This is real serious playing: Folks I have a question: Does anyone if Louis Prima and the great trombonist Jack Teagarden ever crossed paths.? That would have been something to hear
I don't think that dancer is Buddy Ebsen, doesn't look like him. His looks never did change all that much, see him in Born to Dance with Elenore Powell just a few years after this. You can tell that is Buddy Ebsen and this guys is not. hey don't move the same either.
the male singer and swing dancer surely is a veeeerrrry young Buddy Ebsen. He had a great and fascinating career. During WWII he was one of those special Hollywood people (like Jimmy Stewart) who fought against the "suits" who wanted him to be bond salesmen or USO-type entertainers. After the Navy foolishly turned him down, he joined the Coast Guard and served as genuine, full service officer.
It's from 1938 ... Louis Prima and his quintet includes clarinet, piano, guitar, bass, and a drummer who also plays vibraphone, with Louis Prima on trumpet.
Is there a way to download this video in good quality? Do you mind sharing this with me and my brothers? that is my father, Louis Masinter on bass and we would LOVE being able to have this for all time. Daddy played with Frank Frederico on guitar and Godfrey Hirsch on xylophone for many many years and Frank attended his funeral 14 years ago. They are now playing with Louis on the big bandstand in the sky now.
great post....1938 hell i was not even thought of. im only 23 and im a black male living in Detroit i might add. this music is unheard of where i come from...im glad i know my roots...cuz after all music is Motown. i just wish more in my generation would pay attention. but i can't blame them. no ol' school cats show us love either.
@tweezee you know, cool cats didn't show much love in their own time, imagine them old grumpy bastards that lived then hearing music now! Almost sure it's going to be the same for us hearing techno new-age rap pop&roll but evolution in culture yo see from the moment backwards, not viceversa!
you right painfield! i guess its a shame on us all. but at least sum of us take off our hats to fellow artist no matter wat generation of music. after all, good music is good music. cheers to you!
@tweezee I don't if you got a reply or not, but download RealPlayer, place your cursor at the top right corner of the video, and a button will appear that will allow you to download the video in flv. fromat.
i am being a total and uter stereotypical stoner by suggesting that the swingin' cats in this are ALSO high as fuck?
I mean...the womans eyes at 1:19, and the jazz/swing scene back in the day..reefers....I'm just saying is all
Morthund 2 months ago
@Morthund
She looked like that, and none of them are "high as fuck".
F0nkyNinja 2 months ago
@F0nkyNinja
wanna bet?? I bet at least none of them looked as stupid as you do now anyway ha ha ha
learn to google before you post your opinions as facts
heres a clue....Google "reefer" and "swing musicians" and a whole new world will open up Oh Innocent One LOL
Morthund 1 month ago
Was the dancer a young Ray Bolger?
JonaVicis 2 months ago
@JonaVicis I don't recognize him but he is not Ray Bolger. Ray was tall and lanky, the scarecrow in the Wizard Of Oz.
sobieskilinda 1 month ago
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@sobieskilinda It didn't look like him until he danced.
JonaVicis 1 month ago
this is entertainment!
shabadoo3399 2 months ago
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1938 - Check it out on IMDB
gofish843 3 months ago
My good these people are so cool
rolfen 3 months ago
What a great show these guys put on - professional to the highest level.
anfiorsceal 3 months ago
not Buddy Ebsen, photos of Buddy from the same years proves it. The dancer is uncredited.
lucasboydjr 4 months ago
are you sure the music isn't backplayed? at min 2:56 Prima seems using a mute, but no mute is on the trumpet
almostblues 7 months ago
This is real serious playing: Folks I have a question: Does anyone if Louis Prima and the great trombonist Jack Teagarden ever crossed paths.? That would have been something to hear
jleoblues 8 months ago
WOW! just T-E-R-R-I-F-I-C here. thank you so much for the wonderful post. tom d brick,nj.
doowopman49 9 months ago
I don't think that dancer is Buddy Ebsen, doesn't look like him. His looks never did change all that much, see him in Born to Dance with Elenore Powell just a few years after this. You can tell that is Buddy Ebsen and this guys is not. hey don't move the same either.
230606230606 11 months ago
@230606230606 Pal, that's Buddy Ebsen. If I didn't see his face, I'd know his moves. Buddy was a hoofer, not a dancer. Believe me, that's Buddy.
lamontlewis 5 months ago
Prima LOVED what he did!
230606230606 11 months ago
0:26 girl on table miming a blow job
alynr1972 1 year ago
the male singer and swing dancer surely is a veeeerrrry young Buddy Ebsen. He had a great and fascinating career. During WWII he was one of those special Hollywood people (like Jimmy Stewart) who fought against the "suits" who wanted him to be bond salesmen or USO-type entertainers. After the Navy foolishly turned him down, he joined the Coast Guard and served as genuine, full service officer.
jerseyjoe4good 1 year ago
It's from 1938 ... Louis Prima and his quintet includes clarinet, piano, guitar, bass, and a drummer who also plays vibraphone, with Louis Prima on trumpet.
donw116 1 year ago
Look at that cool cat swing!
imshooshy 1 year ago
Is there a way to download this video in good quality? Do you mind sharing this with me and my brothers? that is my father, Louis Masinter on bass and we would LOVE being able to have this for all time. Daddy played with Frank Frederico on guitar and Godfrey Hirsch on xylophone for many many years and Frank attended his funeral 14 years ago. They are now playing with Louis on the big bandstand in the sky now.
suze9088 1 year ago 23
@suze9088
Search around google you can find ways to download the video to your own computer.
lordkoos 1 year ago
@suze9088
wichtigerstatist41 5 months ago
great post....1938 hell i was not even thought of. im only 23 and im a black male living in Detroit i might add. this music is unheard of where i come from...im glad i know my roots...cuz after all music is Motown. i just wish more in my generation would pay attention. but i can't blame them. no ol' school cats show us love either.
tweezee 1 year ago 4
@tweezee you know, cool cats didn't show much love in their own time, imagine them old grumpy bastards that lived then hearing music now! Almost sure it's going to be the same for us hearing techno new-age rap pop&roll but evolution in culture yo see from the moment backwards, not viceversa!
Cheers!
painfield 1 year ago
you right painfield! i guess its a shame on us all. but at least sum of us take off our hats to fellow artist no matter wat generation of music. after all, good music is good music. cheers to you!
tweezee 1 year ago
@tweezee: music is not Motown, music is music.
cociss 1 year ago
First part of this is "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans", my home town as well as Mr Prima's.
VValkyrie 2 years ago 2
happy super bowl to ya! lol
tweezee 1 year ago 2
@tweezee I don't if you got a reply or not, but download RealPlayer, place your cursor at the top right corner of the video, and a button will appear that will allow you to download the video in flv. fromat.
dog1701 1 month ago
Awesome - What a showman and musician. You don't see this anymore unfortunately.
radrunr 2 years ago 2
Great1!!
frankgall 2 years ago
released august 1938
ruenovo 2 years ago
'38 ?
Shit ...
What times ...
secretarul 2 years ago