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From: olbrneyes
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  • Shorty Sherock did the solo for Glen Gray

  • A great recording of this tune. Thank you for posting.

  • great to hear this finally, I only ever heard the Glen Gray recreation on the album Sounds of the Great Bands in Hi Fi.

  • i love the record style with the crackle in the background gives this song much more character! :)

  • He had superb tone, that much is true. Phrasing was very James-like, not a criticism, as the same could be said of Ray Anthony. Lovely upper range, and I can see the comparison to Maynard. I haven't heard this in years. By the way, Bobby Hackett did a credible job re-creating this solo for Glen Gray when they did the Swing Era re-recordings.

  • As great as Randy Brooks was, he was NOT Harry James' equal. Randy didn't have an identifiable sound. You recognized Harry after two notes!

  • GREAT SOUND AND ABILITY. RIVALED HARRY JAMES... AS GOOD AS RANDY IS I DONT THINK SO. I KNOW I WILL BE LOOKING FOR MORE RANDY BROOKS.

  • And played that way! I was just recently turned on to him by a fellow trumpet player, Bill Barnes.  He gave the book "A Door Will Open" by Helen Pajama, a life-long fan and devotee who was his care-giver in later life and who was instrumental in getting his life's story in print. I'm a saxer, but after hearing this recording, I think Randy rivaled Harry James in his delivery!

  • So true!!

  • This without a doubt needs to be heard by far more than 26 Youtubers.

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