Are Some Jazz Writers Republicans?
Jazz Video Guy gets political in a recent video post
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Bret Primack
Two Minutes with Mr. T: Stanley Turrentine
Bret Primack, aka the Jazz Video Guy, posts video of 1997 performance by saxophonist with Billy Taylor on piano, Rufus Reid on bass and Roger Humphries on drums
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The Best Jazz Show Ever Broadcast on TV
Bret Primack, aka the Jazz Video Guy, posts a video of a noted 1958 television show, hosted by Gilbert Seldes with musical direction by Billy Taylor
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Michael Brecker & David Liebman
Performance by the two saxophonists, plus interview with Brecker
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Sonny Rollins: Getting It Back Together
The Jazz Video Guy posts his award-winning video of Sonny Rollins
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The Importance of Jazz Education
The Jazz Video Guy posts a video from the Jazz Education Network conference earlier this year
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Why Jazz Video Guy?
Bret Primack, aka Jazz Video Guy, explains how and why he does what he does
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Miles Davis 1971: To Wah Wah or Not to Wah Wah
Jazz Video Guy presents a video in which Sonny Rollins and Gary Bartz discuss Miles Davis and his 1971 band
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Maynard Ferguson Meets Miles Davis, Clark Terry, and Clifford Brown
Bret Primack presents a video of an interview he did for JazzTimes with the late Maynard Ferguson from 1998
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Paul Carr with Randy Brecker at The Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival
Bret Primack, aka the Jazz Video Guy, shares video of performance by saxophonist Paul Carr with special guest Randy Brecker
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Bob Mintzer & the Thornton Jazz Orchestra
Bret Primack, aka The Jazz Video Guy, shares video of saxophonist leading jazz orchestra from USC
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JEN Conference in New Orleans
The Jazz Video Guy shares his video of highlights from the Jazz Education Network conference held in New Orleans in January 2011
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Michael Brecker, Joe Lovano, David Liebman: Locomotion
Jazz Video Guy posts performance by Saxophone Summit performing John Coltrane’s “Locomotion”
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Phil Markowitz, Joe Lovano and the Saxophone Summit: Coltrane’s Meditations Suite
The Jazz Video Guy shares his video of the group performing with Manhattan School of Music Orchestra
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Jimmy Heath: Why Ben Webster Learned the Lyrics
The Jazz Video Guy captures legendary saxophonist during Before & After session moderated by Larry Appelbaum
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Sonny Rollins: Gettin’ It Back Together
Jazz Video Guy speaks with the saxophonist about his Chicago days
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Gary Bartz: Musical Warriors (Miles and Trane)
Bret Primack, aka the Jazz Video Guy, posts a video from interview he did with noted saxophonist Gary Bartz
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Chris Potter: Way Out Southwest
In first post in a new series at jazztimes.com, Jazz Video Guy presents his video of the saxophonist
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Larry Willis: My Funny Valentine
Among his contemporaries Kenny Barron, Harold Mabern, Albert Dailey, Stanley Cowell and John Hicks, Larry Willis is one of the great stylists. On his debut … Read More “Larry Willis: My Funny Valentine”
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Sonny Rollins: Summoning the Muse
The new year begins much warmer than usual in New York. Although I love bicycling in the park, 53 degrees on January third just doesn’t … Read More “Sonny Rollins: Summoning the Muse”
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Ben Monder: Dust
Seven originals and the standard “I’ll Remember April” are featured on Monder’s debut recording, a trio set with Ben Street on bass and Brooklyn’s own … Read More “Ben Monder: Dust”
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Joe Morris and William Parker: Invisible Weave
Guitarist Joe Morris and bassist William Parker recorded this duo session at Michael Dorf’s downtown launching pad, The Knitting Factory, early last year and the … Read More “Joe Morris and William Parker: Invisible Weave”
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Hamiet Bluiett: King/Bluiett Trio: Makin’ Whoopee
Baritone saxist Hamiet Bluiett and tenorman David Murray have been half of World Saxophone Quartet since its inception while alto and soprano saxophonist Eric Person … Read More “Hamiet Bluiett: King/Bluiett Trio: Makin’ Whoopee”
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Art Tatum: No Greater Art
Today, Art Tatum would have been 88. His music survives and continues to astound. This weekend, after working my way through his Solo and Group … Read More “Art Tatum: No Greater Art”
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Jacky Terrasson and Cassandra Wilson: Rendezvous
In these alarmingly noisy times, I cling to what now passes as something of an antiquated mantra-simplicity is elegance. The work of Lester Young, in … Read More “Jacky Terrasson and Cassandra Wilson: Rendezvous”
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Mark Murphy: Song For The Geese
Song For The Geese is the quintessential recording of an extraordinary singer and lyricist. On his first recording for a major label in three decades, … Read More “Mark Murphy: Song For The Geese”
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Diana Krall: Three into One
By the conclusion of her performance at this year’s North Sea Jazz Festival, Diana Krall left each member of the audience with the impression that … Read More “Diana Krall: Three into One”
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