04:56
1982 Made in Manenburg album
03:26
The Minstrel (Trio) bass solo by Gary Kriel
03:51
Shosholoza (Trio)
04:52
Go Away Little Boy
02:29
A medley of songs from the Daily Music Show! #oldjazz #jazz #smoothjazz #capetown #jazzmusic
07:44
But Beautiful performed by Three Garys and a Zelda
03:21
The 1996 version of “Someone To Light Up My Life”
05:01
7th Avenue, from the 1982 Oude Libertas Jazz Concert in Cape Town
03:27
Someone to light up my life with Three Garys and a Zelda
05:01
Girl from Ipanema
05:01
Someday
04:42
Masquenade
05:01
Spain
05:01
Madaleine
05:01
Montreal
05:01
Wonderful
05:01
This Masquerade
05:02
Last warm words, a special message to South African Musicians
06:06
The Oceanos Story, Gary’s version.
05:01
Jazz Medley: Flying High/Montreal/Quando Quando
03:56
Playing Professionally. What does this truly mean?
04:36
Give me lovin, Jonathan Butler, Gary Kriel, Tony Schilder, Richard Picket, & Gary Grainger
05:01
Green Dolphin Street, jazz song
05:01
All of me song
05:01
Georgia performed by Glenn Robertson / Gary Kriel and friends
01:24
At Last - jazz song
05:14
How did the long-standing Tony Schilder trio start?
05:05
The impact of sanctions against South Africa and it’s effect on the local music industry
04:50
Experiencing Apartheid as a non-white musician in South Africa
04:07
Who were some of the famous musicians Gary Kriel had the pleasure of playing with?
05:08
Who was Gary Kriel? What about his life was so interesting with regards to South African Jazz?
05:01
Flying High, the 1982 Oude Libertas Jazz concert in Cape Town #liveconcert
05:01
1982 Oude Libertas Live Jazz Concert
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About
Gary Kriel is a South African Jazz musician and veteran. He trended the South African Jazz scene from the early 50s, playing his last gig in 2020 before the coronavirus pandemic lockdown. He was best known as bass player, but also played the accordion, piano, guitar and bango professionally. Gary Kriel was best known as the lead guitarist for Percy Sledge during his tour in Swaziland in 1968, and as a longstanding member of the Tony Schilder Trio. This is a tribute to his contribution to South African Jazz.
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