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Begbucks 8 months ago
Lunceford's name should be as well known as Ellington or Basie. Alas, he's just a footnote. But what a simply divine footnote. Oh, I love his work.
karinablacktie 9 months ago
Best Lunceford ever! Do you have any songs with solos by Willie Smith?
Mackermilk 1 year ago
Best Lunceford ever!
Mackermilk 1 year ago
Fantastic! I love the old swing songs that have this vaguely sinister sound to them. As if you just might be on your way to hell -- and you wouldn't want it any other way.
cliftonmontgomery 1 year ago 3
@cliftonmontgomery LOLL
dggd 6 months ago
@cliftonmontgomery Well said!
TheChicova 3 months ago
@cliftonmontgomery Only the hotter numbers have that dark raw passion! This is a good example maybe also try Fletcher Henderson the stampede 1926 version.
IvanaFeathers 1 month ago
W O W !!! :D
Jiggys78s 1 year ago
Yowza!!
wa1ufo 1 year ago
Nice post!
tuique 1 year ago
Absolutely fabulous !
Lobojack57 2 years ago 9
If I was trying to explain to someone what swing was, I'd use this recording.
everybodylovesmybaby 2 years ago
Look around for good versions by Ted Lewis and James Kok if you can find them (I think they're both on CD by those respective bands).
RatPfink66 2 years ago
Kok's version is the best in my opinion...great band!
ingewb2601 2 years ago
What a composition! Amazing!
marcocresci 2 years ago
I actually like this better that "White Heat" not nearly so frantic. The nighthawks do a terrific version of this.
phredl 2 years ago
Tnx! It's really great song! :D
mari0maric 2 years ago
This is excellent! Thanks for the post!
drcoxcentral 3 years ago