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  • bob dylan jimmi hendrix black sabbath the doors etc etc etc and now this stuff!

    I'm into Cab Calloway and this stuff more and more ... whatever next!

  • Oh man! Are they ever on their game? Sweet!! Especially liked Brunies, rockin' it up!

  • Priceless!

  • i wonder if this clip inspired the firehouse five plus two?

  • Yes, indeed it`s fuel for your bones

  • you need a doctor if you don't like this one

  • Thank God Bobby Hackett lived so long. Recording technology finally caught up with one of the greatest cornet players.

  • great video, thanks!

    who's that on trombone?

  • George Brunies - read the text above for (almost) full personell.

  • Johnny Blowers is on drums. He was my drum teacher in the 1970's. I was fortunate to attend the last show he performed with the Harlem Blues and Jazz Allstars. Video taped the event!! RIP

  • Many thanks for the information - it has been a mystery who this excellent drummer was.

  • Johnny Blowers on drums. He was my drum teacher in the 1970's. I was fortunate to attend and film the last show that he performed with the Harlem Blues and Jazz Allstars.

  • Thanks! that explians why it sounds more like a real guitar and not like wooden- or dobro banjo.

  • vintage bobby hackett classic at hes peak.

  • Drums: Johhny Blowers (definitely: a relative of his has confirmed this)

    Bass: Clyde Newcombe (probably)

  • I can look this movie over and over again. What a band!

  • anyone know who the bass/drums are?

  • Did you see my posting of Bobby Hackett with Ted Easton, I suppose you, as a Hackett fan were there that night in 1973.

  • Eddie Condon indeed plays the tenor-guitar in this movie. Hackett is great, but Brunies also is. Thanks for posting this Harry

  • And I like Pee Wee too - although he doesn't know how to play along with the sound track!

  • To be a bit of a pedant about things, it's a Plectrum guitar. Similar to the tenor guitar but with a longer scale and tuned CGBD, a much closer tuning than the tenor guitar's CGDA. It was a natural move for Condon because he had previously played the plectrum banjo.

  • @altoalto1

    To be a bit of a pedant, it's a plectrum guitar. Four strings like a tenor but longer scale and tuned CGBD. That is a closer tuning than the tenor's CGDA. It was a natural choice for Condon who had previously played the plectrum banjo.

  • very fantastic !!! I like

  • Fantastic! Bobby had a Pee Wee Russell painting on the wall on the Cape in his basement. I'd like t osee more of his work. Nice to see Bobby @ this time. He seemed very like himself happy go lucky and cool as usual.

  • I see and hear a tenor guitar.

  • Another great one - I'm glad to see it again. Thanks!

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