you bring the coffee, i’ll bring the sugar
I’ve always loved Lou Donaldson’s ballad playing. Here’s a 1994 clip of his group in Switzerland rhapsodizing on “Laura.”
Donaldson is also known as a funk player, here’s “The Scorpion.” Enjoy.
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A beautiful rendition of Laura — thanks, Fabio. A long way from his hard bop roots.
REW
June 14, 2009 at 3:27 am
I had heard a lot of Horace Parlan, a sideman on so many records, and I had heard a lot about him. But I never saw him in person, and I had never actually seen a video of him before. Now I have a better idea of how he did what he did. Thanks for posting this.
Jay Livingston
June 16, 2009 at 1:04 am