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This is the full 8 minute version of the previously uploaded movie.

A wonderful performance by Art Pepper playing his own composition 'Mambo Koyama'

To day june 14. 2009 Ib Kai Olsen celebrates his ninety years birthday. Ib Kai Olsen (IKO), born june 1919 in Copenhagen, is one of the pioneers of danish traditional jazz. After WW2 he joined the then newly established Hot Club of Denmark, among whose members a club band - the first danish trad band - was formed around 1948, mainly inspired from the early british jazz clubs. As could be expected the beginning was rather mediocre, so Ib felt he could do better than that and bought himself a cornet. After having practised for some time he joined Hot Club Jazz Band and started playing 1. cornet. Later on it separated itself from the now fading Hot Club and became Ib K. Olsen's Jazz Band. 90 years and stil goin strong. Happy birthday Ib. The people on the music is Co. Ib K olsen, second co. Palle Nielsen, Cl. Bent Tranberg, Trb. Arne Hojberg, Pno. Jörgen Möller Bjo. Inga Tranberg, Sbs. Helge Schou, Dr. Poul

Paul Bocciolone Strandberg (co,voc) Arne Höjberg (tb) Jan Nilsson (cl/ )Ulf Björkbom(as) Björn Ekman (bjo) Stefan Kärfve(tuba)Hans Bendroth(wb) Och det var i Dec.1981 SCANIAZZ, was a legendary band from the south of Sweden performing worldwide within the original jazz idiom in the 70's-80's. Anyone interested in their recordings and music can get in touch with their former leader Paul Bocciolone Strandberg through www.paulandhisgang.com

Paul Bocciolone Strandberg (co,voc) Arne Höjberg (tb) Jan Nilsson (cl/ )Ulf Björkbom Björn(as) Ekman (bjo) Stefan Kärfve(tuba)Hans Bendroth(wb) Agneta Engström(voc) Och det var i Dec.1981 SCANIAZZ, was a legendary band from the south of Sweden performing worldwide within the original jazz idiom in the 70's-80's. Anyone interested in their recordings and music can get in touch with their former leader Paul Bocciolone Strandberg through www.paulandhisgang.com

1,Co.Jan Hem Andersen, 2.Co. Peter Aller, Cl. Claus Forchhammer, Trb. Arne Hojberg Pno. Søren Tuxen, Bjo. Leif Bjerborg, Tu. Leo Hechmann, Wasb. Lasse Borup http://www.peruna-jazzmen.dk/

1,Co.Jan Hem Andersen, 2.Co. Peter Aller, Cl. Claus Forchhammer, Trb. Arne Hojberg Pno. Søren Tuxen, Bjo. Leif Bjerborg, Tu. Leo Hechmann, Wasb. Lasse Borup http://www.peruna-jazzmen.dk/

1,Co.Jan Hem Andersen, 2.Co. Peter Aller, Cl. Claus Forchhammer, Trb. Arne Hojberg Pno. Søren Tuxen, Bjo. Leif Bjerborg, Tu. Leo Hechmann, Wasb. Lasse Borup http://www.peruna-jazzmen.dk/

1,Co.Jan Hem Andersen, 2.Co. Peter Aller, Cl. Claus Forchhammer, Trb. Arne Hojberg Pno. Søren Tuxen, Bjo. Leif Bjerborg, Tu. Leo Hechmann, Wasb. Lasse Borup http://www.peruna-jazzmen.dk/

It Had To Be You - Steve Jordan Trio Steve Jordan(accoustic rhythm guitar) John Cocuzzi(vib) Clyde Hunt(tp) 1992 One of the last of the acoustic/unplugged rhythm guitarists, Steve Jordan kept the Freddie Green and Allan Reuss tradition going into the 1990s. He actually studied early on with Reuss (Benny Goodman's rhythm guitarist) and Jordan was always much more interested in being part of a rhythm section than becoming a notable soloist. Among the many artists who he recorded with were Mel Powell, Vic Dickenson, Sir Charles Thompson, Buck Clayton, Ruby Braff (as part of John Hammond's Vanguard mainstream jazz series) and Benny Goodman (with whom he played on and off during 1953-57) -all music.comVisit his tribute web site, http://stevejordan.info/

Poor ButterflyFlip Phillips celebrates his 80th birthday 1995 (born Feb 26, 1915 - died Aug 17, 2001)Flip Phillips(ts) Dick Hyman(p) Howard Alden(g) Milt Hinton(b) Butch Miles(ds)

Carmen McRae singing 'The Man I Love' from a performance in Italy.

Sleepy My Love Raymond Conde (cl) Norio Maeda (p) 1997 Raymond Conde, clarinetist, vocalist, bandleader, b. Rosario, Philippines, 23 January 1914. At the age of 18, Raymond followed his brothers Vidi and Gregorio to Japan, where they all began successful careers as studio and dance hall musicians. Next to Americans, Filipinos were regarded as the best jazz musicians in Asia and thus the Conde brothers thrived. During the war, Conde had to change his name to Raymond Yoshiba, but he continued performing music with the Shochiku Light Music Orchestra and on the "Tokyo Rose" short-wave propaganda broadcasts aimed at Allied troops. After the war, Conde led the most successful swing combo of the era, the Gay Quintet (later Septet), with Francisco "Kiko" Reyes on piano. The band played the highest-class officers' clubs on the US servicemen's circuit and recorded several times for Nippon Victor. In 1988 a special concert commemorated Conde's 55-year musical career, and as long as his health holds up he intends to keep performing at Ginza swing clubs. He dead 2003 at the age of 89. "Sleepy My Love" is the theme tune of Raymond Conde and his Gay Septet.

Stardust Ben Webster(ts) Teddy Wilson(p) Neils-Henning Orsted Pedersen(b) Makaya Nitshoko(d) Copenhagen 1969

Hot solos are performed in this 1929 clip.