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My Dad played trumpet in bands back in the day. He s in the Eddy Duchen Story and the original Titanic. With perfect pitch his mom had him studying the violin with his first concert at 3.

Sonny Payne was a great drummer and showman, I saw several times when he was with Count Basie. The only criticism I have is that in the 60's whenever an artist was doing a solo, the producers always cut to a close up of the artist's face, whereas I wanted to see them play!!!

Never heard a better version! Harry is the best trumpet player of modern music and Buddy a killer! Unforgettable!

Love the music and story

never heard this 1 live!!! thanks for shareing.

Great chart.

❤Great medicine in a musically polluted world! Thanks Chuck!

lindo amigo...parabéns

I have always loved Harry’s opening solo prior to the tune and that magnificent saxophone soli section!!!❤️

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Man and his Horn were so damn Amazing.

Ah, the old days of swing. And Harry James, the trumpet virtuouso. Loved it!

Sounds of yesteryear.

Johnny Best was an all time great trumpeter! Everybody liked John and his wife, Mary Lou!!

Doc Rhinehardt at his best!

29:49 Had this on cassette 30 years ago just thought of it again today 6. 18. 24 pulled it up on the internet and am blessed again now headed to the Gaither homecoming series Jake hess hovie lister happy Goodmans Doris Akers j d Sumner cathedrals the mc duffs wooooow and let's not forget Conrad cook

The best from the best! ❤

I just inherited Corky Corcoran's signature from my late Uncle Donald. My uncle loved big band music and saw him when Corky was a young adult. It's so great to hear him playing on video.

Don Goldie, beautiful tone, great technique, really one of the most spectacular trumpet players. ❤ i remember hearing him play this piece in a medley in a live concert with Teagarden and Hackett but cant find the recording anymore.

The way a trumpet is supposed to sound...... astounding so very few have ever replaced him. Harry was Way before My Time ... but Trumpet is Trumpet, it's either remarkable or just....ordinary.

That was a Great Track 😊

The best of the best !! Freddy did accurate justice to ALL the bands, note for note....what a tribute !!! And wonderful stereo listening !! Especially Guy Lombardo, who gave him his start.....but all were spot-on !! Freddy also gave a whole generation an intro to classical music before/ a long with Bugs Bunny 🥰

Glenn Miller prior to Harry James recorded it too...trivia

Yes!

The way a Trumpet is Supposed to Sound. We try to Imagine what 'Harry' would sound like Today with more advanced Audio Systems.

Excellence!

There are a lot of fine drummers out there who have speed, control and power, but they don't have the musicality that drummers like Buddy had. when you want competition for how fast you can play the kicks petals or straight drum strokes, then you just listen to the machine gun sounding nonsense of today's drummers. But, When you want to listen to a good drum compositions, that includes inflections, mood and inspirational thought provoking joy, then you listen to the ones like buddy! Case closed. End of lecture.

Very Happy to hear all these great comments about my Dear Husbands music ! He loved playing for You !! Thank You !💖

Look out for an Album called " The Monster". The title tune is basically an extended 5 minute drum solo but also on the record is a brilliant version of caravan. And on that his drums sound even better.

Very formal back in the day. Playing on a sweltering stage in a button down dress shirt and necktie and coat! But totally focused on his performance!

As a young music educator in the early’70’s I attended a jazz clinic with Sonny as the clinician. He was accessible and a very nice, humble man. I treasure an 8x10 black & white glossy photograph that he signed with the caption:”Best of luck from one brother to another “. RIP Sonny, Keep on swinging 😎

know the Basie version. Harrys cover of this tune by Ellington is great!!! thanks for shareing.

thanks for uploading. nice chart!! pitty that Harry did not record it.

Buddy's drums sound so warm on this...loose and swinging.

Another gem Chuck. Thank you!!

Such very talented musicians, wow 🎉

SWEETNES OF HARRY JAMES HORN- LIVES FOREVER.

It's such a shame that i was born after many cool musicians of swing era died. I'm sure it would be pretty funny to see Harry on drums.

I like this a lot and I am a big Sinatra fan but I never heard it before. Thanks for the upload

nice chart!!! thanks for uploading.

IMy 3rd time here today for this track. I listened to the 1944 version which is also great but this one is special.

Siply great!!

So very nice !

nice 1!!! did Harry play this live often??????

WOW what a sound, buddy driving the band as usual and that band was so tight guess playing gigs every night most of the year helps. What great times they were. Thanks for the upload Chuck Love the channel❤

So amazing!!

Beautiful playing from Corky on one of the greatest standards ever written. My soon-to-be wife and I will be dancing to this song at our wedding next month.

even though Willie Smith has his accolades, he would’ve never been able to fill the shoes of Johnny Hodges when Hodges left to lead his own band - Willie’s sound is almost jagged in comparison with Rabbit’s sound

The live album "At the Riverboat" 1966 is with Louie Bellson on drums

By the way, Harry plays a "double ' high G. Just thought I would add my 2 cents. John Phillips.