Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band at Disneyland Part 5 - Swingin' for the Fences

Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band at Disneyland

Swingin' for the Fences

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Music

Tags:

• Eric Marienthal
• Wayne Bergeron
• Andy Martin
• Bernie Dresel
• Buddy Rich
• Bob Summers
• Dan Higgins
• guitar solo
• drum solo
• Michael Brecker
• herbie hancock
• bob mintzer
• chick corea
• pat metheny
• Duke Ellington
• Louis Armstrong
• Count Basie
• Dizzy Gillespie
• Thelonious Monk
• Charlie Parker
• Miles Davis
• John Coltrane
• Thad Jones
• Mel Lewis
• Sonny Rollins
• Quincy Jones
• Sammy Nestico
• Maynard Ferguson
• Matthew Herbert Big Band
• Yellowjackets
• Arturo Sandoval

[McLarenMercedes8160]

I hate the dancers, no offense. They just ruin everything I dont see why Disney hires them.

Why cant we just have the band alone?

[djmatitan]

4:32 is freakin orgasmic

[dyshilton]

@enzo321 the song is based off of "Sweet Georgia Brown" good ear

[907867yt]

I played this in 9th grade. I had the Trumpet Harmon trio at the begininng. At tempo. Dang that song was fast and hard, but i played nearly perfect, what a fun song!

[SMfan199]

The dancers really need to just fuck off already.

[WaynesvilleRC]

I wonder if gordon pays loud, obnoxious guys to come and laugh hysterically at all of his shows.....

[tambourDOM]

I can't believe they showed the dancers during the trading 4s

[tr0mpwned]

haha i like watching sal react to brian's solo

[enzo321]

8:34 Sweet Georgia Brown reference?

[TMRPalatine]

Somebody, please shoot the goddamn dancers.

[GraphicParty]

"Let's bring out dancers, that would be a good idea.." Jeez. We came to hear this phenomenal band, not see dancers.