiful

So precious to have this preserved🎉 exquisite

Suveränt bra🎸🎸🎸

Proud to have called him My Friend. Very nice man . Introduced him to British Guitarist Alvin Lee, Who later did an An album with Scotty at his Studio on Blueberry Hill !

0:16 A Hard Day's Night 4:20 Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me / Blue Indigo / It Dont Mean A Thing If It Aint Got That Swing 10:18 The Boy From Ipanema 14:05 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 17:31 Old Macdonald Had A Farm 19:37 Mack The Knife

For some reason, black and white images in this setting are more awesome than color.

I just can't see this great guy being drunk on a beach for 3 days. I hate addiction and what it does to people. His concert in 1985 with Ringo, George Harrison and Eric Clapton was such a joy to watch. RIP Mr. Perkins, and thank you.

En ära att få försöka ! 😃

This really does sound great for all the tragedy they've had they sound great❤

Genius

Morris O'Connor was the best guitarist up there. Does anyone know if Chicago did the "18 remake" version of 25 or 6 to 4 live at any point, or did they always do the classic version?

THE BANDS THAT ARE WORTHY OF DISTINCTION SLY & FAMILY STONE CHICAGO EARTH WIND & FIRE SANTANA COMMODORES WITH LIONEL RICHIE EAGLES IF THERE IS ANY DISAGREEMENTS HERE TAKE IT UP WITH THE MUSICAL SPIRITS..... THEY WILL AGREE WITH ME.. JB.OK

Terry Kath 😢R. I. P.

Tonsättare ber att få tacka för denna eminenta cover på Cellokonserten!

👏👏👏👏👏👍

OMG great Master

This is the example of entertainment of a wonderful jazz orchestra. Ray Charles is for me the greatest next to Nat King Cole of american music in the last century. Thanks this is fantastic.

Yessss 👌 👌 👏👏

I can look up anything Vinnie drummed on and know in advance that it sounds good 😎 this guy had it all. Such a good thing that they convinced him to pick up his drumsticks again 💪🏻

There's no need for music playing in the background.

19:47 fabuleux ! Revoir Garbarek et ce groupe !! Il est si rare en France, vraiment merci pour ce partage.

Page is such an under-appreciated player with great feel and phrasing. And he sounds so good with Smith. Wish there were more recordings of this trio!

SVT ? vilket program i så fall? Episkt framträdande! Tror mig ha sett det när det sändes,är det ett äkta minne eller luras min gamla hjärna?

En fantastiskt bra uppsättning. Min favorit! <3

Both sound and camera work got to be some of the best live recording from the era! The camera work especially is super fresh. Everyone doing live music video should look at this. Could do with less close ups, but some of the medium shots is spectacular! Feels like being there. Kriko looks like Jim Gordon here!

So much talent!

Will there ever be another?

Show maravilhoso especular, jazz prog fusion dá melhor qualidade. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Found this info in an another music group: ARILD ANDERSEN QUARTET | In Concert Live at Molde Jazz Festival Molde Kino, Molde, Norway August 1975 Arild Andersen made his ECM debut as member of the Jan Garbarek Quartet along with Terje Rypdal and Jon Christensen on Afric Pepperbird. In the same period he also worked with Norwegian singer Karin Krog and played in the rhythm section for visiting American musicians such as Phil Woods, Dexter Gordon, Hampton Hawes, Johnny Griffin, Sonny Rollins and Chick Corea. In 1974 Andersen formed his own quartet, which toured Scandinavia and Europe and recorded three albums for ECM. 
In 1980 Andersen put together a band that included Kenny Wheeler, Paul Motian and Steve Dobrogosz (Lifelines) and the following year recorded A Molde Concert with Alphonse Mouzon, Bill Frisell and John Taylor. In 1982 he formed The Arild Andersen Quintet with Jon Christensen, Jon Balke, Tore Brunborg and Nils Petter Molvær. The band subsequently changed its name to Masqualero and remained at the forefront of European jazz for a decade.
Subsequently Andersen has explored the possibility of combining traditional Norwegian folk music with improvised music. In 1988, he started a collaboration with singer Kirsten Braaten Berg, a leading Norwegian folk musician, which led to the successful work Sagn, premiered in 1990 and later released by ECM. 
In 1998 he formed a trio with German trumpeter Markus Stockhausen and French percussionist Patrice Heral. This trio, with Terje Rypdal as a guest, made a CD called Karta, released in 2000. In 1999 Andersen started a new trio with English drummer John Marshall and the Greek pianist Vassilis Tsabroupolos, which released two discs: Achirana (2000) and The Triangle (2004).
A work commissioned in 2005 for a duo with saxophonist Tommy Smith, Independency, led to the formation of his most recent trio with Paolo Vinaccia on drums and Smith on saxophone. This trio made a live recording at the club Belleville in Oslo in the autumn of 2007. ECM released the following year as Live at Belleville. It got rave reviews and this trio, which performs worldwide, remains Arild Andersen’s main project today. Of their 2014 release, Mira, the Sunday Herald reviewer wrote: “Andersen's tone has always been a thing of beauty and his playing here is by turns robustly supportive, subtly suggestive and pliantly probing”. Tracklist: 00:00 Water Eye 09:35 So Far 17:15 Song For A Sad Day 30:10 The Sword Under His Wings Arild Andersen - double bass Knut Riisnæs - tenor and soprano saxophones Jon Balke - piano Pål Thowsen - drums

Fantastic! You can FEEL the great Spirit of New York City in Thads brilliant writing. Beautiful solos by Thad, Snooky and Jerome..and great lead trumpet by AL Porcino..holding his horn up and projecting both Soul and Spirit most respectfully..Vaughn 🎺

The James Brown esk back beat kept in pace with the feet of Jimmy Smith. That's together ! To say the least.