The Stan Getz Quartet, at the London School Of Economics, November 14th, 1966 (colorized)

BBC program "Jazz goes to college"

Six Nix Quix Flix 00:00
Introduction by Humphrey Lyttelton 01:33
A nightingale sang in Berkeley Square 04:25
A singing song 08:58
O grande amor 13:08
When the world was young 16:49
Jive hoot 21:25
Scrapple from the apple 29:32
The sunset bell 37:54
Desafinado 43:14
Six Nix Quix Flix 47:34

Stan Getz (tenor saxophone), Gary Burton (vibaphone), Steve Swallow (bass), Roy Haynes (drums)

[DRUMJOCK]

I'm in tears what a line up WOW I'm so proud to be an American and an musician a drummer who admires all these jazz legendary musicians human beings that still in there musicianship has united the world England in this case performance that there can be peace harmony Joy and happiness through the sound of music what a beautiful universal language to all the meaning of love thank you for this post truly🎉❤😊

[OwensDrumming]

Music in its most beautiful form. There’s no one like these guys. Pure emotion

[FabriziodeRossiRe]

STAN GETZ : The world's most beautiful sax sound !

[paxwallace]

If you love Getz also listen to Zoot Sims. They were pals in the Woody Herman band. Hear Zoot with Bill Evans, Jim Hall, Ron Carter, and Philly Joe Jones on Interplay, and Loose Blues the 2nd one getting a mini revival due to YouTube.

[LuanneFose]

Thank you for posting this lovely gift!

[Benbenforever]

Every one else played vibes, GB did something else. Brilliant and thanks for posting

[pallhe]

Great musicians and it's so nice to have this documented in this way. I like the way Gary Burton is stretching the music into new, somewhat 'impressionist' territory here. Getz's voice indicates that drinking and smoking were perhaps taking their toll but his playing seems unaffected -- always a unique, unmistakable and very musical 'voice'. I would be very interested to see a new, high-quality documentary on Getz. Maybe Burton can make one for Netflix or some other production house because he has some unique insights into Getz's life and work as well as a supreme ability to analyse him musically, in addition to being a great storyteller.

[ronaldunkel]

Lovely album and great combination with the lyrical tenor and ethereal vibes. Mesmerising folks so do enjoy & Cheers!

[paxwallace]

Roy Haynes should be heard also with Chick Corea Chick's compositions were perfect for allowing his brilliant organic very modern drumming to shine Now He Sings Now He Sobs

[pulledfocusmedia]

ahhh i've been looking forth thing for a few months i'm finally back, at the right time ‼️🎷

[gabrielnunes]

Maravilhoso !
Absolutamente fantastico !!

[terenceecampbell]

Emotive tonality .. a supreme jazz aspiration .. we Getz it, Stan ..😅❤

[gerrycappuccio]

Thanks for sharing this great performance !

[дантеракиа]

Уникальный концерт в истории современного джаза.

[DavidWilliams-spgv]

Wow, Stan, Gary Burton, Steve Swallow and Roy Haines! OMG. Where's the keyboard player? Funny to hear Stan talk, cuz he usually doesn't.

[faketrailermaker]

34:00 Steve Swallow is going haaarddd!!!!

[ooqboatjamesbondexperienc]

gary burton always been the greatest since the beginning ....

[faketrailermaker]

The way SG ended Scrapple From the Apple reminds me of Dexter Gordon a lot

[Quinceps]

The Stan Getz trumpetty high note vibrato.

[paxwallace]

Getz said after he kicked he doesn't remember most of what he's so famous for because he was so blasted outta his head.