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How do they call this music style?
blusismylife 1 year ago
@blusismylife It's jazz :)
Fynn444 10 months ago
@blusismylife Well, Benny Goodman played Big Band. Still, Peggy Lee made it jazz, I think. I'm far from an expert.
inukirby992 2 months ago
@inukirby992 ty, dude! hugs from Brazil!
blusismylife 2 months ago
Excellent, from 1941 ! Awesome.
horsemad1670 1 year ago
Thats Benny Goodman on the Clarinet right?
doni05111982 1 year ago
i love the vynil's noyze!
salserope87 1 year ago 4
@salserope87 I think it's a 78. They were made of shellac.
monty78pig 3 months ago
sounds gray.... in a good way....
jmassivekru 2 years ago 3
Brings back memories of many days gone by.
Beava! Bravo!
paulostroff99 2 years ago
Oh ya, Roger Rabbit in the building! and Jessica Rabbit's not bad either. lol
rfbnielsen 2 years ago
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This song ought not be so fastpaced!
Marcoplo 2 years ago
I have this on 78 too, and it beats the crap out of the Who Framed Roger Rabbit version.
aldiakaroofus 2 years ago 2
Great Stuff!!!!!!!!!!
grasspa 3 years ago
yessss!
titaniclives23 3 years ago
What album is this from? I can't find it on Peggys's or Benny's other than the soundtrack to Stage Door Canteen.
LeftoverCrack966 3 years ago
No idea, I only have this original 78. I`m sure some Goodman CD would have it.
VinylToVideo 3 years ago
I found it on Benny Goodman's "The Ultimate Collection", in case someone else was curious as well.
LeftoverCrack966 3 years ago
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jambiskywalker 3 years ago
Uh yeah.
VinylToVideo 3 years ago
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jambiskywalker 3 years ago
I'm playing mine right now, but your's sounds so much better. It amazes me how much sound can still blast out of these old records.
bURRkEEF 3 years ago
Recorded on July 27, 1942, and a modest hit before she left the Goodman band in 1943. Peggy modeled her vocal on Lil Green's original 1941 recording...
fromthesidelines 3 years ago
@fromthesidelines anyone got a link to that version?
MrPisster 1 year ago
bellissimo!!!
pydbl 3 years ago 2
Great! Thanks for sharing that.
quibily 3 years ago
bellissimo
pep2582 4 years ago 2
This is a wonderful piece!
dukecalloway 4 years ago