Jazz Icons:
Cannonball Adderley boasts two beautifully filmed concerts
from one of the most celebrated sextets in jazz history, captured
at the top of their game. Cannonball Adderley (alto sax), Nat
Adderley (cornet) and the masterful Yusef Lateef (tenor sax, flute,
oboe), provide a massive three-horn frontline attack, while the
stellar rhythm section featuring a pre-Weather Report Joe Zawinul
(piano), Sam Jones (bass) and Louis Hayes (drums) fuel the songs
with a deep infectious swing. Quincy Jones’ “Jessica’s Day”
leaps from the gate with a huge “big band” sound that is
extraordinary for only six musicians. This DVD is a reminder that
Cannonball Adderley was one of the most outstanding and highly
respected alto saxophonists in the history of jazz, a blues-based
jazzman who could play anything in superb fashion.
Live in Lugano
- Switzerland 03/24/1963
Live in Baden-Baden-
Germany 3/21/1963
Cannonball Adderley in TOKYO '63
Toshiba/EMI #L080-1099 Japanese LaserDisc, NTSC, CLV
Recorded live at Studio G by TBS TV on July 7, 1963
The program ; Jessica's
Birthday , Brother John , I Can't Get Started , Work Song , Scotch &
Water , Tengo Tango , Trouble in Mind , Jive Samba.
Vocalist Toni Harper does two tunes
with the rhythm section :
You and the Night & One Note Samba .
(53'mm)
JAZZ SCENE USA'S broadcast over nationally sydicated
television in 1962 was cause for joy among jazz fans, and acclaimed at the
time by most critics as the finest program of its kind. The brainchild of
life-long jazz devotee Steve allen, the series showcases many of the very
best California-based jazz performers, not to mention rare TV appearances
by outstanding national acts atmosphere created by hipster host, singer
Oscar Brown Jr. Uncompromising in its use of imaginative camera angles,
the visual style is on a par with the creativity of the music. Never
available before, these shows are jazz time capsules to treasure from
America's golden age of televised jazz.
the Program ; 1) Jessica's Birthday 2) Primitivo 3) Jive
Samba 4) Work Song
Play "Jessica's Birthday" from this video tape
( 3:35)
Play "Primitivo" from this video tape ( 5:40)
Play "Work Song" from this video tape ( 3:58)
Play "Jive Samba" from this video tape ( 5:23)
RALPH J. GLEASON'S JAZZ CASUAL was a program created and
aired between 1960-1968 on National Educational Television. This video
contains a complete original installment of one program, as well as an
original Rhino produced short on the life and times of Ralph J. Gleason.
It was aired on October 24, 1961
the Program ; 1) Arriving soon 2) Unit Seven 3) Scotch
& Water /30 mn /b&w
On this rare DVD , Julian played one Blues with
a trio
TV Show Recorded on 1959
Playboy After Dark
Show #32 (taped 03-Dec-69)
Show #32 is the sixth episode of the second season of Playboy
After Dark, and the thirty-second episode overall
Guests:
--Cannonball Adderly Quintet - "Hamba Nami" & "The
Country Preacher"
--Grand Funk Railroad - "Mr. Limousine Driver" and
"Please Don`t Worry"
--Tony Randall (actor)
--Lou Rawls - "Dead End Street," "Make the World Go
Away" & "My Baby Loves Me"
--Art Metrano (comic magician)
Aired 24-Feb-70, KTLA-5, Los Angeles, Tuesday 9:00pm
Other
Appearance
I Thank Michael Mee warmly for his Great Help to
make this List
C.Adderley
Sextet / Comblain la tour - Belguim 05/08/1962
Personnel:
Nat & Julian Adderley ,Joe Zawinul ,Yusef Lateef ,Sam Jones ,
Louis Hayes Short European TV news
footage of the Sextet doing Work Song (5'min)
C.Adderley
Sextet / Gothenburg - Sweden 3/20 1963
Personnel:
Nat & Julian Adderley ,Joe Zawinul ,Yusef Lateef ,Sam Jones ,
Louis Hayes
Tunes : Dizzy's
Business , Primitivo , Falling in Love with love ,Angel Eyes and Jive
Samba ( 30 'min)
#55 (#166267) "BATTLE HYMN" Teleplay
By: Herman Miller (also 1-3) Story By: D. C.
Fontana*2* Directed By:: Barry Crane (also #44) First
Broadcast: FEBRUARY 8, 1975 (SATURDAY) Guest Stars: Jose
Feliciano, Beverly Garland, Joe Maross, John Bennett Perry Special Guest
Star: Julian "Cannonball" Adderly While chasing Caine for the reward, a
man falls from his horse and is killed. The useless death leads Caine to
shaving his head. Then he undertakes to return the dead man's belongings
including, it turns out, a treasure map to the man's wife in Sovalo. On the
way he runs into a pair of traveling musicians who are going the same
way. Lines:
"'Master, as I walk these roads, are there none I may call on for help
when I need help?' - Caine 'None.' - Po 'Would this not be useful?' - Caine
'To those who would destroy us. In the past when we have relied on our great
teachers to lead us our enemies in high and low places could deal us a
mortal blow by simply lopping off our heads. Now in our oneness, we are not
like a great beast which may be destroyed by a single well planned strike to
the brain. Rather, we are like an ocean of many waves or a field of flowers.
Though one or more be uprooted, the others still live with a life of their
own.' - Master Po 'As a wave upon this ocean, a single flower in a field of
many, what will the people ask of me?' - Caine 'To lead them against their
enemies: the despots, the tyrants - wickedness, iniquities, ignorance,
persecution, superstition, dishonor.'" - Master Po
"I have no money." - Caine
"'May I ask, Master, when I leave the temple, what will be expected of
me?' - Caine 'To walk the roads of the land and use what you have learned
for the needs and benefits of the people.' - Master Po 'Will I always know
when to act and when to stand off?' - Caine 'That which you do not know, the
doing will quickly teach you.'" - Master Po
"This cousin of yours...I would very much like to meet him." - Caine,
offering to take a blind man to his cousin
"I have no pockets." - Caine
"I am telling the truth." - Caine, when accused of lying
"Body and mind are one...What else could a man seek except this unity?'
- Caine, when Master Po asks him about the years of rigor and discipline 'As
a wise farmer puts back into the land at least as much as he has taken, so
soon must you give back to others what you have taken for yourself.' -
Master Po 'I am ready.' - Caine 'You are ready...Ready, indeed.'" - Master
Po, after Caine beats him in a match
Information: The flashbacks in this episode seem to be just before
Caine takes the final tests and leaves the temple. When leaving a horse he
has lead for a couple of days, Caine says good-bye (with gestures). During
the opening scene for this episode, Caine shaves his head (which Carradine did
for "Besieged" so this scene was filmed before "Besieged" was shot though the
production number doesn't reflect that). A new flute is made for Caine in
this episode.