Spyro Gyra performing at the 1991 JVC Newport Jazz Festival. From myprivate collection. Enjoy... (circa: 1991) All TV promos, news clips, airchecks, music related performances etc. remain the sole property of their respective copyright holders. No video clips are for sale, nor do they imply challenge to ownerships. They are intended strictly for entertainment, educational, and historical purposes, and fall under the "Fair Use" guideline.
Spyro Gyra is an American jazz fusion band originally formed in the mid-1970s in Buffalo, New York, USA. With over 25 albums released and 10 million copies sold, they are among the most prolific as well as commercially successful groups of the scene. Among their most successful hit singles are "Shaker Song" and "Morning Dance", which received significant play on popular music radio stations, and are still frequently heard nearly 30 years later on jazz and easy listening stations. With the exception of alto saxophonist, songwriter & founding bandleader Jay Beckenstein and keyboardist Tom Schuman, the personnel has changed somewhat over time as well as between the studio and the live stage. This video clip was taken from the 2003 North Sea Jazz Festival in the Netherlands.
Spyro Gyra is an American jazz fusion band originally formed in the mid-1970s in Buffalo, New York, USA. With over 25 albums released and 10 million copies sold, they are among the most prolific as well as commercially successful groups of the scene. Among their most successful hit singles are "Shaker Song" and "Morning Dance", which received significant play on popular music radio stations, and are still frequently heard nearly 30 years later on jazz and easy listening stations. With the exception of alto saxophonist, songwriter & founding bandleader Jay Beckenstein and keyboardist Tom Schuman, the personnel has changed somewhat over time as well as between the studio and the live stage. This video clip was taken from the 2003 North Sea Jazz Festival in the Netherlands.
This is a video of Spyro Gyra performing "Cayo Hueso", from their album 'Stories Without Words', on The Late Show (w/Arsenio Hall) in 1987. I captured this video from my own VHS-recorded copy of the broadcast from back in the day. :) For the higher quality video and audio version, add &fmt=18 to the end of the URL.
