The Cannonball Adderley Sextet BBC Jazz 625 TV Show Full (1964)

Extremely rare footage featuring the Cannonball Adderley Sextet appearing in London on May 12, 1964 for the now legendary BBC show Jazz 625 hosted by the great Steve Race. This is high-octane jazz of the take-no-prisoners variety. Enjoy

Tracklisting

1st clip

1. I Introduction
2. Work Song 00:58
3. The Song My Lady Sings 08:11
4. Poor Butterfly 16:06
5. Jive Samba 20:50
6. Unit Seven (outro) 28:08

2nd clip

1. Intro
2. The Weaver 01:11
3. Bohemia After Dark 09:29
4. Come Sunday 15:12
5. Sweet Georgia Bright 21:39
6. Unit Seven (outro) 26:43

Personnel

Julian 'Cannonball' Adderley (alto sax)
Nat Adderley (cornet)
Charles Lloyd (flute, tenor sax)
Joe Zawinul (piano)
Sam Jones (bass)
Louis Hayes (drums),
Steve Race (host).

Atlantic Jazz - Soul (1986)

An Atlantic Jazz slice of mostly '60s jazz-soul treats. Fittingly, the 11-track disc includes a side by one of the prime progenitors of soul, Ray Charles: He and MJQ vibraphonist, Milt Jackson, stretch out on the canonized "How Long Blues." Further expounding on the soul-jazz trajectory, the collection spotlights work by organist Shirley Scott (the Aretha Franklin hit "Think"), Les McCann and Eddie Harris (their classic Montreux Festival cut "Compared to What"), Yusef Lateef ("Russell and Elliot"), and Hank Crawford ("You're the One"). And there's even a bit of boogaloo-enhanced bossa, compliments of trumpeter Nat Adderley ("Jive Samba"). A nice introduction to the soul-jazz movement that superceded hard bop.



Track Listing

1. Think - Shirley Scott
2. Twist City - Matthew Gee, Johnny Griffin
3. How Long Blues - Ray Charles, Milt Jackson
4. Comin' Home Baby - Herbie Mann
5. Russell and Eliot - Yusef Lateef
6. Listen Here - Eddie Harris
7. With These Hands - Les McCann
8. Compared to What - Eddie Harris, Les McCann
9. You're the One - Hank Crawford
10. Jive Samba - Nat Adderley
11. Money in the Pocket - Joe Zawinul