Roy Haynes All-Stars – Live in Italy, 1973 | Joe Henderson, Gary Burton, Cedar Walton & More

 


From Bret "Jazz Video Guy" Primack.

In 1973, drum legend Roy Haynes brought together an all-star lineup for a blistering live performance in Italy. With Gary Burton’s shimmering vibraphone, Jimmy Owens’ lyrical trumpet, Joe Henderson’s masterful tenor saxophone, Cedar Walton’s elegant piano, and Larry Ridley’s rock-solid bass, the group delivers an electrifying set that blends post-bop sophistication with raw, live energy. This is a rare chance to witness six jazz giants in peak form—captured in a moment when creativity, swing, and fearless improvisation ruled the stage. Personnel: • Roy Haynes – drums • Gary Burton – vibraphone • Jimmy Owens – trumpet • Joe Henderson – tenor saxophone • Cedar Walton – piano • Larry Ridley – bass :

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