Jack TEAGARDEN & His All Stars " Jack Armstrong Blues " !!!

[JoeDunlap1]

Thats my uncle Marvin Ashbaugh on the ivories! Thanks so much for posting this! He passed in 1974.

[JUSTASITTINANDAROCK]

@JoeDunlap1 Whaouh , Mr Marvin Ash was a great pianist who played with all the best musicians during the 40's & 50's !!! Many thanks for your comment & best regards , NICKY .

[horbergus]

What, a trombone without the trom, just the bone??

[RhythmJunkie]

The AMAZING Ray Baudic on Drums

[benjamintrb]

Wow, this is amazing!

[JustMikeable]

those ivories! AWESOME!

[kingoma61]

"'Jack-Armstrong' Blues" comes from an All Star V-Disc Jam session featuring Jack Teagarden and Louis Armstrong. The recording was released in March, 1945 as V-Disc 384A. The composers were Jack Teagarden and Louis Armstrong. Jack Teagarden also provided vocals on the V-Disc recording. Jack Teagarden also recorded the Glenn Miller composition "I Swung the Election" on V-Disc 823B from 1948. Glenn Miller alumni Bobby Hackett and Ernie Caceres were on the V-Disc jam session.

[niagaraorbust]

Wow, what a fabulous recording. I adore Teagarden anyway, but this is a very cool recording. great job posting. Thanks, pal.

[bfvinyl]

I found this info on JAZZ ON THE SCREEN

A Jazz and Blues Filmography by David Meeker

Library of Congress • Washington, DC • 2007

JACK TEAGARDEN TELESCRIPTIONS

USA 1952 – s – tvs dir Duke Goldstone

Benjamin F Spikes, John C Spikes. With: Charlie Teagarden, trumpet; Jack Tea- garden, trombone, vocal; Don Bonnee, clarinet; Heinie Beau, alto sax; Pud Brown, tenor sax; Marvin Ash, piano; Ray Leatherwood, acoustic double bass; Ray Bauduc, drums.

[FILLGI57]

this is what you call music !!!!!!!!! i could listen to this all night.

[Phosonell]

Look at Bauduc at 3:10 That´s what i call a backbeat!

[helluvagun]

@JUSTASITTINANDAROCK

To many out there it's interresting to mention all the bandmembers!

Through my listening I've come across a lot of INCOMPLETE vids

[kingoma61]

Jack Teagarden is the Father of the Jazz Trombone. "Jack Armstrong Blues" was composed by Jack Teagarden with Louis Armstrong and was released a a V-Disc during World War II.

[looselatigo]

Loved this one!

[rogerstill71]

SUPERJACK!!!

[Kpro4]

Whos on the piano?

[Kpro4]

It blows my mind how people dont appreciate real art anymore. Look at the views, what have we become?

[sirjuandabicho]

Genial, muchas gracias por publicarlo.

[dgourmet]

Wow! I remember the story of him playing into a glass, and I just wrote on another YouTube clip that I wish we had a video of it. Thank you.

[infrogmation]

cw1310: Per opening title card "MCMLI" = 1951.

Great stuff, including Jack's trick of playing the trombone slide into a glass! Charlie Teagarden trumpet, Pud Brown sax, Ray Bauduc, drums. Who else is in this great band?

[cw1310]

Anyone know the year of this?

[shrdlu7]

@cw1310 Had to be in the early forties because I used to catch Jack and Pee Wee Russell at Eddie Condon's in the early fiftes and they were middle-aged at the time. In this clip he looks like a kid so yeah, I would make it the late thirties or early forties.

[45chatburn]

The GREAT Jack Teagarden

[antoniodcz]

Clips like this make me think that youtube is/has been the most important cultural goldmine of the last decade. Where else would you find beautiful gems from the past like this?