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THE LEGACY OF BILL GRAHAM
AUTHENTIC POSTERS
INCREDIBLE PHOTOGRAPHY!
Jazz Concerts
A Tribute to John Coltrane
Newport Jazz Festival
Aug 10, 2004
Michael Brecker and Ravi Coltrane join McCoy Tyner, Christian McBride and Roy Haynes to pay tribute to the late great Trane, who died in 1967.
The Intimacy of Bill Evans
Great American Music Hall
Mar 12, 1975
The great pianist performs "Time Remembered," "My Romance" and "My Foolish Heart" in this 1975 set from the Great American Music Hall.
A Salute to Laurindo Almeida
Avery Fisher Hall
Jul 6, 1974
The great Brazilian classical and jazz guitarist died in 1995. Hear him play tunes by Villa-Lobos and Baden Powell in this '74 set.
Stix Hooper Puts It In the Pocket
Avery Fisher Hall
Jul 4, 1974
Hear the drummer and founding member of The Crusaders groove on "Stomp and Buck Dance" the the group in 1974.
Remembering Lady Day
Newport Jazz Festival New York
Jun 28, 1979
Newport impresario George Wein and record producer John Hammond host an all-star tribute to Billie Holiday, who died in 1959.
Duke and His Orchestra at Newport
Newport Jazz Festival
Jul 4, 1959
In 1943, the Duke Ellington Orchestra - heard here in '59 - performed for the first time at Carnegie Hall.
Johnny Guarnieri Salutes Fats & Tatum
Carnegie Hall
Jun 30, 1974
The stride and swing pianist, born in 1917, plays Fats Waller's "Alligator Crawl" and pays a tribute to Art Tatum on "Tiger Rag."
Remembering 'The Viking'
Great American Music Hall
Mar 14, 1981
Danish bassist Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen, who died in 2005, grooves and swings with the Oscar Peterson Trio in this '81 set.
Tal Farlow at Newport, '68
Newport Jazz Festival
Jul 6, 1968
The great guitarist, who died in 1998, performs a stunning solo intro to "My Romance" and burns on "Fascinating Rhythm."
Charlie Byrd's Masterful Touch
Great American Music Hall
Mar 19, 1977
The nylon string acoustic guitar virtuoso travels from bossa novas to jazz standards to classical numbers in this eclectic set from 1977
A Salute to Bud Freeman
Carnegie Hall
Jun 15, 1974
The tenor sax legend, who died in 1991, leads an all-star group on "I Got Rhythm," "Dinah" and "That's A Plenty" in a '74 set.
Remembering Tommy Flanagan
Carnegie Hall
Jun 24, 1978
The elegant, swinging pianist was born in 1930. Hear his trio play "Body and Soul" and "Blue Bossa" in this '78 Carnegie Hall set.
Dakota Staton at the Apollo
Apollo Theatre
Jul 4, 1973
The jazz and blues singer shows her versatility by swinging "A Foggy Day" and getting down on Big Maybelle's "I Want a Country Man" in '73.
Charlie Hunter's Pound for Pound
Calaveras County Fairgrounds
May 23, 1998
The 8-string guitarist jazzes up Bob Marley's "Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)" and The Supremes' "You Keep Me Hanging On" in a '98 set.
Remembering Trumpeter Al Hirt
Municipal Auditorium New Orleans
Apr 25, 1970
The New Orleans icon died in 1999. Hear him romp through "Royal Garden Blues" with his band featuring pianist Ellis Marsalis in '70.
Tom Scott at the Bottom LIne
Bottom Line
Nov 2, 1978
The L.A. saxophonist plays Carole King's "Jazz Man" and tunes from his
New York Connection
in this 1978 set.
Best of
Jazz
Miles Davis at Tanglewood
Getz-Gilberto, 1964 Newport Jazz
Chet Baker at Great American
Charles Mingus at the Apollo, 1973
Dizzy Gillespie at Newport, 1959
Dave Brubeck Quartet at Storyville
The Duke at Newport, 1968
John Coltrane Quintet at Newport, '66
Count Basie at Newport, 1959
Mose Allison Trio at Newport, 1964
Mary Lou Williams at Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Hall
Jun 28, 1978
The pianist-composer, who was born in 1910, performs Cole Porter's "I Love You" and her own dazzling "Medi II" in this '78 set.
Remembering Stan Getz
Avery Fisher Hall
Jun 27, 1978
The tenor sax great, who died in 1991, leads his quartet on Wayne Shorter's "Lester Left Town" and "Infant Eyes" in this 1978 set.
R.I.P. Gato Barbieri
Avery Fisher Hall
Jul 2, 1975
Hear the great Argentine tenor saxophonist blowing with passionate intensity in this '75 set.
Carmen McRae Serenades Central Park
Central Park
Jul 6, 1973
The jazz diva, who was born in 1922, sings "Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most" and "Inside a Silent Tear" in this '73 set.
Dizzy Dealin' at Newport
Newport Jazz Festival
Jul 1, 1960
The beloved trumpeter dazzles with his quintet at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1960, the same year he won the
Down Beat
Critics’ Poll for excellence on his instrument.
Hugh Masekela's Afro-Beat Connection
Record Plant
Feb 24, 1974
The South African trumpeter-composer joins the percussion-heavy Ghanian ensemble Hedzoleh Soundz in this '74 set.
Thad-Mel Orchestra Swings Saratoga
Newport Jazz Festival Saratoga
Jul 2, 1978
Trumpeter-composer Thad Jones, born in 1923, co-leads the dynamic big band on "Little Pixie" and "Don't Git Sassy" in a '78 set.
George Coleman at Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Hall
Jun 27, 1976
Hear the tenor sax great play "Body And Soul" and "Sunny" in this '76 Carnegie Hall set.
Lionel Hampton's Jumpin' Jams
Philharmonic Hall
Jul 5, 1972
The energetic vibraphonist, born in 1908, leads his band on "I Got Rhythm," "How High The Moon" and "Sing Sing Sing" in 1972.
Bill Evans at Carnegie Hall, 1976
Newport Jazz Festival New York
Jun 25, 1976
Hear the brilliant pianist who brought a new harmonic sensibility to jazz and his great trio set at Carnegie Hall in 1976.
All Hail the Saxophone Colossus
Tramps
Apr 12, 1997
Sonny Rollins has released over 60 albums in his seven decade career. Hear him play "Prisoner of Love," "St. Thomas" and "Biji" in this '97 Tramps set.