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El clarinetista es Benny Goodman, creo.

the Scarecrow, the Lion & the Tin Man

The quality of this upload is rather worse than when I uploaded it 15 years ago....

これぞ最強にして至高のクァルテット!。

Bix Beiderbecke's Rhythm Jugglers at Gennett Recording Studio in Richmond, Indiana, 1925. The band consisted of Don Murray (clarinet), Howdy Quicksell (banjo), Tommy Gargano (drums), Paul Madeira Mertz (piano), Bix Beiderbecke (cornet), and Tommy Dorsey (trombone). Paul Madeira Mertz was the co-author of one of the greatest jazz and pop standards of the 20th century, "I'm Glad There is You (In this World of Ordinary People)", with Jimmy Dorsey in 1941.

Bunny Berigan on trumpet?

Sublime...now rush across YT and check out one of Louis' finest solos, 'Song of the Vipers.....and..drool over 'The St.Louis Blues'; above sublime!

Saw the Vitaphone short - WOW!

Una gran película con la mejor musica grandes actores emotiva , fabulosa la recomiendo para verla en familia

Roy Fox leader. See Essex Peter below (different Peter)

Get in to the groove and dance and excorise

She's better than Taylor Swift.💯😁

The rock and roll of the 1926-33 era. Most of Red's output were jazzy tempos like this with a heavy drumbeat. I play my 78s of these on my modern stereo and they rock the joint, no CDs or digital downloads needed. Renowned drummer Gene Krupa would join the band soon after this as well as Benny Goodman. Both were just 20 at the time. Glenn Miller would also soon join. An unknown Artie Shaw joined in 1930. What a supergroup, eh?????

and just 20 years old here. She was born in Chicago in a family registered as 'negro' and 'mulatto'. The only way she could have a career at that time was to pass as white.

HaHa cheeky lyrics

Was this from the Vitaphone shorts series on dvd?

MASTER showman backed up by world class musicians.

Back in the days when artists didn't make careers without having to prove/ sharpen/ develop/ PROJECT their art before live audiences...

Das beste classic swing . Luosia Armstronga 👍 .

Ein ganz tolles Stück von der Band 😊❤

I came here because Bonnie and Clyde might have been listening to this song 🤣

The vocalist sounds similar to Vernon Dalhart, but not exactly. At this time Dalhart was busy in radio and not doing much recording.

This is "Swinging in Harlem."

When people knew how to have fun 😂

This is the youngest video of louis Armstrong i ever seen . You can see his elevation from the 30s to the 40s .

Amazing American Music! Outstanding.

I've seen parts of this before, but I may have missed out on the last part, "China Boy" I guess. That's some real fine playin' there, by Red, Pee Wee and the rest, including the unseen other cornet player! Also love the Eddie Condon vocal on "Nobody's Sweetheart", sounding very different from white singing standards of the time, more like a certain rising star named Louis... Best of all, it's music actually being played in the room - free of moviemaking trickeration! You even hear the banjo.

My Neighbor did a Documentary on her, Anita O’Day, The Life Of A Jazz Singer, it’s a must have video, I didn’t know he had that much talent, I was especially shocked when I seen Anita O’Day singing, I never heard of heard until 2007 all these videos that I’m seeing on CZcams are in the Documentary every single one of them he even did personal interviews with her before she passed.

This certainly is a tune that keeps you coming back. Utter genius.

4:43: proof how important a banjo is to adding to the volume and color of a jazz band

Very cool composition and excellent players with interesting interpretive solos.

Absolutely terrific.

Real as it gets!

Came here from Malcom X autobiography

3 stars....

2:28 he was going offfff!

BRAVO!

❤😅 awesome

ESTA FOI SEM A MENOR SOMBRA DE DÚVIDA A MELHOR FORMAÇÃO DO "REI DO SWING"!!! ABRANGENDO O PERÍODO DE 1935 À 1938!!!

Bix's piano solo is terrific. He could have made it playing the piano.

Notice the 'you're on fire man!' hand-warming at 2.34 and 2.52. I like that and will use it in future!

My grandmother went to high school with Bix. He had left Davenport, but came back to play their prom and premiered his new song, Davenport Blues. I cherish that story and remember visiting his grave many times over the years. My family was based originally in Davenport, so there’s a lot of people buried near him. Such an incredible talent so incredibly wasted.

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One of the top swi ng bands! They take a back seat to no band !!😂😂😂

God given talent!!!! This music was a part of Mr. Armstrong's soul. No one could take this talent away from him. Still listening in 2024❤.

I wish I was around in those days

This woman's perspective on finding a man is humorous because it's true and consistent among women of the generations

😳🤯 Incredible. Just incredible. Can't imagine how many hours (days.. months..) it's taken for them to become such talents, they're one with their instruments.

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