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The late,great Don Banks on vocals. These guys are totally underrated as most session musicians usually are! It's a shame that a few of this orchestra line up are no longer with us!
StixH 1 month ago
What is th point of recording note for note copies of Guy Lombardo records. A waste of excellent musicians.
4205lr 2 years ago
@4205lr it's a shame you don't appreciate good, straightforward elegant music....there's no such thing as a
waste of a musician", no matter music what they play.....
uncutblond36 11 months ago
@4205lr It's because I do appreciate music and have been a fan of big bands including Syd Lawrence for many years that I made the comment. The band is comprised of musicians with improvisional abilities, and to watch them repeating a style that was corny to start with is a shame. I wouldn't call Lombardo's music elegant either.
4205lr 11 months ago
The late, great Ronnie Verrell on drums. What a genius. Great loss a few years ago. May he RIP.
Great clip too. thanks for posting.
125sloth 2 years ago
Boo - hoo.
fishjohnburg 2 years ago
I love this classic...by the way have you heard the new recording of this song by Canadian thrush Serena Ryder...it's awesome!!!
ivanzbuddy 2 years ago
Len Moakes on trumpet
saxdadypops 3 years ago
Is Len Moakes on trumpet?
saxdadypops 3 years ago
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UUPIMAN 3 years ago
I first heard this song in the early 70's when it was sung by a friend of my Grand Mother, with a small orchestra accompanying. I loved it, and this is the best version of it I have ever heard! Pity I never heard of Syd Lawrence before recently! I am also surprised to realize that in 40 years + of collecting 78 rpm records, I never found a copy of this by anyone. I just wish I knew how to copy this to my computer in case it ever gets pulled, here.
poplogan 3 years ago
pity he had to grow old and retire
27podium 3 years ago
haha - is that Mike Burney on 2nd Tenor ?
tyronebishop 3 years ago
What a great song! I may get it for my band.
lukes01 3 years ago
The late Ronnie Verrell on drums. RIP. Such a brilliant orchestra !
CLASSICALJAJ 3 years ago