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This film by Clint Eastwood is the best blues Piano DVD out there. Can you beat Clint Eastwood talking to Ray Charles at a Tall Piano followed by sparkling (what looks like) 60′s film of Ray playing « What’d I say ». Then they discuss boogie woogie and theres some astounding archive clips of tremendous Piano players I’ve never even heard of (Martha Davis in particular is astounding) .
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Other astronomical players featured include Dave Brubeck who plays some grand stuff (which is blues influenced rather than pure blues) but I’m not complaining! Clint looks on in amazement… This leads onto a discussion of Art Tatum (again not really blues – but one the greatest players ever) .
A incredible clip of Oscar Peterson absolutely smokin’ from Jazz 625 is worth catching as well.
Back to the blues – Ray Charles plays a couple of choruses of immense solo Blues. For purists Otis Spann is perhaps the highlight, a pianist who played with Muddy Waters. Here he is featured in a trio, playing and singing with mammoth passion. Other well known artists featured are Dr John, Professor Longhair, Pinetop Perkins and Jay McShann.
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This really is an eclectic collection, but I assume theres something for everyone here. Jazz and Blues Piano fans will all bask in this.
If your taste runs towards blues-based piano, observe this video. The « blues » title is (thankfully) faded in the loosest, musically upright sense, and features blues, R&B, boogie woogie, jazz (Duke!), rock n’ roll, and anything else that rolls up and down the blues scales. The video itself intersperses vintage footage with live performances. Musicians such as Ray (!), Pinetop Perkins, Dr. John, Jay McShann, and Dave Brubeck play next to an obviously awed Clint Eastwood. (It’s worth the ticket of the video to sight the 70+ year feeble icon examine like a 10 year feeble boy meeting his baseball heroes) . There’s no music theory mumbo jumbo; the music does the talking. Lots of playing, and occasional anecdotes coaxed out by Clint. About the only minus is the lack of start-to-finish performances. Ample fun, definitely recommended.
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