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Dizzy Gillespie A Night In Tunisia
This was a live TV show we played in Cologne, Germany. www.youtube.com
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Dizzy Gillespie - "Salt Peanuts" - 1947
Dizzy played for Lucky Millinder's band in the early '40s. It was a riff this band played, after a Dizzy solo in the tune "Little John Special", that Dizzy developed into his tune "Salt Peanuts". who are the sidemen here? Is that Max Roach on drums, TheApeLad?
Jazz Classics: Dizzy Gillespie - A Night In Tunisia
hip hop fans should recognize the very beginning of this song as one of the many samples in Gang Starr's 1989 debut single "Words I Manifest." this track is simply amazing. everything from Dizzie's amazing trumpet playing to the infectious sound of the vibes that are sprinkled throughout the track. Dizzie Gillespie is famous for being one of the founders of Bebop, modern (along with Charlie Parker) and Cuban influenced Jazz. he died in January of 1993 but left his legacy behind. the pictures on this video show his face looking like that of a blowfish. his face looked like this because he never had any formal instruction on playing the trumpet but learned to play it anyways which damaged his face. you may recognize the style of trumpet he is playing; horn pointing upward. this was his signature and he was the very first to do this. he is also considered by many the first ever beat nick. enjoy.
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Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie - Hot House (1952)
Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie perform Hot House on US television, 1952. Personnel: Charlie Parker - alto sax Dizzy Gillespie - trumpet Dick Hyman - piano Sandy Block - bass Charlie Smith - drums
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Dizzy Gillespie - Mmm Hmm
Dizzy Gillespie and quintet recorded in 1965 to coincide with the release of the album Dizzy on The French Riviera, with Kenny Barron replacing Lalo Schifrin on piano. Trumpet - Dizzy Gillespie Saxaphone/Flute - James Moody Bass - Christopher White Piano - Kenny Barron Drums - Rudy Collins
Dizzy Gillespie, Arturo Sandoval,"Night in Tunisia"
This was a live recording of Dizzy and friends in Havana in 1985. "Night in Tunisia" was composed by Dizzy in 1942. In 1n 1985, Dizzy Gillespie returned to Cuba after an absence of 40 years. He was one of the first American jazz musicians to add Afro-Cuban elements to his music, and Cubans to his big band. Most notably, in the 40s, was percussionist, Chano Pozo. A then-young Arturo Sandoval (trumpet) and Gonzalo Rubalcaba (piano) sit in with Dizzy's band. Bari sax player, Sayyd Abdul al-Khabbyr, is remarkable. Walter Davis is on in this number.Great fun!
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Dizzy Gillespie's Dream Band "Manteca"
Recorded in 1982 at Lincoln Center, captures legendary jazz trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie performing with his Dream Band, consisting of a wide array of jazz music's finest musicians, many of whom worked with Gillespie during the evolutionary era of the early-'40s bebop period. It includes an all-star cast highlighted by pyrotechnic drum wizard Max Roach, Gillespie's protégé trumpeter Jon Faddis, and Modern Jazz Quartet cofounders John Lewis (piano) and Milt Jackson (vibraphone). The leader's crowd-pleasing persona, trademark puffy cheeks, and no-nonsense trumpet solos steal the show. Selections range from Gillespie's Afro-Cubop favorites "Manteca".
Dizzy Gillespie - No More Blues (part 1)
No More Blues (Chega de Saudade) Dizzy Gillespie and quintet recorded in 1965 to coincide with the release of the album Dizzy on The French Riviera, with Kenny Barron replacing Lalo Schifrin on piano. Trumpet - Dizzy Gillespie Saxaphone/Flute - James Moody Bass - Christopher White Piano - Kenny Barron Drums - Rudy Collins
Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie Quintet 1950
Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie Quintet 1950 1) Bloomdido (Charlie Parker) 2) Relaxin' With Lee (Charlie Parker) Personnel: Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet), Charlie Parker (alto sax), Thelonious Monk (piano), Curly Russell (bass), Buddy Rich (drums) from the album 'BIRD AND DIZ'
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David Amram with Dizzy Gillespie
David Amram, Dizzy Gillespie, Roy Haynes: PBS Tribute to Thelonius Monk
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Nick Gillespie Discusses Ron Paul, Libertarianism & Iowa on C-SPAN
Reason's Nick Gillespie appeared on C-SPAN's Washington Journal to discuss the 2012 GOP campaign, libertarianism in mainstream politics, and Ron Paul's rise. Gillespie also responded to Q&A from callers. Air Date: 12/27/2011. 45 minutes. Go to Reason.tv for HD, iPod and audio versions of this video and subscribe to Reason.tv's Youtube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.
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C-SPAN's Brian Lamb Interviews Nick Gillespie
Reason's Nick Gillespie, co-author with Matt Welch of TheDeclaration of Independents: How Libertarian Politics Can Fix What's Wrong With America, sat down with C-SPAN's Brian Lamb for an in-depth interview about the themes of the book, the evolution of Reason.tv since its 2007 launch, Gillespie's tenure at Reason magazine, what's with the all-black, all-the-time, and much more. Approximately 55 minutes. Go to reason.tv for downloadable versions of and all our videos. And subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new content is posted.
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Remy "Light Bulb Song" Debut, Nick Gillespie talks Bulb Ban on Stossel
On Thursday, December 1, 2011, Fox Business' Stossel debuted the new video "Missing You: The Incandescent Light Bulb Ban" by internet sensation Remy. Reason's Nick Gillespie discussed the federal ban on conventional light bulbs, which starts in 2012. About 5 minutes. "Missing You - The Incandescent Light Bulb Song" - www.youtube.com Go to Reason.tv for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notifications when new material goes live.
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Nick Gillespie on Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld Talks Occupy, TSA and Other Mistakes
Reason.tv editor in chief Nick Gillespie appeared Fox News' Red Eye to discuss various topics, including Romney's gambling, the Occupy movement, the TSA and other current event mistakes. Airdate: December 13, 2011. Approximately 40 minutes. Go to reason.tv for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.
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Reason's Nick Gillespie on HBO's Real Time w/Bill Maher 7/22/2011
Reason's Nick Gillespie, co-author with Matt Welch of the new book The Declaration of Independents: How Libertarian Politics Can Fix What's Wrong with America, appeared on HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher on Friday July 22. Also on the panel were Braddock (Pa.) Mayor John Fetterman, Democratic National Committee member Donna Brazile, and actor John Turturro. The topics included the debt-ceiling debate; libertarians vs. conservatives; the legalization of drugs, online poker, and prostitution; Michelle Bachmann's husband and gay rights; entitlement spending; military interventionism and compulsory service; immigration reform; and whether socialism provided a model for shared sacrifice. The conversation is lively and heated throughout. Don't miss the moments when Fetterman asks Gillespie if he wants "to take it outside"; when Gillespie suggests Maher give up his show if he's serious about reducing his carbon footprint; and when Gillespie accuses the panel of using "junkie logic" when it comes to out-of-control government spending. About 30 minutes. Go to reason.com for a discussion of the show and samples from the hate and love mail Gillespie received and for other related links. And go to www.hbo.com for the official Real Time show.
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Nick Gillespie Discusses Obama's No Child Left Behind Waivers with Judge Napolitano
Reason.tv editor in chief Nick Gillespie appeared on Judge Napolitano's Freedom Watch to discuss the Obama administration granting waivers on No Child Left Behind and how voters are growing tired of empty promises by both political parties. Air Date: August 9, 2011. Approximately 4.30 minutes. Go to Reason.tv for HD, iPod and audio versions of this video and subscribe to Reason.tv's Youtube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.
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Nick Gillespie Talks Payroll Tax Cut and Social Security on Freedom Watch
Reason's Nick Gillespie appeared on Freedom Watch and asks "why not get rid of the payroll tax all together?". He explains that temporary tax reductions and political theater will never help our economy. Gillespie also noted that Social Security is already insolvent and that any revenue that is supposed to sure it up will just be wasted. Air Date: 12/22/2011. Approximately 5 minutes. Go to reason.tv for HD, iPod and audio versions of this video and subscribe to Reason.tv's Youtube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.
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DIZZY Gillespie and DAVID SANBORN live Tin Tin Deo
Dizzy has a little fun at the expense of Jools. From the shortlived live jazz show sunday night. Hosted by Jools Holland, Dave Sanborn. The resident Sunday Night band -- and what a band! -- consisted of Marcus Miller on bass (also musical director of the show), Omar Hakim on drums, Hiram Bullock on guitar and Phillipe Saisse on keyboards. The tune is Tin Tin Deo.This show ran in 1988. Dizzy was the main guest.
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Aaron Gillespie - We Were Made For You (NEW SONG 2010)
new song by aaron gillespie off his up coming solo album, Anthem Song
Nick Gillespie Defends the Indefensible on Stossel
Reason's Nick Gillespie appeared on Fox Business' Stossel show on August 18, 2011, to "defend the indefensible." The co-author of thenew book The Declaration of Independents: How Libertarian Politics Can Fix What's Wrong with America (declaration2011.com), Gillespie and David Boaz of the Cato Institute and Alex Tabarrok of George Mason University made the moral and economic case for often-vilified practices ranging from ticket scalping to human-organ sales to the creation of private currencies. About 19 minutes Go to Reason.tv for HD, iPod and audio versions of this video and subscribe to Reason.tv's Youtube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.
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Dizzy Gillespie & Charlie Parker - A Night In Tunisia - Town Hall, New York City, June 22, 1945
I have a very special guest writer for you this week, Mr. Bill Strickland, founder of the wonderful non profit organization in Pittsburgh known as Manchester Bidwell which, 1) provides state of the art jobs training programs intended to give poor and otherwise disadvantaged adults the skills and direction they need to land meaningful, good-paying jobs that provide the foundation for a much brighter future, and 2) offers rigorous after school courses in the arts that light a creative fire in at-risk kids and inspire them to stay in school (a program known as Manchester Craftmens Guild). He is also the winner of the MacArthur Foundation genius grant among many other truly commendable accomplishments and awards. Sooo, youre probably wondering how I got such a legit guy to guest write for me. Well, I didnt really. Im simply snagging an excerpt from his book, titled Make the Impossible Possible, which I highly recommend you read. Enjoy! In the 1930s, a young saxophone player from Kansas City showed up on the stages of the best jazz clubs in New York, playing with such virtuosity that even the best jazz artists of the day could only shake their heads in awe. His name was Charlie Parker, and he became an overnight phenomenon. Now, I have to be honest; Im no fan of Charlie Parker the man. in many ways he was a mean, sometimes treacherous person, and his self-destructive tendencies and reckless abuse of drugs and alcohol eventually killed him at the age of thirty-four. But despite <b>...</b>
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