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Thanks for posting. I appreciate the BH quote above.

What a sound! What a taste! Bobby is one of the Greats.❤ Lovin' him here in Palomar, Argentina.😊

Gosh, thank you for the music and pictures. At 6:09 is Dave McKenna at the piano and again at 8:29, third from our right.

A gentleman and an extraordinary musician!

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Get a more aggressive blade for your saw - they have pro bevels that cut much faster but don't have some of the anti kick back features - never had a problem, cuts like a hot knife through butter. Find something other than plastic to cover the wood - I fill in one side of my carport - keeps the wood covered and stops snow from blowing in - double stacked. Always put the bark/rounded side up.

Bobby Was one of my late father BobTessiers best friends. They had palled around together in the 30s and 40s.When my dad died suddenly in 1959.I had a real strong male role model. In my life. I was 4 years old. I took up harmonica, in the rural blues style. Under Bobby's instigation. As he put it I was a natural. For it and for me to embrace it. Make it my life's work. Now 60 years into it. He was so right. I remember Bobby, in each and every sunrise, and in each and every sunset. He was so good to a little disabled boy. God bless His memory, and his musicality forever. The Angels attend my pal, eternally....

Cant help but chuckle in awe of his improve . Sooo good forever .

Bobby was a guitar player first before he picked up the cornet. He knew were the pretty notes were because he would visualize the guitar fingerboard remembering what worked on the guitar.

THANKs love the MUSIC love the VIDEO. Just got to mention my empty lot is across from his in seaside cemetery on cape cod. CHATHAM MASS

Unfortunatelly, only recently I found Bobby Hackett in TH-cam. He's absolutely fantastic! Thank you.

And play person.

I want this play number list.

Extraordinario. Muchas gracias por subir este vídeo. En verdad el mejor cornetista que haya existido. El ídolo de mi padre. Grande Bobby

devine and totally unique

Thank you so very much for sharing this beautiful video of one great cornet player and inspiration to my life almost all my life. Thank you, Mr. Hackett!

Brings back memories. We used to sail to Monomoy from Dennisport and hike across the island to the 'cold side'. I remember finding all sorts of machine gun shells as I think they used to practice on monomoy in WWII.

At 8:19 we see Bobby in a set with Jake Hanna, drummer. Jake always sang Bobby's praises. They are playing together now in a Heavenly Gig.

A TRUE 'ORIGINAL'!!!

The location is Lowell Memorial Stadium before it was renamed Cawley. LHS football drew huge crowds in 40's-early 60's. Larger capacity visitor side and end zone bleacher seats seen in background here were condemned and replaced with visitor bleachers with reduced seating during more recent renovations.

Always has been a favorite of mine! Many people didn't know or ever hear Tommy Loy, the Texas cornetist! He played pure poetry just like Bobby Hackett! It's not how many notes you play, it's the ones that count and where you put them!

Miles liked Bobby Hackett. After all, what's not to like?

Dang they probably died because of the toxic painted shells

I watch and share this because I find it inspirational and believe it quintessentially represents what was good about America.

Hackett was the champion of "easy listening" and always very inspired.

The video starts with Bobby playing "The Good Life"--- how appropriate!Sweet as usual. Bobby NEVER, EVER disappointed. Though his abilities were far beyond the small dixie bands he frequently was found in, he must have really loved that kind of music to stay involved as he did.

"The Greatest Cornetist" isn't just an idle claim in my opinion. Bobby had a command of music that defies description. I don't think he ever, ever played a "clinker."

I made 5-8 SCUBA dives on that wreck. I never knew it's history until I saw the movie, "Finest Hours". We planned our dives around the weather and tides since the weather out there could change in a minute and tides ran strong. You could see the wreck from Chatham Light but it became a maritime hazard so it was removed.

is it still out there? gotta love the home movies....what city was that at the end?

GOOD !!!! MY IDOL !!!

Bobby Hackett was a Jazz musician as well as a Pop musician. It is very rare that a musician can garner great respect by fans of both genres and be so successful in both.

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Bobby Hacket, que l'on se souvienne de ce merveilleux musicien !

The greatest ballad player these ears have ever heard.

There BIX # 1 - no disputing. But it's a close tie for second with Wild Bill, Louis and Bobby Hackett.

What's the name of the last song?

I will say it again: The Swing Era produced many of the greatest musicians the world has ever seen. Bobby Hackett set the bar so high that so very few have ever attained it. This can be said for so many in that era.

Thanks for this awesome post!

9 minutes and 49 seconds of pure JOY! Thank you so much for this post Murphy Family! X

Happy 100th Birthday Bobby! (a few hours early!)

es lo mejor, desde el album easy beat, lo escucho, es unico,

the best, i always listen

The best of the best !

Thank you for this great video. They ARE making the movie about the wreck, I'm sure you've read about it. With that, I have a renewed love for this story. We used to drive out south on Nauset & when Nauset & Monomoy were connected, we could clearly see the Pendleton at low tide. I can't remember when it further broke apart but I guess it's no longer visible. Anyone have any info on this? And P.S., there are SEVERAL current Hollywood Hunks who are going to star in this film. Between this and Ron Howard's "In the Heart of the Sea" due out in March 2015 (re the 1820 wreck of the whaling vessel The Essex from Nantucket), I can hardly wait!!

Bix y Bobby, los mejores cornetas , los únicos por su sonido. Y no me olvido del petiso Branca, pero en trompeta, long time ago...

¡Admirable!!!!

Otro de los grandes sonidos de trompeta que me inspirò a tocar este bello instrumento, Gracias!!!!

The wonderfully magical sound of Bobby Hackett was featured on the albums Jackie Gleason produced back in the 1950's. Real quality work.

Wrong, This is NOT stirling engine.