They cut the scene where Jimmy is forced to make his entrance and exit through the service entrance, empty handed because the white kids spent his fee on a bunch of gaudy-ass costumes.
It's from the movie "Grab Yourself a College Girl'" . Also features Stan Getz and Astrid Gilberto as well as Eric Burton and the Animals, among others.
@torisdead it's a very old tune called "When Johnny Comes Marching Home". It is a popular song of the American Civil War that expressed people's longing for the return of their friends and relatives who were fighting in the war. Jimmy's music is sending a very serious message here, he's not joking.
@gcalvanetten: It's called "When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again" because that's the theme Jimmy plays briefly at the beginning (after the lead-in, but before his solos) and then again at the end (after his solos, before the outro) to give the audience some idea of what standard they are jamming on (hard bop/soul jazz convention).
On Joey DeFrancesco's "The Champ", his Jimmy Smith tribute record, he plays this tune aswell, but it's named 'When Johnny Comes Marching Home"... Does anyone know why?
@gcalvanetten uhm, because it's a very old tune called "When Johnny Comes Marching Home". Do folks really not know an old chestnut like this anymore??
As a Finn, I'd like to point out that that song IS well-known outside the US, at least for those people who like to listen to a lot of music and know their musical history...
This is Get Yourself a College Girl.I saw this movie at the theaters when it came out in 64. I was an Instant fan of Jimmy Smith.The Animals ,Dave Clark Five The Standells were also in this movie.This is what was so great about the sixties.
@laflizard Original tune is When Johnny comes marching Home. An the record “The Champ” its called When Jimmy Comes Marching Home. Upper manual; 16’: 8, 5-1/3’: 8, 8’: 8. Percussion: Short, third harmonic. Vibrato: C3. Lower manual (left hand bass): 16’: 8, 5-1/3’: 3, 8’: 8. Vibrato: C3. Pedals (tapping and pounding): 16’: 8. Leslie box rotors: not turning. Good luck.
@gqonline Ha! Is that a reference to the movie "Animal House" when the White fraternity guys and their White dates found themselves the only White people at the at the Dexter Lake Club,where Otis Day was singing Shama Lama Ding Dong? I thought that was a funny scene & I'm an African American woman. But in the real world back then even though they were great musicians, Jimmy Smith & his band members knew they'd BETTER NOT even look at those White women if they valued their life.
Man, he is not foot tapping, he is playing the bass pedals! Very difficult! I can see why it seems weird if you didn't know he is playing the pedals, he he....
I think it's funny how this comment got marked down, when this cat was using the term "bad" as slang for good, as in badass or cool. Get hip, you Youtube squares!
The sharp cool black guys playing for the whites...not another colour in the crowd. Sadly, too typical for the era. Rockin' the tab collars no less. Jimmy's so young. Thanks!
Well, there's an asian guy in the second row and a black girl towards the back. But for the purposes of moral preening we'll say it's an all white audience.
well...that was how California was back in the 60's(great musicians playing for rich yuppies that lived on the other side of the valley), but back then, it was more about the music and how well it was played. Mr. Smith happening to be in that film; made it by no means, a minstrel show. the real minstrel show is in the mind.
@5DeadlyRecords So what? Back then there were plenty of clubs in black neighborhoods where artists like Smith performed in front of all or nearly all black audiences. The sad thing to me is the state of the culture today. Who the hell even knows about Jimmy Smith today. Plenty know about Eminem and Lady Gaga.
Groovin' performance! (They edited out the scenes of white people clapping on beats 1 and 3.)
OrganCat 1 week ago
1:27 hot white women checking Jimmy out, followed by closeted, ashamed white guy!
wrf1973 3 weeks ago
jImmY SmiTH
BUENA GENTE
elPYROreal 1 month ago
Playing loud distorts the shit talent most modern mussos have these days.
nmlc525 2 months ago
Notice how you don't have to play loud to be good.
loonpolice1 2 months ago
all the clams clap listening jimmys playing... ;)
13asdediamantes 3 months ago
What's the point of a woman going to college back then if they weren't going to have a career of any kind (except for maybe find the richest husband)
dougd1015 3 months ago
Great vid!
SirDizzyFingers 3 months ago
What's that melody that's playing throughout? It's not "When The Saints" is it?
jefferygwatkins 6 months ago
hello friends. someone uploaded a new version of this video with much better sound! link:
watch?v=ca6cC0e28kw
also I uploaded the original studio version myself. link:
watch?v=KsAf0ra6Vd4
flakeyF00nt 7 months ago
whats the name of the song?
grofmontechristo 9 months ago
I can't wait to see that picture. Suppose it's naughty?
aarfeld 10 months ago
Who is playing Drums and Guitar - is that Quentin Warren?
dazzjazz 10 months ago
Screw the racism remarks. i dug the playing.
Smith rultz!
51362879 1 year ago
The movie is called Get Yourself a College Girl. It's not on DVD, but they sometimes show it on Turner Classic Movies.
laflizard 1 year ago
Those first 3 chics are hot :P
eric1love 1 year ago
They cut the scene where Jimmy is forced to make his entrance and exit through the service entrance, empty handed because the white kids spent his fee on a bunch of gaudy-ass costumes.
weinerbongo 1 year ago
It's from the movie "Grab Yourself a College Girl'" . Also features Stan Getz and Astrid Gilberto as well as Eric Burton and the Animals, among others.
simonantics 1 year ago
weill chird!
lisfub 1 year ago
weill chird!
lisfub 1 year ago
Man he looks awesome in 35mm color film
Thank Jesus I got to see him several times
He signed my original vinyl copy of The Cat!
ktwheels44 1 year ago
This is really great, thanks for posting.
hammondrt3 1 year ago
It sounds a bit like "When the Saints Go marching In"
thefungarian 1 year ago
which is the tune i cant recall
torisdead 1 year ago
@torisdead it's a very old tune called "When Johnny Comes Marching Home". It is a popular song of the American Civil War that expressed people's longing for the return of their friends and relatives who were fighting in the war. Jimmy's music is sending a very serious message here, he's not joking.
flakeyF00nt 1 year ago
true genius
musicolorhythm 1 year ago
All those fine white womens in the front just want a piece of Jimmy. Check 'em out.
wrf1973 1 year ago
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@gcalvanetten: It's called "When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again" because that's the theme Jimmy plays briefly at the beginning (after the lead-in, but before his solos) and then again at the end (after his solos, before the outro) to give the audience some idea of what standard they are jamming on (hard bop/soul jazz convention).
onestagehand 1 year ago
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onestagehand 1 year ago
On Joey DeFrancesco's "The Champ", his Jimmy Smith tribute record, he plays this tune aswell, but it's named 'When Johnny Comes Marching Home"... Does anyone know why?
gcalvanetten 1 year ago
@gcalvanetten uhm, because it's a very old tune called "When Johnny Comes Marching Home". Do folks really not know an old chestnut like this anymore??
OGMunisteri 1 year ago
@OGMunisteri Not if you're not an american ;)
gcalvanetten 1 year ago
@gcalvanetten you're absolutely right; that was very "America-centric" of me, and I thank you for pointing that out.
OGMunisteri 1 year ago
@OGMunisteri
As a Finn, I'd like to point out that that song IS well-known outside the US, at least for those people who like to listen to a lot of music and know their musical history...
CleverDjembe 1 year ago
very cool scene.
jaybou263 1 year ago 2
amazing. what great color too.
octopoli 1 year ago 2
Nobody plays like Jimmy... Joey D and Tony Monaco are close.
ilee25 1 year ago 2
nice girls
bimwopbarn 1 year ago
This is Get Yourself a College Girl.I saw this movie at the theaters when it came out in 64. I was an Instant fan of Jimmy Smith.The Animals ,Dave Clark Five The Standells were also in this movie.This is what was so great about the sixties.
SGMICKEY 2 years ago 2
I like how he gets that perfect soft 'water drop" sound with the precussion.
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halfoffsdaily 2 years ago
I think this was from the movie "Ski Party"; as I recall, James Brown also makes an appearance.
cdy4ddy 2 years ago
You're correct about James Brown being in Ski Party, but this is a different movie in the same genre.
laflizard 2 years ago
@laflizard Original tune is When Johnny comes marching Home. An the record “The Champ” its called When Jimmy Comes Marching Home. Upper manual; 16’: 8, 5-1/3’: 8, 8’: 8. Percussion: Short, third harmonic. Vibrato: C3. Lower manual (left hand bass): 16’: 8, 5-1/3’: 3, 8’: 8. Vibrato: C3. Pedals (tapping and pounding): 16’: 8. Leslie box rotors: not turning. Good luck.
JuicyOrganism 1 year ago 15
@laflizard what film is this? thank you.
madearlgrey 1 year ago
This is Get Yourself a College Girl.
bluebettle 2 years ago
Billy Hart on drums and Quentin Warren on guitar?
joetube1 2 years ago
can I dance wif' yo' DATE?!
gqonline 2 years ago
@gqonline Ha! Is that a reference to the movie "Animal House" when the White fraternity guys and their White dates found themselves the only White people at the at the Dexter Lake Club,where Otis Day was singing Shama Lama Ding Dong? I thought that was a funny scene & I'm an African American woman. But in the real world back then even though they were great musicians, Jimmy Smith & his band members knew they'd BETTER NOT even look at those White women if they valued their life.
Azizip17 1 year ago
@Azizip17 STOP!! Thinking in black or white, change your perception so you cane enjoy a total different clip. Watch it.
JuicyOrganism 1 year ago 19
Is it the camera work that's odd in this?
This should be most interesting!
eric1love 2 years ago
YOU'LL HAVE IT BEFORE THE NIGHTS over!
trippleelle 2 years ago
what a hoot!! the "audience " is pretty funny.. and yes, it is "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" .never enough Jimmy Smith!! thank you for this one
chalone2 2 years ago
great party with Jimmy doin it up. nice!
jaybou263 2 years ago
This some bad stuff here. I wish I knew how to play the organ like Jimmy Smith.
coolwafferman 2 years ago 2
This is actually "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" . Jimmy is the sickest!
tlea11 2 years ago
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JusBeCuzz 2 years ago
thanks! i thought for a while that the name cant be the one titled!
jthereal 2 years ago 2
he has a amazing style!! i love it!!!
fsgraffixx 2 years ago
hows that freddy green style guitar .. just so manly
surferkid2188 2 years ago
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foonttt 2 years ago
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foonttt 2 years ago
instead of cheering the party as they expected, jimmy plays a song from the american civil war. he cries and talks about death in the vietnam war.
"something is very wrong here."
foonttt 2 years ago 2
Yep Jimmy represents
jasongogal 2 years ago
Looks like Quentin Warren on guitar, is that Billy Hart on Drums
dazzjazz 2 years ago
OMFG!
AdmiralQuality 2 years ago
wish I was there to groove with jimmy.
jaybou263 2 years ago
"This should be most interesting." Yea, prep boy, it should. So shut up so we can hear the music--would ya?
aarfeld 2 years ago 4
The hip hop of the early '60's.
Refreshing is an understatement.
luckyvet 3 years ago
I think a non musician would think the organist takes foot tapping a bit too serious!
Gotta love the audience. :P
redSuikoden 3 years ago
Man, he is not foot tapping, he is playing the bass pedals! Very difficult! I can see why it seems weird if you didn't know he is playing the pedals, he he....
dillweed44 2 years ago 3
WOW!! Every gospel musician needs to be educated by this cat...this is how an organ should be played!!!
HISmystro 3 years ago 2
jimmy è magia
Saraghetto87 3 years ago 2
film deprorevole.. banda di bianchi che si divertono a sentire del groove fatto da neri..
sempre il classico made in usa anni 50-60 ..
Jimmi Smith..sei unico..!
chissD 3 years ago
When Johnny Goes Marching Home - the title of the song.
Sycsa 3 years ago 5
Comes Home, not Goes Home.
GOYA551st 3 years ago
Yes, my bad.
Sycsa 3 years ago
I've never seen it, but I'm sure that was the best part of the movie.
kpfaff1224 3 years ago 7
the sound quality is amazing
threadpusher 3 years ago 6
was there two Jimmy Smiths can anyone define them for me
oxley102 3 years ago
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You might be getting him mixed up with Dr Lonnie Smith, another bad organ player
musiciansfriend2 3 years ago
I think it's funny how this comment got marked down, when this cat was using the term "bad" as slang for good, as in badass or cool. Get hip, you Youtube squares!
senatorkenator 3 years ago 5
Real smooth.
pondergrace 3 years ago 13
The sharp cool black guys playing for the whites...not another colour in the crowd. Sadly, too typical for the era. Rockin' the tab collars no less. Jimmy's so young. Thanks!
5DeadlyRecords 3 years ago 12
Well, there's an asian guy in the second row and a black girl towards the back. But for the purposes of moral preening we'll say it's an all white audience.
1Doz 1 year ago 3
@5DeadlyRecords
well...that was how California was back in the 60's(great musicians playing for rich yuppies that lived on the other side of the valley), but back then, it was more about the music and how well it was played. Mr. Smith happening to be in that film; made it by no means, a minstrel show. the real minstrel show is in the mind.
soulshakedown909 1 year ago
@5DeadlyRecords well there may not be other colours in the crowd but there are some gays at 1:37
internezzo 1 year ago
@5DeadlyRecords So what? Back then there were plenty of clubs in black neighborhoods where artists like Smith performed in front of all or nearly all black audiences. The sad thing to me is the state of the culture today. Who the hell even knows about Jimmy Smith today. Plenty know about Eminem and Lady Gaga.
8House 7 months ago
@5DeadlyRecords which era are you refering to, been to blues festival in the last 30 years?
tbird888 6 months ago
What registration does he use here?
Superphilipp 3 years ago
Great to see Jimmy in a movie. The greatest jazz organist - ever.
RICHIEBSQUI 3 years ago
i want him to break into some madass jazz
hugleberthumperdink 3 years ago 8
That's great... Gracias por permitirnos ver a este gran maestro...
2887751 3 years ago 5