do u guys know about this Trane+Getz thing

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

is it true this is this only known rec. of getz and trane together. they do a ballad and then hackensack. they are with the Wynton Kelly Trio. My friend who IM-ed it 2 me said he heard getz was so nervous playing next to trane he pooed in his pants, but i dunno about that. is it true this isnt on cd. this is to historic to pass up!

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

when the are playing together at the end of hackensack improving before the out chorus is it nutz

[JSngry]

It's been fairly widely circulated between collectors for the last year or so. But I think it's Oscar Peterson on piano, not Wynton Kelley. That's what I've been told anyway.

[Dan Gould]

Man it really sucks how scientists suspect that bit-torrent downloading will be the long-feared mode of human-to-human BIRD FLU.

But no guts, no glory - and no TRANE-GETZ either.

[.:.impossible]

what?

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

hearing them solo together @ the end is such a mind bender they are playing together but each sound so distinctively different u can tell exactly whos who even though the notes are all overlapping- its great

[mr jazz]

is this on dime?

[MartyJazz]

I obtained this recording as a "vine" and because it was not indexed, i.e., the disc was practically one long track consisting of quite a few titles, I had it indexed by another collector as I did not know how to do this at that time. In any event, following a short 20 minute segment by what was the Miles Davis Quintet at that time without Miles, i.e., Trane, Wynton Kelly, PC and Jimmy Cobb, the group then performed a medley during which Stan Getz appeared, and it is reported, so did Oscar Peterson. This medley is as follows with the featured players in parentheses:

Yesterdays (Chambers)/Autumn Leaves (Kelly)/What's New (Coltrane)/Moonlight in Vermont (Getz)/Rifftide, aka Hackensack (Coltrane & Getz).

The rest of the disc consists of a 40 minute set by Getz's quartet at that time.

The concert took place in Dusseldorf on March 28, 1960.

[relyles]

is this on dime?

That is where I got it quite a while ago. I do not know whether it is still on the tracker.

[Guest youmustbe]

I believe there is a video of this.

[flat5]

Edited July 26, 2006 by flat5

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

video??!?

[Guest youmustbe]

I believe that is what I was offered, but was not interested. A lot of people have it, it seems.

[garthsj]

I believe that is what I was offered, but was not interested. A lot of people have it, it seems.

I must apologize ... I do not seem to have mastered the art of searching this site very well, so I may be redundant in posting this video of Trane and Getz ... but it is well worth another look anyway ... Enjoy!

BTW, I interviewed Getz several times, and I doubt very much if playing with Coltrane would have made him "poop his pants"!

http://tostud2.free.fr/coltrane-and-getz.ram

[Jim R]

I posted the video link in the YouTube thread a few days ago (and wondered whether it deserved its own thread). Found a link to that Tostud index page via Doug Ramsey's "Rifftides" blog.

Tostud video index

Edited August 11, 2006 by Jim R

[Jim R]

BTW, do a search for "Wynton Kelly" at YouTube, and you'll find a nice extended video of Trane, Kelly, Chambers and Cobb from the same concert (Trane's appearance is brief, but believe me, it's worth it anyway).

[mrjazzman]

I believe that is what I was offered, but was not interested. A lot of people have it, it seems.

I must apologize ... I do not seem to have mastered the art of searching this site very well, so I may be redundant in posting this video of Trane and Getz ... but it is well worth another look anyway ... Enjoy!

BTW, I interviewed Getz several times, and I doubt very much if playing with Coltrane would have made him "poop his pants"!

http://tostud2.free.fr/coltrane-and-getz.ram

Thank you very much for that fantastic piece of footage..............

[jazzman4133]

Thank you for the Getz-Trane. Just great. Sound quality is pretty good.