[Scott F.]

Just ran across this at YouTube. Its James Carter and Joshua Redman with a big band at Carnegie Hall doing their interpretation of Monks, Straight No Chaser.

This is good stuff if you are a traditional Jazz fan.
Smokin'

[Bob in St. Louis]

Thanks for the link Scott, but your link is dead. Maybe I need to show you how to do that.    

Try THIS LINK instead. 

Signed:
Your little buddy,
Bob

[Bob in St. Louis]

Ohh....I forgot to mention, that IS a smokin' hot video. Thanks for the heads up.
I've recently "discovered" Joshua Redman through a buddy of mine. I was doing some searching here to see if anybody else was raving about him like I am.

Bob

[poseidonsvoice]

+1! Joshua Redman rocks. Mood Swing is a fantastic album, and the album insert has a foreword written by him. He is a very prolific Harvard grad to boot.

Anand.

[JerryM]

Thanks for bringing this one back from the ashes, Bob. 

[Tyson]

The problem with jazz is that it produced 7 minutes of music worth listening to every 10 year or so

[jimdgoulding]

Thanks for the rec, Scott.  Tyson doesn't listen to jazz, obviously.  Ain't that right, T-baby.

[Bob in St. Louis]

Paging Scott F....... Paging Scott F.......... Scott F.......are you in da haus?     

Jerry, you're very welcome. Very welcome indeed Brother.

I say we ban Tyson.

Bob - jazz fan

[mfsoa]

That was almost as good as 10 hours of Epic Sax Guy...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHy7DGLTt8g

[lonewolfny42]

http://www.allmusic.com/album/eastwood-after-hours-live-at-carnegie-hall-r266681/review

http://www.amazon.com/Eastwood-After-Hours-Live-Carnegie/dp/B000002NEK

[Bob in St. Louis]

Good find Chris.