Title: Gerry Mulligan - Bernie's Tune - 1956
Description: 1956 in Rome Gerry Mulligan - baritone sax, piano Zoot Sims - tenor sax Jon Eardley - trumpet Bob Brookmeyer - trombone Bill Crow - bass Dave Bailey - drums

Title: Gerry Mulligan - Walking Shoes - 1956
Description: 1956 in Rome Gerry Mulligan - baritone sax, piano Zoot Sims - tenor sax Jon Eardley - trumpet Bob Brookmeyer - trombone Bill Crow - bass Dave Bailey - drums

Title: Gerry Mulligan/Jane Duboc - Wave
Description: From album Paraiso recorded July 1993

Title: Freeway-No Pianoless quartet
Description: Freeway-No Pianoless quartet Gigi Di Gregorio-sx Marcello Burdese-tp Stefano Risso-b Enrico Bigoni-d Torino (ITALY) 26\11\2006

Title: Gerry Mulligan - Line For Lyons
Description: Line For Lyons par le Gerry Mulligan quartet enregistré en 1991 à Leverkusen Gerry Mulligan (bs), Bill Mays (p), Dean Johnson (b), Dave Ratajezak (dr)

Title: Jazz session "Line for Lyons" 16 okt.07 DeSmederij Groningen
Description: Session every thusday in the smederij o.l.v. Diederik Idema. more info and clips: http://www.bertvanerk.nl/smederij19ok... recorded: 30 okt 07 by vidimah ****#***** The Smederij is a small dinner-cafe beside the center off the town. Every thusday there is a jazz session with a lott of students off the Prins Claus Conservatorium . I is a nice pleace for musician to try out idee's and play together.So every thusday it is real music fun with all that musicians and guest. jazzsession "Line for Lyons" composed by Gerry Mulligan played by Harry Broekman Bariton saxophone,Arend Huisman trombone, Diederik Idema piano, Jeroen van Olphen drums, Bert van Erk contrabas "De Smederij" http://www.bertvanerk.nl http://www.organicsite.nl http://www.uwportret.nl (jeroen paintings)

Title: Bordado de Jane Duboc & Gerry Mulligan
Description: Marisa Borralho (sax soprano) e Daniel Costa (sax baritono) interpretam "Bordado" de Jane Duboc & Gerry Mulligan no concerto final do Conservatório Regional de Setúbal, ano 2007/2008

Title: My funny Valentine
Description: Originally composed by Richard Rodgers.For better piano sound just go to: http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.fullscreen&videoid=2022533788 More Info: The first recorded version of the song to make the charts was by Hal McIntyre with vocals by Ruth Gaylor in 1945. It only appeared for one week and hit #16. The song reemerged in the 1950s and was later performed by most of the jazz musicians and popular vocalists of the time including: Gerry Mulligan, Chet Baker, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Barbra Streisand, Bing Crosby, Miles Davis, Sarah Vaughan, Stan Getz, Paul Desmond, Tony Bennett, Ben Webster, Buddy Rich, Anita O'Day, Mel Tormé, Sammy Davis, Jr., Big Muff and many others. The song made it to the top of the charts when Chet Baker released a very popular and influential version (released on the album My Funny Valentine / Blue Note Records). His soft, delicate and serene delivery introduced the world to Chet Baker's singing skills (he was previously known only for his trumpeting skills, also displayed on this recording). Baker is still associated more with "My Funny Valentine" than with any other of the long list of songs he recorded. Baker's version of the song leaves out the introductory verse and begins with the chorus ("My funny Valentine, sweet comic valentine"). As a result, many subsequent version also skip the verse. The most notable exception to this rule are songs recorded from the many performances of the musicals Babes in Arms and (in the film version) Pal Joey. (The verse is clearly a female voice speaking about her man, giving male singers an additional reason to omit it.) The B-section, or bridge, is a good example of the quirky approach of lyricist Hart. It begins with a series of accusatory, even rude questions that one wouldn't necessarily expect in a romantic tune. It quickly apologizes for the odd questions with assurances, and then ends with the romantic sentiments of the last two verses.

Title: Five Brothers "Festive Minor" NoorderzonFestival 2007
Description: FIVE BROTHER recorded on the `noorderzonfestival met speciale guests Jan Menu bariton saxophone "Five brothers" played Festive Minor composed by Gerry Mulligan. recorded by vidimah NoorderzonFestival. 23 aug07. Back from oblivian Five Brothers is a song from the repertoire of the Gerry Mulligan/ Bob Brookmeyer Quartet. This was one of the many quartets lead by baritone saxophonist Gerry Mulligan in the fifties and sixties. The music was extremely popular and Mulligan and his people played on most of the world's greatest jazz stages. Nowadays the music has almost completely passed into oblivion and is hardly ever played, but the saxophonists Laurens Blinxma and bassist Bert van Erk think it is worth the effort to breathe new life into this music and in addition have included some numbers of their own http://www.bertvanerk.nl bertvanerk@planet.nl 06-12320419 Laurens Blinxsma alt/ sopraan saxophone Jan Menu: baritone saxophone Bert van Erk:double bass Sebastiaan Demydczuk: drums http://www.blinxma.nl recorded by vidimah:zondag20 januari 15.30 in Silbermann, Druifstreek 57 8911 LH Leeuwarden

Title: Love Me or Leave Me 2005
Description: Joan Chamorro (bariton sax) Toni Belenguer (trombon)David Mengual (bass)Juanma Nieto(drums) febrero 2005 San Cugat

Title: Elliot Lawrence Interview 6 - Gerry Mulligan
Description: Music arranger and producer Elliot Lawrence talks frankly about his relationship with sax great Gerry Mulligan in this exclusive interview at Elliot's home, October 4, 1999. Copyright TechnerVideo all rights reserved.

Title: Gerry Mulligan - Lullaby Of The Leaves
Description: Some old super 8 video set to music. I've uploaded this for Janette, who is the girl with the ice cream. Just came across her on friendsreunited.co.uk. The location is Tufnell Park London around 1960

Title: Bernie's Tune-No Pianoless quartet
Description: Bernie's Tune(Bernie Miller) No Pianoless quartet: Gigi Di Gregorio-sx t Marcello Burdese-tp Stefano Risso-b Enrico Bigoni-d Torino 26\11\2006

Title: fine and mellow 1957 billie holiday
Description: una toccante interpretazione di fine and mellow (1939) Lady sings the blues, in una celebre incisione del 1957 con ben webster lester young vic dickenson gerry mulligan coleman hawkins roy eldridge doc cheatham danny barker milt hinton mal waldron billie holiday Le lyrics di questo swing/blues sono di Billie Holiday ed alludono ad un'amara, disincantata esperienza. My man don't love me he treats me oh so mean My man.. he don't love me he treats me awfully He's the lowest man that I've ever seen He wears high draped pants stripes are really yellow He wears high draped pants stripes are really yellow but when he starts in to love me He's so fine and mellow Love will make you drink and gamble make you stay out all night long Love will make you drink and gamble make you stay out all night long Love will make you do things that you know is wrong (But if) you treat me right baby I'll stay home everyday just treat me right baby and I'll stay home night and day But you're so mean to me baby I know you're gonna drive me away Love is just like the faucet it turns off and on Love is just like the faucet it turns off and on sometimes when you think it's on baby it has turned off and gone Questo video vuole essere un tributo a musicisti d'eccezione, che ascolto con reverenza. -It's a tribute, no infringement intended-

Title: Dinah Washington - My Lean Baby -"The Ladies Sing the Blues"
Description: Please enjoy this is a clip about Dinah Washington which features her performing the song "Lead Baby" from the DVD "The Ladies Sing the Blues." The exception film features a breathtaking array of performances from the ladies who not only created an art-form, but whose turn of phrase made musical history as their spectacular voices sang their way into legend. Priceless footage of history's greatest Jazz and Blues divas (complete songs, not just tantalizing excerpts) such as Billie Holiday backed by the most extraordinary band ever formed, featuring Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young, Benny Webster, Roy Eldridge, and Gerry Mulligan, the great Bessie Smith in her only film appearance, Dinah Washington on stage at The Apollo Theatre, Sarah Vaughan, Lena Horne, and many, many others. This marvelous showcase of classic American talent is in many instances the artist's only performance caught on camera, and many of the selections were thought to be lost to time. Selections include: St. Louis Blues (Bessie Smith), Darkies Never Dream (Ethel Waters), Quicksand (Ethel Waters with Count Basie & His Orchestra), Fine and Mellow (Billie Holiday with Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young, Ben Webster, Roy Eldridge, Gerry Mulligan), When You Lose Your Money Blues (Ida Cox with Jesse Crump), That Lonesome Road (Sister Rosetta Tharp), Nobody's Sweetheart Now (Connee Boswell), Lean Baby (Dinah Washington), Only A Moment Ago (Dinah Washington), Have A Good Time (Ruth Brown), The Man I Love (Lena Horne), Unlucky Woman (Lena Horne with Teddy Wilson & his Orchestra), You're Mine You (Sarah Vaughan), I Cried For You (Helen Humes with Count Basie & His Orchestra), Why Don't You Do Right? (Peggy Lee with Benny Goodman & His Orchestra), and I Cover The Waterfront (Peggy Lee with Dave Barbour). Witness these stars like never before in this entertaining masterpiece that is nothing short of a classic for your DVD library. For more information, to view our entire catalog, or to purchase the film, please go to www.view.com