"King Chanticleer" ~ TITANIC & UPTOWN LOWDOWN Jazz Bands perform in MONTANA

http://www.glacierjazzstampede.com
http://www.titanicjazzband.com
http://www.uptownlowdownjazz.com

This performance was a melding of two of the finest traditional jazz bands on the Dixieland Jazz festival circuit.

The TITANIC JAZZ BAND
and
The UPTOWN LOWDOWN JAZZ BAND

These two fantastic bands regularly perform at festivals all around the USA. You can check the websites above to purchace CD's and check their performance schedules.

The Song Title is, "King Chanticleer."

On this occasion they thrilled a happy crowd during the GLACIER JAZZ STAMPEDE in Kalispell, Montana. The festival happens in early October every year and this years dates were October 4th through the 7th.

I hope to see you at this festival next year!


The band members on stage in this video:
Bert Barr: cornet
Dan Comins: cornet
John Goodrich: soprano sax
Mike Baird: alto sax
Keith Elliott: trombone
Rose Barr: piano
Art Horgen: tuba
Al LaTourette: banjo
Dale Roach: drums

UPTOWN LOWDOWN Band Members
Bert Barr - Cornet/Leader
Rose Barr - Piano
Tom Jacobus - Trombone
Paul Woltz - Reeds (not present this time)
John Goodrich - Reeds
Art Horgen - Tuba
Al LaTourette - Banjo
Guest - Dale Roach - Drums

TITANIC Band Members
Dan Comins - Cornet / Leader
Mike Baird - Reeds
Vince Saunders - Banjo
Robbie Rhodes - Piano
Keith Elliott - Trombone
Ray Cadd - Tuba
Chris Tyle - Drums & Trumpet

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[allendale1962]

By the Way...What is the title of this swinging tune?

[tdub1941]

"King Chanticleer" is the song title.

Nice to hear from you, and I hope life is treating you well!

Tom

[allendale1962]

I really like this one! It reminds me of a steamboat race. Faster faster! Thanks, Allen Dale.

[tdub1941]

THANX.

[PALINDUP]

King Chanticleer was composed by A. Seymour Brown (lyric) and Nat D. Ayer (music) in 1910. As Kiddman says it often popped up in Warner Bros. cartoons and even sung by Doris Day in W.Bros' "On Moonlight Bay". (or was it in "By the light of the silvery moon"?)

[Kiddman32]

For those of you who may be thinking, "Now, WHERE have I heard this tune before?"...

At the opening of just about any Old West barroom scene in Warner Bros. cartoons, this would be playing, usually on "ricky-tick" piano.

Imagine: Daffy kick thru the batwing doors, this tune is playing, then, "Dripalong Daffy's the name, and I aims ta take over this one-horse town!"

:)