Miles Davis & Marcus Miller: Mr Pastorius [1989] + JACO PASTORIUS w/ JONI MITCHELL: COYOTE + BASS SOLO

Jaco Pastorius + Toots Thielemans [Sophisticated Lady 'CONVERSATION': Word of Mouth BAND] + 3 Views 2 a Secret [Belgique - 1985 + JAPAN]

Jaco Pastorius

&

Toots Thielemans

Sophisticated Lady

[Word of Mouth]

Jaco Pastorius
Big Band
Three Views Of A Secret
Live In Japan

What they're doing is trading off, they're playing off each other, which is what makes it amzing.

Listen and you'll hear the slight similarities(tip?)
between their phrases. Whats what makes it plentiful.
They play off each other so well.
try to hear between linesmen you'll see the genius of this Gruyere is northeastward that soundproofing...hats for sure.


Jaco Pastorius
+
Toots
"3 Views TO A Secret"
Duo en Belgique
1985

MERLE HAGGARD: CLINT STRONG

Eleanor Powell + Buddy Rich [Tap Dance + Drum SOLO] LOTTA TIMES I'DONT WACHaLL Da WAY cHRU bu'DIS FUKkeN DRUMSTIK ROOTEEN'S KILLERKRAZY!

Eleanor Powell and Buddy Rich should have done more things together.
A stunning tap

dance routine.
Oh, and just look at the two of them doing incredible things at the end of the video with the drumsticks.

Eleanor Powell The Greatest Female dancer of All- Time and Buddy Rich the Greatest Drummer of All-Time how can you miss! ! J ust Fantastic !!! to bad they couldn't get Astaire and Harry James to join in then you would have had the Greatest Dancer Ever and the Greatest Trumpeter ever Oh what a show that would have been.

I've seen that clip time and time again and it's STILL RIDICULOUSLY incredible. Whew!

Here is what Fred Astaire said about Eleanor Powell in his autobiograghy.

" She put em down like a man. No picky sticky stuff with Ellie. She really knocked out a dance in a class by herself, man or woman."

I agree and so did almost every other dancer of her era.