Sarah Vaughan performing "Tenderly" live in Sweden, 1958.
Few voices have carried such effortless command. Sarah Vaughan moved between jazz, blues, and the American Songbook with unmatched elegance, turning every lyric into something timeless.
Bill Evans Trio performing "Very Early", at the Edvard Munch Museum, Oslo, Norway, October 28th, 1966. Filmed by the Norwegian Broadcasting Co.
#Jazz
Bill Evans: Piano
Eddie Gomez: Bass
Alex Riel: Drums
INCREDIBLY COOL gift from an awesome fan - a vintage wrestling magazine with my grandfather on the cover.
As you see by his pictures, my grandfather, High Chief Peter Maivia was the inspiration behind my character MAUI from MOANA.
Thank you Steven
I got the best fans in the world!!!
#MoanaGlobalTour
Come on now!! Are there too many other examples of a God given instrument?!! Absolutely incredible!! I love @shirleybassey 🌟
(As I’m listening to this for the five thousandth time it’s just hit me, that she could actually have just popped a LEEEDLE bit MORE feeling into it 🤭 I’m JOKING lol) What a woman, you know, one of those old fashioned ‘real ones’ looolol.
Tom Jones, Richard Burton, Anthony Hopkins, and ‘Our Shirl’, all from Wales (they must have been putting something in the water lol)🌟
Soooooo my huge fish tank decided to pop. Water everywhere. All fish safe and in tubs, soaking wet carpet and floorboards. Glad for heatwave for the fish buuuut the room stinks!!!!!! Anyway how's your day so far?
#Jazz#ジャズ#CountBasie
Count Basie & His Orchestra - How High The Moon
(Live on The Ed Sullivan Show, November 22, 1959)
Somewhere there's music.
How near, how far.
Count Basie - Piano (Leader)
Snooky Young, Thad Jones, Joe Newman, John Anderson - Trumpet
Al Grey, Henry Coker, Benny Powell - Trombone
Marshal Royal - Alto Sax
Frank Wess - Alto & Tenor Sax
Frank Foster & Billy Mitchell - Tenor Sax
Charlie Fowlkes - baritone Sax
Freddie Green - Guitar
Eddie Jones - Bass
Sonny Payne - Drums