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Electric Lady Big Band - Red House (Jimi Hendrix)
Electric Lady Big Band are a 16-piece ensemble playing the music of Jimi Hendrix..
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Harry James - Trumpet Rhapsody (alternate version) 1941
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A rare, unissued version of Harry James' famous Trumpet Rhapsody recorded Feb 13th 1941. There are differences in the arrangement/performance to the later, issued, version. Written by Harry James & Jack Mathias Harry James, Claude Bowen, Al Stearns, Nick Buono (Tpts) Dalton Rizzotto, Hoyt Bohannon, Harry Rodgers (Troms) Claude Lakey, Johnny Mezey, Vido Musso, Chuck Gentry (Saxes) Al Lerner (Pno...
Electric Lady Big Band - If 6 Was 9 (Jimi Hendrix)
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As we were due to be appearing at Cheltenham Jazz Festival this week, we've been invited to contribute to their 'virtual' festival on May 9th so, here's our brand new arrangement of Jimi's classic If 6 Was 9. Tpts: Simon Gardner Noel Langley Laura Jurd Yazz Ahmed Troms: Winston Rollins Ian Bateman Ashley Slater Richard Henry Saxes: James Gardiner-Bateman Iain Ballamy Ben Waghorn Kevin Figes Gui...
Electric Lady Big Band - Ain't No Telling (Jimi Hendrix)
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Recorded whilst on lockdown across the UK in April 2020, Electric Lady Big Band have recorded this new arrangement of Ain't No Telling by Jimi Hendrix. Please consider visiting the tip jar here - paypal.me/electricladybigband - ALL proceeds will go to the charity Refuge supporting victims of domestic abuse. Electric Lady Big Band is a 16-piece ensemble formed in 2018 to pay respect to the music...
Harry James and his Orchestra - BBC 'Sounds For Saturday' Oct. 23rd 1971
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Harry James and his Orchestra 'live' on BBC TV in London October 23rd 1971 Tpts: John Madrid, Bob Hicks, Peter Bellomo, Skip Pfyle Troms: Dave Robbins, Robert Payne, Gail Martin Reeds: Dick Spencer, Don Mohr, Corky Corcoran, Roger Dale, Ernie Small Piano: Jack Percival Bass: John Smith Drums: Sonny Payne Vocals: Rita Graham 1) Ciribiribin 2) Don't Be That Way 3) Shiny Stockings 4) Moonglow 5) O...
Harry James - Tokyo 1964 feat: Buddy Rich
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Harry James and his Orchestra Recorded live 8th April 1964 - Tokyo TV broadcast 1. Ciribiribin 2. Don’t Be That Way 3. September Song 4. Cherokee 5. I’m Beginning To See The Light 6. Cubano Chant 7. Shiny Stockings 8. If I Could Be With You 9. Take The A Train 10. Two O’Clock Jump 11. Ciribiribin 12. Sleepy Lagoon 13. In A Sentimental Mood/My Funny Valentine/Prelude To A Kiss 14. Come Rain Or C...
Harry James Live in Berlin 1970 feat: Sonny Payne
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Harry James and his Orchestra Live at Sportpalast, Berlin 15th Sept 1970 Trumpets: Thomas Holden Jack Poster Walter Pfyl Clarence Styne Trombones: Dave Robbins Gail Martin Bill Painter Saxophones: Bill Byrne Don Mohr Corky Corcoran Gary Herbig Jack Watson Piano: Jack Percival Bass: John Smith Drums: Sonny Payne 1. Ciribiribin 2. Don’t Be That Way 3. Tuxedo Junction 4. Shiny Stockings 5. Take Th...
Electric Lady Big Band - Gypsy Eyes
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Electric Lady Big Band playing Gypsy Eyes from Ronnie Scott's, London, March 21st 2018. A 16-piece big band formed to reimagine Hendrix's 1968 masterpiece Electric Ladyland featuring brand new arrangements by Denny Ilett and the cream of UK jazz soloists. Trumpets: Simon Gardner, Noel Langley, Laura Jurd, Yazz Ahmed Trombones: Mark Nightingale, Tom Dunnett, Ashley Slater, Richard Henry Saxophon...
Jim Mullen - I Can't Get Started - Solo Jazz Guitar
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Fringe Jazz, Bristol, Oct 7th 2015.
Harry James - Charmaine/Brave Bulls
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Harry James in the mid 1950's playing Charmaine and Brave Bulls
La grande classe !!!
If you got to do a gig with any guy on this band… Anyone of them would leave you in the dust. 15 monsters.
Such astonishing horsepower.. monstrously creative
please post more of these!
My father was a Harry James wannabe, he looked like him,and played like him,growing up, big band's was all we heard in our house,,was nothing better than that big band sound,,,,u go harry
MY DAD LOVED HARRY JAMES!!
Sonny Payne "Stick trick" at 30:13.
Great I believe this performance was videoed
Podran subir el video?
Privilege to have seen him in the early 1970 at Disneyland. 😊
Wow!
Great gig. I wouöd have prsumed its done on one of the huge ocean-linrtd but the did it in a studio. Do anyone know who took part at this "big" band? I guess including the vocalist they played with 8 musicians? Not easy to pay them ...
That dummer is MONEY!! Wow, this orchestra is so tight.
The trombone solo at 26:08 says it all for this band's superior talent and versatility.
ITS Harry James...5stars and a Super Band
Beautiful..and total CLASS. May Harry's Spirit, John Madrid and the others who have passed on since this performance rest peacefully..knowing what a gift they were to the world. Respectfully..Vaughn Nark
37:26 😊
Una sola para definirlo....UNICO!!!
私ごとですが昔フルバンドで仕事していました!今でも新鮮に感じます!高度な技術には感服します。
Se me perguntassem: Qual trompetista você gostaria de tocar igualmente? Eu responderia: Harry James ou Doc Severinsen
Magnifica orquesta también, de las principales de esa época. Y hermosas melodías.
Hermosa música y hermosa interpretacion,magnifica.
Got this version on 78.
I was playing at the Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix in the mid-70's and on a break I went to the coffee shop and Harry was sitting against the wall. I stared at him and all I could do was stare. I didn't have the courage to walk up and say hello to such a legend. I regret it today.
If you were a young guy, and big band jazz aficionado, I think he would have gone out his way to be nice. Buddy Rich went out of his way for me as a kid when I stuck around to help him pack his kit in an empty auditorium He wanted to know why I dug jazz and all kinds of stuff. I was like 15, you a bit older obviously, but probably not that much older. Yeah, I was nervous, but he broke the tension and made me feel at ease pretty quickly.
What a delight to see Corky Corcoran.
Harry dances through the music with such skill and swing… and it creates the frame work for his clear conviction in leadership. All this captured in beautifully nuanced audio and video from the amazing early 70s BBC engineers. Great artistry delivered up live, and in Living Color, all around.
Cristo nunca nos soltara de su mano mientras nosotros sigamos el buen camino si lo cres dale like por favor
Thanks for adding this fantastic piece of music history!!!! WOW!!! Finally saw this in 2023
As a kid in Las Vegas I was able to see a lot of performers at the edge of lounges and or in showrooms with my mom. My favorite was Harry James at the Flamingo, (Al Hirt & Pete Fountain together) at the Riviera. I can still remember seeing the Kinston Trio at the Dunes around 1957. They were funny and exciting. Keely Smith, Eydie Gorme' and Ella Fitzgerald were so darn great and influenced my tastes in music as I grew. My mom took me to the original Las Vegas Cashman Field (baseball field )where we actually sat right behind Harry and his wife Betty Grable. As a kid seeing their movies on tv it seemed interesting in an odd way. It was amazing those high and long held notes Harry James could still play late in his life. Take listen to the 1988 King James Version direct to disk. Peace and Good Music
I’m a semi professional musician who loves Harry James! I will practice my instrument to his genre. We can keep his genre alive by playing his songs ourselves. It doesn’t matter what level the musicians are. The key is, keep his music alive!
I just love Big Band stuff. It's funny to hear someone else playing other bands theme-songs. Harry James is one of the greatest trumpeters in show business ! He played in concert at Carnegie Hall, with Benny Goodman's band. He also was in the Benny Goodman Story, the life of Benny Goodman, when Harry was about 30, I believe. He was a very handsome man and could play notes that you could only wish you could play! THANKS to everyone that made this video available to listen to.
It’s sad how Western Culture has deteriorated over the years! Gone straight into the Garbage Can. Seeing this reminds me that we used to have music with class and sophistication and style! We celebrated beautiful art and how it enriched our lives. That’s gone now. Now they celebrate vulgarity and tawdriness. Very sad. This music made you feel good about life and living along with the possibilities. This music enriched your spirit and made you feel life was good. Todays music does the exact opposite.
True, but there are people still keeping the tradition (culture) alive. You just have to dig for it.
Harry James! One of the greats! I never got to see him live but I did see Count Basie, Duke Ellington and Dizzy Gillespie and I enjoyed all their live shows. Somehow I missed out on James. I think this kind of sophisticated Swing music might even make a comeback because today’s music and stupid lyrics are so annoying. Maybe singing will come back too! I am enjoying this show anyway! Thanks to whoever posted it and thanks to CZcams! Legendary Music! Along with Glenn Miller! What a great sound and style!
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So many years ago, Harry James came to my school and I was asked to accompany him on one or two songs, I can barely remember, and didn't realize what an honor it was until years afterwards. He is a fantastic trumpet player and I listen to his recordings now! I wish I could remember the song we played, but it was just too long ago, I think it was around 1959 or 60.
Where can we get a hard copy of this treasure? Thanks!🎺🎺
I grew up with live big bands of the '40s & '50s-Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, Kay Kaiser, Tony Pastor, Dick Jurgens , Xavier Cugat, etc.,) but I never heard Harry James live….sad.
fantastic sound. class all around.
the Sonny Payne orchestra with Harry James
Harry, blew his lip out on Betty Grable !
Awesome example of why Harry was the greatest trumpet player in history.
The great Johnny Madrid palying lead trumpet.
America's premier trumpet player with his all star band. Got to see him a total of nine times from the '50's to the last time in 1974. He was much copied but never duplicated. His life and career demanded a bio film but it never hapened.
I'm with you there, Bob. I always wanted to see not only 'The Harry James Story' but also more FACTUAL biographies.
I’m jealous! When you last saw him in 1974, I was in diapers. Everything aside, it’s cool that you got to see him multiple times!
"The Harry James Story"? I can't imagine that movie was anything but fabricated. As a kid, I mistakenly judged Harry James according to that movie. What did I know, I pretended he no longer existed after seeing that movie. I didn't pay attention to Harry James until about twenty years after music school.
Anyone else catch Johnny Madrid's screaming triple G at the end? Wow!
Bravo !!!
An ass who knew his way around a horn
Hard guy to get along with, like Buddy Rich?
Harry James? Is it Sevalen? This is Harry James! please! Harry come back to life for the trumpeter! -⊂iii⊃◁🎶〜♡〜
38:13 Just hear
Una gran orquesta que sobresalía en una época musical inolvidable.
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