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West Music is the best.

Yes!!! a good old blues shuffle with top players. Has worked over the past decades and will for the next. Great project. Thank you Mr. Garfield and to all of the participants

you can see how much fun are all they having, particulary Jeff. Thanks for sharing, this is gold.

Meraviglioso!❤

Excellent job David, as usual. Any chance to have a CD version?

Lovely stuff!! Listening all the way from South Africa.. now Botswana. Love you all!! 🎵🎶😎💕🥇

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Cool, thank you David 👌👍✌️🙏☯️

Beautiful, Thank you for sharing! 🍺🍺

This is amazing, I’ve been a fan of your playing style ever since I saw you on the Candyman tour with Steve Lukather in Gothenburg Sweden back in ‘94. And the other day when I saw your live stream I thought that it would be so cool if you gave some online lessons and tips!

I’ve been really enjoying these …. 50 years of Jazz!! Yeah!!

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So cool that you are doing this!!!

👌👌👏👏👏love it.. thank you David 👍✌️🙏☯️🎶

Thanks for sharing David..Great too sea all of my favorite musicians in one gig together playing live.. real artists-real passionate music..rare these days 🎶👍👍👍✌️🙏☯️

Mike and their dad...❤️

Thank you, David, for uploading. I didn´t know there was footage available. Sponsoring the Meyer Sound sound system for this event was an absolute pleasure and an experience I will never forget. At that time, I served as CEO of Meyer’s European office, and it was an honor to see our equipment in action at such a significant event. The live mix was expertly handled by my good friend Lothar Strunk R.I.P. (production manager of Deep Purple, amongst other duties), whose skill and dedication elevated the audio experience to an exceptional level. As the evening progressed, Joe (Porcaro) approached us to express his gratitude. In a moment filled with genuine warmth and appreciation, he affectionately pinched my cheek as if I were a young boy and said, "Thank you, Thomas." This heartfelt gesture from Joe and his words of thanks made the experience even more unforgettable. That moment, brimming with emotion and recognition will always remain etched in my memory.

Thank you, David, for uploading. I didn´t know there was footage available. Sponsoring the Meyer Sound sound system for this event was an absolute pleasure and an experience I will never forget. At that time, I served as CEO of Meyer’s European office, and it was an honor to see our equipment in action at such a significant event. The live mix was expertly handled by my good friend Lothar Strunk R.I.P. (production manager of Deep Purple, amongst other duties), whose skill and dedication elevated the audio experience to an exceptional level. As the evening progressed, Joe (Porcaro) approached us to express his gratitude. In a moment filled with genuine warmth and appreciation, he affectionately pinched my cheek as if I were a young boy and said, "Thank you, Thomas." This heartfelt gesture from Joe and his words of thanks made the experience even more unforgettable. That moment, brimming with emotion and recognition will always remain etched in my memory.

Thank you, David, for uploading. I didn´t know there was footage available. Sponsoring the Meyer Sound sound system for this event was an absolute pleasure and an experience I will never forget. At that time, I served as CEO of Meyer’s European office, and it was an honor to see our equipment in action at such a significant event. The live mix was expertly handled by my good friend Lothar Strunk R.I.P. (production manager of Deep Purple, amongst other duties), whose skill and dedication elevated the audio experience to an exceptional level. As the evening progressed, Joe (Porcaro) approached us to express his gratitude. In a moment filled with genuine warmth and appreciation, he affectionately pinched my cheek as if I were a young boy and said, "Thank you, Thomas." This heartfelt gesture from Joe and his words of thanks made the experience even more unforgettable. That moment, brimming with emotion and recognition will always remain etched in my memory.

Thank you, David, for uploading. I didn´t know there was footage available. Sponsoring the Meyer Sound sound system for this event was an absolute pleasure and an experience I will never forget. At that time, I served as CEO of Meyer’s European office, and it was an honor to see our equipment in action at such a significant event. The live mix was expertly handled by my good friend Lothar Strunk R.I.P. (production manager of Deep Purple, amongst other duties), whose skill and dedication elevated the audio experience to an exceptional level. As the evening progressed, Joe (Porcaro) approached us to express his gratitude. In a moment filled with genuine warmth and appreciation, he affectionately pinched my cheek as if I were a young boy and said, "Thank you, Thomas." This heartfelt gesture from Joe and his words of thanks made the experience even more unforgettable. That moment, brimming with emotion and recognition will always remain etched in my memory.

Nice

Hi David, just curious please. There are two different, studio quality versions of this track. Was there any reason for this?

Yuk. They turned this into a smooth jazzy sounding piece of garbage.

Wonderful!

This is awesome. Ralph was a master.

I absolutely LOVE this version. That little staccato part at 2:35...the swish of the chimes at the beginning. It's just a beautiful piece. The horns...every bit of this makes me feel like I'm floating. A sensational feeling.

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Do you have a live video of Big Bone?!? I've never seen that.

Joe was my teacher to PIT in 90s amazing teacher very Nice person. I love Porcaro family❤

Hi David, I've been a big fan for years. I wanted to let you know that I have a jazz fusion band and we are playing Jorainbo in our set. Love it

Mike playing jazz… cool!

Amazing as always Thank's for doing this. ALL is more than perfect......

Amazing playing guys!! Always great. Thank you! I don't mean to be a drag but just saying, Gary's drums volume could be a bit louder in the mix. :)

Thanks for the live stream, great as always! Here are the time codes: 0:05:26 Morning (Clare Fischer) 0:15:18 All blues (Miles Davis) 0:28:13 Aja (Steely Dan) 0:40:13 Snakes (Marcus Miller) 0:55:07 Pools (Don Grolnick) 1:10:12 Teen Town (Jaco Pastorius) 1:17:58 Without a Song (Vincent Youmans) (solo piano) 1:21:33 In a sentimental mood (Duke Ellington) 1:26:49 Got a Match? (Chick Corea) 1:40:46 Tune for Tony (David Garfield)

Quelle plaisir Jeff porcaro

My teachers. I love you all !! 🙏♥️♥️♥️🙌

YES!!! Thank you David!!! I transcribed Vinnie's solo breaks and Modern Drummer published it in the April 1992 issue but I always wondered what it looked like when it went down. Awesome, just awesome

what year was this recorded?

No words❤❤❤

Ripping shit! I was lucky enough to see this band at the baked potato. The best!

Luke is diggin' all over Vinnie's solo sections. This is gold, thank you...!

Miles would love the creative reworking of his classic

This is amazing, David. Thank you so much for posting this.

David!!! Thanks for this!! I've listened to this record 1000 times. To be able to see it, is incredible!!!!

Wonderful to see this footage after wearing out the CD for so many years!

Steve Lukather´s solo is awesome!! Incredible performance by all!!!!

This is incredible!!!! 🔥🔥🔥

Never even heard of this band before but enjoying it...thanks for posting!

S M O K E.......!!!!!! Thanks VINNIE

BRUTAL! I love this song, I thought the drum solos were shared by Vinnie and Jeff but it does them all Vinnie, thanks for sharing these videos, I look forward to the next one. Will it be Big Bone?