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I agree! But this was not a concert - its a dance. Even Woody didn't expect the audience to be quiet and listen at a dance. Buddy Rich never did dances (one - he didn't have a "dance" book and two - he couldn't put up with people talking.
schoolmusic 2 years ago
My husband and I and some family members first heard Count Basie Orchestra at Disneyland, in the 1960's. After hearing them that up close and personal, recording were never good enough. Our favorite band, over the years, to go hear every summer, until his death, was Woody Herman's band. Mike Brignola really impressed me, on the Baritone Sax. Never paid much attention to who was playing it, until we heard him. Glad to hear he is your teacher, tjc197. Our next favorite band, was Buddy Rich.
svnnhshirl 2 years ago
Mike Brignola is my sax teacher. He's really good.
tjc197 3 years ago
Sounds great!
RBeckles 3 years ago 4
all the chatter in the background.
my biggest pet peeve about live concerts. last night the a-hole behind me WOULDN'T SHUT UP-GAWD.
People are so rude it amazes me.
and the idiots screaming high pitched in my ear at 6000 decibals whenever someone finishes a solo.
someonespadre 3 years ago
as the one in this situation being onstage I agree. The quiet mumblings and "sssss' " are the worst!
MusicontheBrain247 2 years ago
Yeah man! Roger Really growls on sax man!
I play tenor sax and Contrabass sax (yes, my school has one) in Jazz band and i wish i could sound like that! but im scared to go up and improvise....
gabyzplaz 3 years ago
i think Roger is the lead trumpet
pedroesteban86 3 years ago 2
Man, you should just go for it im playing this for school in the jazz band and i so want to get this solo on tenor. I'll fight anyone for it :P
RBeckles 3 years ago
I saw the band in the mid 80's at North Sea. I laid back, closed my eyes and the velvet sound that a live cording just cannot duplicate in that perfect acoustical main hall. This is something very of another elevation. Believe me.
twotries 4 years ago
Why no ending?
jonbhorn 4 years ago
Sorry! My battery died!
schoolmusic 3 years ago
The Great Roger Ingram... I got a lesson with him coming up... I'm so excited!
kebanos7cs 4 years ago
anyone know who's playing lead trumpet on this vid?
junkyman2 5 years ago
ROGER INGRAM
schoolmusic 5 years ago
thanx man...what a big sound...he's a monster
junkyman2 5 years ago
Long Live Woody!
glennmillerorchestra 5 years ago