This is Stan Getz recorded live at his very last concert.
This is an absolute gem
This is as cool as cool gets. Enjoy.
The Stan Getz Group live in Munich, 1990
Stan Getz - Tenor Saxophone
Kenny Barron - Piano
Eddie Del Barrio & Frank Zottoli - Synthesizers
Alex Blake - Bass
Terri Lyne Carrington - Drums
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Some kind of new exercise program?
Count me in if it is.
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This one's more my type...
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Can't leave Luiza out of this...
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Whew - that look is deadly.
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Sabrina? Why not...
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That's kinda patriotic...
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Love him or hate him, this is pretty damn funny - and what a great way for him to exit stage left, huh?
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I think Bob Hope said it best, "If the bikinis get any smaller, women'll just have two more cheeks to powder and some more hair to comb."
ReplyDeletegreat line
Delete#29 for me. The look is natural and spontaneous rather than posed. Just one time in my life I would love to come home and be greeted by someone like that. And then I hope I’m still able to call 9-1-1 after the heart attack
ReplyDeleteYeah - good luck with that wish...
DeleteI’m sorry I failed to mention that I did take tonight’s advice and listened to some of the Getz recording. I enjoyed it, I don’t know if I enjoyed enough to want to hear a steady diet of it but at least it piqued my curiosity to take a listen of some of the others again. Why is that all of these great musicians regardless of the genre seem to always have or had raging drug addictions.
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