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3 weeks ago
V-Disc 564 Bud Freeman and his V-Disc Jumpers
Bud Freeman and his V-Disc Jumpers. A Musical Treatise on Jazz. Issued Jan. 1946.
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3 weeks ago
Count Basie Orchestra - One O' Clock Jump
Count Basie, piano; Wardell Gray, tenor sax; Buddy DeFranco, clarinet; Clark Terry, trumpet; Freddie Green, guitar; Jimmy Lewis, bass; Gus Johnson,...
mcfunkyfreshhh • 447,140 views
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This rhythm section is,for me at any rate,the greatest Basie ever had.The coordination and beat generated by the bass and rhythm guitar, is the 8th wonder of the World.All music colleges should be forced to use this band to demonstrate to students what a Swing rhythm section playing at its best c...
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3 weeks ago
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3 weeks ago
Glenn Miller,Pee Wee Russell,Coleman Hawkins & Red Mckenzie,One Hour,1929
Glenn Miller,Pee Wee Russell,Coleman Hawkins & Red Mckenzie,
Glen Miller before he formed The Glenn Miller Orchestra.
lillysarchives • 2,771 views
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One for all those who enjoy knocking Glenn Miller's Jazz credentials.You did'nt get to appear with this kind of company unless you had something a bit good to bring to the party.Glenn new his jazz and the best in their day new all about Glenn.Show the man the respect he so richly deserves!
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1 month ago
Benny Goodman and his Orchestra 1937 Parte 1
Benny Goodman and his Orchestra 1937
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When you finally get to Heaven this is what they will be playing!!!!
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1 month ago
Sing Sing Sing - Carnegie Hall 1938
The legendary Benny Goodman 1938 Carnegie Hall version of Sing Sing Sing.
Featuring Benny Goodman, Gene Krupa, Harry James and more!
My personal fa...
DarkwingFlash • 12,960 views
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Today is the 74th Anniversary of this milestone in Jazz.Gene never played better than he did on this famous occasion.The whole band is faultless through out.Oh for a time machine!!!
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1 month ago
"SWINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES" BY BENNY GOODMAN
Preformed in 1938 by Benny Goodman
WorldWar2Music • 48,105 views
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It's interesting to note, that at the time of writing this, 45,717 people have viewed this piece of genius.Now go and seek out the musicians and bands that still play this sublime music and give your support.Its the only way anything can gain any ground and become popular again.It must surely be ...
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1 month ago
Benny Goodman Manhattan Room 1937
Benny Goodman From The Manhattan Room. Original Air Date Was 12/22/1937.
STEPCHILD240 • 97 views
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I must also mention that for me at least,the best version ever of 'Down South Camp Meeting' is amongst these recordings.Well worth taking the trouble to hear.Also,2 versions of 'Swing Time In The Rockies' with beautifully clear Allan Reuss again.Never forget the brilliance of the sound engineers ...
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3 months ago
Benny Goodman Quintet 1943 Live Radio Broadcast
Benny Goodman (cl), Jess Stacey (p), Alan Ruess (g), Sid Weiss (b), Ray McKinley (dm). Recorded July 19th, 1943
From June 28 - August 7, 1943 the ...
kingoliver45 • 403 views
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A rare chance to hear the great Ray McKinley playing with BG.One of benny's best rhythm sections ever including Jess Stacy,Sid Weiss and the brilliant Allan Reuss.By September Gene Krupa was back in the band and what a band.As good as any Goodman ever led.Look for posts on this sight.Wonderful st...
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5 months ago
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5 months ago
Shine by Benny Goodman Sextet (1945)
The Legendary "Slipped Disc"-Sextet from 1945-1946.
This 78rpm-record is played on my portable "His Master's Voice" gramophone from 1938 (Serie 102...
AlexWantsToHaveFun • 8,182 views
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5 months ago
Glenn's Last Stop
In 1999 I visited the wartime airfield known as RAF Twinwood Farm, near Bedford England. I was particularly interested in seeing what remain of the...
MrKernig72 • 4,732 views
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I visited Co Partners Hall with 'Peanuts' Hucko in 1991.Although part of Charles Wells Brewery,the room where the band did so many recordings was still intact but if I remember correctly,it was partly sectioned into office space.It was part of the local gas works in 1944.We also visited Twin Wood...
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5 months ago
Glenn Miller Missing BBC news 1944.mpg
A short tribute to Glenn Miller with the BBC News announcing that Glenn Miller is reported missing on the 24th December 1944. Included photo's of G...
MrKernig72 • 20,534 views
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What Military announcement is this and why have tha American government taken nearly 70 years to tell the truth???
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5 months ago
GLENN MILLER & The AAFB with JERRY GRAY's "PASSAGE INTERDIT" ∽ Dec. 1944
This was the last chart conducted by Major Glenn Miller himself, in December 1944, until he took off for Paris on December 15, but never arrived at...
KaRidder234 • 1,092 views
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This does not sound like Ray Mckinley playing.Its almost certainly Frank Ippolito.Great all the same but nothing like Mac's playing.
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5 months ago
AAF Glenn Miller Concert 1944 High Wycombe England.part 2.mpg
Captain Glenn Miller with his orchestra on the 29th July (Saturday) late afternoon attending a V-8 Bond Rally at Wycombe Abbey, High Wycombe, Engla...
MrKernig72 • 30,623 views
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Check out trombonist Nat Peck chewing gum at one point.Wonderful film of Ray Mckinley at his drums.How I wish there were a little more to study.As far as I understand,this is the only film of the AAF band in existance other than the sequence from a 'March of Time' film made before the band left t...
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7 months ago
Jazz Me Blues - Eddie Condon 1964.
Jazz me Blues Condon Eddie 1964
Under the leadership of "conductor" Eddie Condon we see an all star group playing "Jazz me blues". Wild Bill Davis...
erwigfilms • 3,832 views
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Thanks for this Bob.A chance to study the great George Wettling.Superb
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7 months ago
Woody Herman: A Tribute to the Early Herds
The Woody Herman Orchestra Live from the Palladium Ballroom, Hollywood, CA performing Blue Flame & The Good Earth for the American Armed Forces Rad...
dadocerra • 553 views
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The man Buddy Rich called the greatest big band drummer of all.The great Don Lamond.Absolutely wonderful!!
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7 months ago
78rpm pressing: Metronome All Out - Metronome All Star Band, 1946 - RCA Victor DJ copy 27-0116
And here's your winners from Metronome magazine's 1946 jazz poll!
Yeah folks, this is a 10" VINYL DJ (white label "RCA Victor Record Prevue - comi...
SwingMan1937 • 3,206 views
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Chubby Jackson,Billy Bauer and the great Davey Tough,does it get much better than this?These three seem to have put on this earth to play together.Wonderful sound.Thanks Mark
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7 months ago
Eccentric Condon 1946.
Eccentric Rag Condon 1946
Eddie Condon and his friend Pete Pesci opened a jazz night club called "Eddie Condon's" on 47 West Third Street in the ...
erwigfilms • 2,502 views
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The drummer here is Buzzy Drootin not Davey Tough.Great clip either way!
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7 months ago
Charlie Christian - As Long As I Live
From the album The Genius Of The Electric Guitar
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7 months ago
The Man I Love
"The Man I Love" was directed by Raoul Walsh and is considered a film noir classic. The film features Robert Alda as the "heavy" trying to 'make' j...
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7 months ago
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The genius that was Nick Fatool at the drums.Beyond brilliant!!!
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7 months ago
Woody Herman & His Orchestra
From Sensations Of 1945.
Woodrow Charles Herman (May 16, 1913 -- October 29, 1987), known as Woody Herman, was an American jazz clarinetist, alto a...
CCJazzmen2 • 1,390 views
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Interesting to see the great Cliff Leeman playing drums here just prior to Dave Tough coming in in what became known as the First Herd.Cliff is playing a wartime Slingerland Rolling Bomber kit which incorporated the Rosewood lugs due to the 10% only metal content restriction for wartime instrumen...
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8 months ago
Recording: Eddie Condon
One should never miss a chance to catch EC in action, even if it's just a snippet...but look who shows up here - Buddy Rich!
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I think an accurate guess would be 1948 to 50.I would'nt say before that date but could be wrong.More to the point; just how much would you pay to see this band were it possible?My thoughts exactly!!!I was once told that Condons brother had film of the Condon Floor Show,early TV programmes but as...
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8 months ago
Art Tatum - Tatum Pole Boogie *Live April 1949 Los Angeles*
Art Tatum : Tatum Pole Boogie *Live*
April 1949, Los Angeles, CA
freakyhead20 • 65,368 views
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Staggering piano playing by any measure.However,I wonder how many of those who have marvelled at this posting have ever heard of the great Mel Powell.While Mel's facility is obviously not quite on the Tatum level,he isnt that far removed having started out as a straight player who switched to jaz...
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11 months ago
The Amazing Tony Sbarbaro (Spargo) with the ODJB
From 'I've Got A Secret', the clip show rare footage of a re-constituted Original Dixieland Jazz Band in the '50s?
Tony Sbarbaro was one of the gre...
johnpetters • 1,000 views
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Watching this I was struck by how similiar Tony Spargo's playing is to that of Cliff Leeman's with Eddie Condon, for instance..Its so similiar that he must have influenced Cliff to quite a degree judging by this clip.George Wettlings playing by comparison shows more of an influence from the Zut...
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1 year ago
buddy rich harry james orchestra
buddy doing what he does best.
mattf1 • 15,815 views
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The left hand at 0.37 onwards is what kills me!By a huge margin the greatest genius that ever sat behind a drum set.For all those too young to have seen this great man live,well,you cant begin to imagine what he was like !!!
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1 year ago
Top 10 Greatest (actually my 10 favorite) Drummers
OK fellow drummers tear the list apart. I know there will be some disagreeing on this.
Check out my recently uploaded top 10 influential drummers ...
dagwood727 • 56,651 views
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So what happened to Joe Morello?????
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1 year ago
My band The Pop Rox doing a Lady Gaga Medley
Here is some footage of my band at a recent music festival playing part of a Lady Gaga medley....
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1 year ago
78rpm pressing: Keepin' Myself For You - Artie Shaw and his Gramercy 5, 1940 - Victor 26762
Matrix # 55063
Now we continue our odyssey into "The Complete Artie Shaw and his Gramercy 5 Recordings, 1940-1945" with "Keepin' Myself For You".
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SwingMan1937 • 1,500 views
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Surely one of the prettiest songs of the whole Swing Era?Beautifully played by Artie and his band.One of my all time favourites.Why the hell do we have to suffer the crap played on almost all radio stations nowadays ,when there is the greatest music ever made just sat collecting dust???Another t...
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1 year ago
FredAstaireEleanorPowell1
The dancers are Fred Astaire and Eleanor Powell SEEMS AS IF ELEANOR POWELL WAS JUST TOO GOOD FOR FRED ASTAIRE AS HE NEVER WANTED TO BE PAIRED WITH ...
ab4ws • 5,138 views
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Frank says all that needs to be said.In a thousand years people who love the very best will still be shakeing their heads in amazement at this staggering performance.
Dont forget the musicians in the fantastic orchestra that plays on this.Too often overlooked.
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1 year ago
Indiana - Ray McKinley & The New Glenn Miller Orchestra
Swinging version of Way Back Home Again In Indiana from Glenn Miller Time. with Bobby Nichols (Trumpet) Harry DeVito (Trombone) Lennie Hambro (Clar...
CCJazzmen2 • 3,998 views
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Ray Mckinley just kills me.Who elso would play a 4 bar break at the end of this number like this example from 'The Great One' .Pure magic.Mac had a way of playing that defies explanation.All manner or wonderful stuff is going on here but trying to catch hold of it is near impossible.One of the mo...
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1 year ago
STOP 'N GO by Charllie Ventura with Charlie Shavers 1947
A swingin' jazz tune recorded in 1947 by the Charlie Ventura Orchestra featuring Charlie Shavers on trumpet, here released on NATIONAL label 78 rpm...
cdbpdx • 777 views
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That has got to be the great Dave Tough on drums BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!
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1 year ago
78rpm pressing: Tea For Two - Charlie Ventura Sextet, 1944 - Sunset 10051
Total club jazz - and total improv. Peggy Lee's husband backs Charlie "Venturo" nicely here. ;)
I think Sunset Records might've lost money on each...
SwingMan1937 • 782 views
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Damn!!!You've gone and done it again.All your posts should include a health warning,'Beware, severely swinging FATOOL! LISTEN WITH CAUTION!!!
What would you give for 5 minutes on the great one's china cymbal?Positively delicious.Your taste in all things swing is beyond improvement.I still have'nt...
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1 year ago
China Boy - Bechet-Spanier - Big Four 1940
China Boy - Bechet-Spanier - Big Four 1940
From the same recording session as in Four or Five Times on March 28 1940 comes this very hot swinging v...
erwigaudio • 18,819 views
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Surely one of the crown jewels of jazz?Try listening to this masterpiece without a smile on your face.Bechet is truly majestic and fully in command of his horn at all times.The great Carman Mastren plays some of the most beautiful rhythm guitar you will ever hear.Try Bob Wilbers Bechet Legacy ver...
One of the greatest rhythm sections in jazz.Mac's break at the end is worth the price of admission alone.Wonderful!!