je connais depuis l'age de 14 ans ,fabuleux

Indicatif de l'émission " Pour ceux qui aiment le jazz" , Europe 1 , années 60

Love this song

ca me rappelle ma jeunesse : l'émission "pour ceux qui aiment le Jazz" de Frank Teno et Daniel Filipacchi

Song STILL Kicks Ass at 60 Years Young!

Perhaps my favorite jazz tune.

GAAF!

1:02 for reference on the tpt solo

Inspirés les mecs!Tout les solos nous raconte l 'âme black!

En fait ç'est un hommage aux sources du jazz!La marche militaire revisitée mixée avec le blues,c'est les origines!Astucieux,pas fou Blakey!Le jazz moderne,c'est toute ma culture musicale!

such a loose groove...over the more technical perfection players...listen to Blues March...hardly Blue Devil Corp perfection here (which is great), but so much feel and musicality...breathing room...flavors...Art was the man here!

this jazz album has a gospel/blues influence I can tell by the influences on this album

Indicatif d'une émission de sport , le dimanche soir ("Sport dimanche ?) dans mes jeunes années ...

I found after hearing an interview with Steve Jordan. He said when he was a kid his dad told him to learn the drums in this and he'd be able to play anything.

wonderful pure and natural art..!

REVENIR AUX FONDAMENTAUX ......Un thème astucieux (quelques tensions innovantes sur un schéma ultra-classique de blues ; des substitutions d'accords, un rythme de marche, des chorus inspirés et c'est le pied !

Out to Lunch

It doe not get jazzier than this!

Mieux que ca il ny a pas fantastique

No Whisper

indicatif de l'emission "pour ceux qui aiment le jazz " Daniel Fillipacchi sur EUROPE 1 années 60

ma jeunesse, j'adore

Blues March is a great tune played by a great bebop group. besides the drum intro, i especially like Benny Golson's work on the tenor sax.

this makes fly my imagination

Art Blakey. This is culture.

Quando il jazz innalza il tono mi riporta qui, allora come sempre dear Art Blakey !

This is just one of the many fine compositions by Benny Golson.

best crew...............best theme , awesome

Art Blakey (Drums)Lee Morgan (Trumpet)Benny Golson (Tenor saxophone) Bobby Timmons (Piano) Jymie Merritt (Bass)school/style of jazz: Hard Bopform: 12-bar bluesReason for inclusion: Nice combination of 12-bar blues played in march.

San Francisco past...

Something I would love to see live!!!! :)

ça déménage, j'aime,ils vont interpréter ce morceau lors de mes funérailles, la cathédrale va vibrer.....

ONE OF THE SWINGINEST BE-BOP AND POST-BOP DRUMMERS THERE EVER WAS----PLUS HE NURTURED GENERATIONS OF NEW TALENT WITH THE MESSENGERS A TRUE ICON AND GENIUS, GOD BLESS HIM

Quando il Jazz intona le parole... Thanks jazzhole 13frank spada google+

very bitchin'

I had a chance to see Benny Golson at Jazz Showcase in Chicago yesterday. He took time out from the performance to tell us the story of how this tune came to be. Golson was trying to address some of Art Blakey's frustrations by highlighting his drumming and felt the best way to do that was to channel some of the marching bands he'd seen in the south, particularly at Howard University, and pulling them into a song that allowed Blakey the playing time he was looking for. I think it worked.

Aww so relaxing. The stress just melts away.

Listening to this song walking at the street you feel like you want to march, seriously.

Lee Morgan, benny Golson, Bobby Timmons, Jymie Merritt (bass) and Blakey

Beautiful, beautiful blues.

The genius of Benny Golson, using the march meter to create a classic jazz tune. Benny Golson: Killer Joe, I Remember Clifford. And he's on sax.

Love this record so much! Nobody "marched" like Art Blakey. And Bobby Timmons' piano solo is the bomb! There's so much to learn from this record about the blues!

it magical song

great rhytmus cool

KILLIN