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The Lawrence Welk Show: Slipped Disc

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Uploaded by on Sep 2, 2008

Featuring Bill Page!
(1957)

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  • I wouldn't mind having that guy's white Strat. Yummy!

  • Pretty hot for Welk's band all right. I was expecting a bubble machine solo...

  • Everybody copies the Goodman´s solo :o) Even E. Urso

  • Just watched this clip for the first time!

    Bill Page had his own LP on the DOT

    label not long before Lawrence signed with that company. Wish I could find it.

    GayAsian Lover has good taste.

  • Wish ol' Larry had done more of this when I was forced to watch him as a kid. I first heard this song on a record by Larry McNeely, one of the 5-string banjo players who appeared on the Glen Campbell show. He did it in G, but note for note. Pretty impressive.

  • Watch: Emanuele URSO Slipped Disc!!!

  • What's interesting is that Page almost exactly copies Benny Goodman's solo from the original 1945 Sextet recording of the tune.

  • I agree! And don't forget Dick Cathcart ("Pete Kelley"),Gus Thow (played with the original Dorsey Brothers Band), Skeets Hurfurt (also in that band),Jack Martin, Art DePew (went on to lead the Harry James Orchestra), Russ Klein (never played a bad solo!), Neil Levang, Don Bonet (played with Jack Teagarden), Big Tiny Little (a light touch for such a big man), Jimmy Henderson (Dorsey Bands and went on to lead the Glenn Miller Band, and Charlie Parlato Sp?)could swing when they let him.

  • Yes, I couldn't agree more. Also in that list should be Johnny Klein, Pete Lofthouse, Curt Ramssy, Kenny Trimble, Buddy Hayes and even Bob Lido who could play a mean violin jazz riff. Of course, there's many more.

  • Also in later years with Bob Havens, Mahlon Clarke, Pete Fountain, Henri Questa

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