Swing - The Subject is Jazz - Part 2

[GGMV1980]

Is that Paul Quinichet on tenor?..I know Frog (Ben Webster) is the lead tenor.

[Bacardi1337]

thats great music. i dont listen to it very often but its great to calm down and relax. wonderful music, great solo parts... perfection!

[jehubox19]

i wish i was born in this decade !!!

[reneecalling]

20% tax? Someone out there know about that?

[jazzguitardotcom]

Awesome video! Mundell Lowe was in fine form.

[ymmijhcael]

Is that Doc Severinsen?

[JazzVideoGuy]

yes, Carl Doc Sevrinsen in 1958

[eoswald203]

i'm getting married late summer of 2010, and all music is from the swing, big band and the (what i call) "rat pack" genre/era. Both sets of grandparents are aware, and only talk about how much they look forward to having such a great time.

[swangonce]

Seldes is literary and pompous and boring.

Music's great, though.

[paulbgo]

In those days most tv hosts were pompous - such a striking contrast to the music he makes!

[swangonce]

Because it was an art form, they seemed to have felt they had to be profound and dull. And no point does anyone yell, "Yeah, man!"

Oh, well - we know better now - Jazz is joyous, so you might as well express yourself merrily!

[MrJazzfingers]

@swangonce Actually I herd "yeah!" shouted a few times in this vid.

[Harauq]

He's an old player. Just look how fly he is

[bushoisa]

Göttlich....!!!

[vieuxson]

a awesome video i love jazz and will never see that if you don t have post it thank s a thousand time

[zockerflo]

great 5 stars

[behjoh]

JazzVideoGuy, once more thank you for your great generosity, shearing videos like this. Much obliged

[letebaguere]

@behjoh shearing voicing, also known as block chords

[sergech]

5 STARS BEN WEBSTER

[JZ63]

Wonderful! It's always a pleasure to hear Buck...Ben, Paul, and the others were swinging as well. Thank you!

[Hotmanprodigy]

Great stuff! Thanks so much!

[SingerOfSwing]

Wow - great. Just great!

[frankpearce]

The great Mundell Lowe, who is still playing great.

[scooteroo]

Great! Who is that guitar player on the D'Angelico?

Thanks for posting.