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Benny Goodman Live at Carnegie Hall 1938

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Uploaded by on Feb 10, 2009

This is a digitally remastered recording of Benny Good Man Live at Carnegie Hall. Sorry about it cuttting off at the end but the song is over 12 mins long and you tube only allows a 10 min video.

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  • I never tire of listening to this version - I was told that it was - unoficially recorded on a wire recorder. I was also told that in this version Benny Goodman - in his long solo - plays a note which is not on the claranet. I was privilaged to see one of the last perfomances of the Octet - in Munich - 1974. I had a seat just two rows from the fron - it cost the equivalent of a weeks wages but was worth every penny. I also managed to get the signatures of Benny and the band.

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  • Personally I just never liked the song. Just an annoying sound. It makes me think that I am stuck in the jungle or watching a Bugs Bunny cartoon with the natives.

  • Feliz cumple Arthur!!!

    13/2/1912 el saxofonista Arthur Rollini miembro de la orquesta de Benny Goodman.

  • ohhh hhYhheeeEaH love it, love it...LOVE it xxx

  • @4realexpat It's Jess Stacy on piano (not Geoff). Also, it's widely known that the recording was done with at least 3 microphones - the one 44BX microphone that hung above the conductor's podium and the others on either side of the band. However, Benny believed that it was recorded with only one.

  • @jdodge349 Because people think that they are special or don't like to fit in.

  • How could this have ANY dislikes?

  • I can remember my grandfather playing the drums to this on a scratchy 78 record (clay) back in the 70's when I was a kid. One of the 1st songs I ever learned to play. Thanks for uploading! I always loved this version of the song.

  • Dad got me appreciate The King. Received the whole Carnegie hall concert when it came out on disc. One of the best gifts I ever received.

  • I learned to play drums by playing along to this entire album and of course Singx3 was the highlight. Yes, thank the music gods this epic concert was recorded so this landmark concert performance can be enjoyed forever by jazz enthusiast everywhere.

  • @7754349200 LOL we did dance to it! like the whole piece! XD so much fun

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