Wow what a treat. It's not every day you get to meet a true American master.He was an amazing talent. I met him once at the Bama Theatre in Tuscaloosa in the late 70s. He played 2 nights there. I worked as a stage hand and lighting hand there. After they rehearsed and set up, Dizzy was sitting around joking with all of us like he was one of the hands. Funny as hell.
But when he played, he was in a class by himself.
Helluva concert in an old vaudville era theatre.
Tom, have you heard it before? It was new to me.
Wow what a treat. It's not every day you get to meet a true American master.
Yes I have but I prefer Tin Tin Deo, I have to say that Jools Holland was just being stupid with his questions.
YouTube - DIZZY Gillespie and DAVID SANBORN live Tin Tin Deo
This is the definitive version of Tin Tin Deo, Dizzy's tone is just impeccable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHQaUNeErVM&feature=related