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One of my all-time favorite BG sextet records - Slam Stewart drives the group along with this odd slap/shuffling rhythm that you don't hear on any of his other records w/ the group, or the V-Disc version from '44 that had Sid Weiss as bassist. The piano is Wilson by the way, not Powell...
jlassie 3 weeks ago
This is one of my favorites songs being A clarinetist myself. Thanks for sharing this rare recording. I found another refined version of this song without the humming bassist on the chronology compilation Benny Goodman and his orchestra 1944-1945.
Lumbre1969 1 month ago
That tune rocks.
Music from World War Two ... so many pictures, musics, sounds and feelings come to my mind ...
Briselance 2 years ago
What Do You Mean By "Slipped Disc"-Sextet,And What Does Slipped Disc Mean?
glennmillerfan 3 years ago
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Playing collectible records on a steel-needled phonograph is just so stupid and masturbatory, especially when there are terrific CD transfers of this material.
What an idiotic waste!
SatchmoSings 3 years ago
Thank you for posting these songs AlexWantsToHaveFun. Please do not stop.
davinata 3 years ago 4
i have lots of 78's and a turntable that plays them, but not a Real Gramophone like this. But with your videos, maybe I don't have to get a real one! thank you for posting!
wadecottingham 4 years ago 2
great! benny is one of my favourite swing artists and possibly most wondarfully sounding. i like that 1938 HMV, i see its in very good condition...was it restored or just well cared for? thanks for the post, great music...
I967 4 years ago 3
Has your gramophone not a auto brake ??? Like this record to, but hé it is Benny Goodmen!!!
Holland1935 4 years ago