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- "Benny Goodman in Japan 1980" Playlist = bit.ly/2wGtUzi / "Aurex Jazz Festival", Sep.3,1980 at Budokan(Tokyo,Japan) / cl:Benny Goodman, p:Teddy Wilson, tp:Tony Terran, tb:Dick Nash, g:Eddie Duran, b:Al Obidinski, dr:John Markham / I synchronized sound files which digitized from LP record/cassette tape except for Bewitched and Goodbye.
Benny Goodman in Japan 1980 th-cam.com/play/PLrPaVntmR59ubYcmmeFCbz7NYJStjxm6Q.html
I guess it's kinda off topic but does anyone know a good website to stream newly released series online ?
@Briar Donovan i watch on flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
So happy to have been born into the swing era...now 85. This music was simply the best and got to see many of the big bands. Great memories.
I never say that i was born in the wrong decade, but it is definitely a shame that most big bands have died out now.
Me too.♥️
@@coenraadvanessen2311 becouse they dont know nothing about marketing.. and those days these kind of musicans doesnt make that kind of music anymore…dont know what is soul of man and they are to much complicating..
@@coenraadvanessen2311 we still have the glen Miller band
Your a lucky man
How can people not like this ? Benny is legend !!!! I'd like to hear the negative people play this well when your his age.
My dad passed a couple weeks back...he loved this song and would sit at his organ and play along and sing...we wore out the battery on my ipad watching the big band videos...the rehab center was rockin all night long...the last program we watched was a Lawrence Welk reunion...dad would close his eyes and speak of dancing at the Hollywood bowl to big bands as they prepared to ship out...he served at Iwo Jima, Okinowa and Saipan and this is the music that brought them home...rest in peace dad
Over his marvelous career of playing Benny did one thing, he got better. Played classical music and improved technique. What a beautiful gentleman and artist!
Donald Irvin
He was studying up until the day he died, trying to become even better than he already was (how is that possible?!). The obits said he was found in his studio with his clarinet at his side and sets of exercises on a music stand.
Outstanding!!! Benny Goodman has been my clarinet idol since I was a child. The talent from everyone of these musicians deserves a standing ovation! Their stellar musical talents shall live on forever!
Hogy carmical piano roll blues
He's the greatest even today.Genius !!!!
im am 63 yrs old i grew up with n listening 2 this music. it has dignity. respect. n Morales. it doesnt poison. peoples minds. i say everyday im glad to born in the era of that time. salute 2 all musicians. that keep it going n alive !!!!!!!!
J Eaj Born in 1954? What I would give to have grown up then...
The man lived for that instrument. Thank god.
As always underestimeted: the Bassist. Hardly to see in the video but fortunately always to hear. The band would be nothing without him.
Agreed....those talented hands have to be durable as leather to keep plucking 4 of those plump perfect notes to one bar after another - with no frets on that long neck to guide them - and you're right: it's largely a thankless job! But how thin things would sound without that rich throbbing foundation!
Many of us do appreciate it. Should the bass amplification suddenly fail to work, then anybody would realize how much bass lines contribute to the music. What would be left would instantly loose most of its meaning (a common experience to those who played in - or just attended reharsals of - ill-equipped juvenile bands). And a well-conceived bass line is as much a treat to the ears as it is any phrase from any other instrument.
It was a sad day indeed when B.G. passed from this world to the next but he left so many of us with pure joy. He will never be forgotten. Love that man.
Benny one of the pioneers of the swing era. Some of the greatest musicians played this magnificent swing music
Way better than most of the lewd, foul, degenerate sounds that we have to endure today.
+L Ludovic .... AMEN!!!!
You read my mind
I’, in my late 50s, I was lucky to be raised by parents with eclectic tastes in music. I grew up listening to so many of the Big Band great. Best of all Mom took my sister and me to see Benny Goodman at the Kennedy Center in the late 70s.
Benny Goodman Went To Pure Excellence In This Whole Concert, Benny Will Never Be Forgotten.
The classic combination of all time, Wilson and Goodman. Simply the best
Age 71 here, unbelievable. Benny was on top of his game for over 55 years.
The best there ever was, the best there ever will be.
Holy shit... I had NO idea Benny could play like that. I'm speechless... Absolutely amazing.
like old wine it grows better every day
Benny, a virtuoso of the first order, I have worshipped the Goodman band since I first heard the Carnegie Hall concert as a young man, [I am now 77 years old] truth is eternal.
Thomas Hall Make some videos man, tell your story
@@carlospwk As I stated, I am 77 years old, making videos is beyond me but, many thanks for the suggestion, enjoy good music, it will last you forever.
@@thomashall9182 It's not so difficult, you can do it. There was a famous TH-camr called "geriatric1927" who made videos well into his 80s, you should look him up :)
@@carlospwk Well, I am fit and active, both mentally and physically, [with 12 dogs to walk twice a day who wouldn't be?] I will give it some thought, thanks for your reply.
Thomas Hall Great to hear, enjoy your Sunday
What a colossal talent - never been surpassed.
I hope you''re not talking about Johnny Dodds as Satchmo's clarinetist... that guy was as fabulous as Goodman.
Think about the age!! I think he was 81 at this time
Has it now?
The fact that Goodman keeps his eyes closed for the majority of this tune is astounding, as well as the articulation with the clarinet...
I owe musical career to him ! Just from listening to him I took up the clarinet ! and the next many years of my life was music Symphony , Opera Orchestra,s chamber.music Big Bands and a little bit of jazz not anything like him ! I now teach at a university and pass on the message ! d
excellent! keep spreading the word brother...
i got into music because of Glenn Miller...still going at it!
Benny Goodman had a special gift as many other from that era did. Melodic improvisation.
Soooooooooooooooo flippin good!
speechless...
...I had the good fortune to see Benny in concert in San Jose, Ca, right around this time frame...
Uplifting. Every solo has a remarkable clarity and expression, and an inimitable best of all by Teddy Wilson . Thank you for posting, SwingCla.
My mom used to cut school to go to New York City to see the big bands. My brother and I could never get away with cutting school. My mom new all the tricks.
Such a wholesome story!
Great music I never saw Benny but he was my idol. I played the clarinet but the reed holder hit my chin then I saw that Benny turned it around and that solved the problem. Love it.
Grew up listening to Benny and the band at our house as a kid. One of those rare artists where you hear just a few notes and know who it is. And Teddy on the Piano! Wow.
So smooth and melodic. Thanks Benny.
One of the greats of the swing era
That's what I call some serious playing, these guys put so much heart in this song. Love it.
What I wouldn't have given to have seen this man in concert. As clarinetist he is my #1 inspiration - I love playing jazz!
настоящие музыканты!!! супер. я тоже кларнетист и с удовольствием смотрю на таких монстров джаза!!!
Wolfsong09
There will never be another Benny.
It's a great moment with Benny, we don't forget him.
Un IMMENSE clarinettiste qui sera toujours là pour tout ceux qui savent apprécier son talent ;-)
I have to hear Benny Goodman 1980 every now and then....mostly now!!!
and me hear Benny Goodman since 1970!...
And then..
He practiced an hour a day, even at that age. I never really listened to him until I took a second look at the clarinet as a shedding clarinet player at 75. Goodman has a light airy touch. Like Bill Evans or this guy on piano.
Das war ein Vollblutmusiker, einer der größten Instrumentalkünstler !!
Amazing, the story of swing, very good Benny Forever ❤️❤️
Goodman was one of the great pioneers who integrated jazz with his sextet that included Charlie Christian, Lionel Hampton, and Teddy Wilson. Unheard of at the time.
et dire, en le voyant jouer, que ça avait l'air si facile !!! Toujours insurpassable Benny.... IL EST DEVENU IMMORTEL !! super !!!
Born 1935this music is still unbeatable.Saw Ted Heath a few times in London,Troxy and
It never gets old.......only better!
This is from the era when Benny and I saw the same orthopedic surgeon, in NYC, Dr. Frank Stinchfield. We happened to be there the same day, with Benny's appointment right before mine. As Dr. Stinchfield knew I was heading to college to major in clarinet, he told Benny he should stay to meet me. Dr. Stinchfield's quote, "Benny Goodman was JUST sitting in the chair you are now sitting upon. He doesn't like children, and went out the back door, quickly, so you didn't see him in the waiting room." Needless to say, I was very sad. I should have started to dislike him for being unkind, however, I still love him!!
Awww... Thats kind of a bleh story 😂 kinda cool you had a connection to a legend, kinda messed up the legend didn't want a connection with you.
NOW.... Time to put a smiley face on the end of this story - go out and show the world what you got and make it big, kid... And when the day comes that a kid like you were wants to meet you, you can give him a better story than you had, and pass on the story you had to him so he knows the meaning of the event. 😎👍
Everybody loves Benny Goodman!
Benny really swings with his rendition of Sweet Georgia Brown.
私、高校生の時に万博公園お祭り広場にベニーグッドマン聴きに行きました。40年前です。流れるようなアドリブに感動しました。
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MY FIRST SIGNIFICANT CONNECTION TO AN ASIAN IM SEBIN SUNY ALBANY terrible bridge player ➕ he 🚹 called me his suite mate for 2⃣ years KLIMA KUF
Holy sweet mother of man, these musicians are gods.
FABULOUS BENNY !!! HIS EXCITING MUSIC MAKES YOU FEEL GREAT JOY
Thanks very much SwingCla for sharing.
A Jewel ........... To listen a thousand times
I don't think it matters whether he was 'King of Swing' or not, he was a great jazz player, hero of my youth,, who attracted the cream of his generation as co-artists. Teddy Wilson was also one of my favourite pianists - style, class, technique, touch, everything.
The sign of a great musician? One that surrounds themselves with equally good musicians!
You speak the truth, Kemo Sabe !! :-)
Yeah for Benny and group. This music really swings!!! This was in my time. The popular groups today can not swing like this.
+William L Robinson - OK, It does swing, I agree, as it was my time as well ! However, I cannot quite fully agree with your remark about absence of Swing in today's groups ..? Just have a look at and listen to Sweet Georgia Brown by the Wynton Marsalis Quintet, right here on You Tube ! They're all excellent musicians. (especially performing their magnificent solos)..
OMG!!!!! One day I'll be like him. Benny Goodman is the best for shure!
Swingin in mornin,swingin in the afternoon,swingin in the evenin. Swingin every time of day rain or shine.
He was the king The King of Swing Brilliant
I need to correct my spelling, on my previous comment.I love Benny Goodman as a great musician, and I admire his talent, not only to play the clarinet, but, also his talent for writing great music
The snare drum rim shots fit beautifully with Benny Goodman`s music.
It had better! ‘‘Twas the backbone of the ensemble!
He is so tender... Like an old child playing the clarinet. Or just like an old child playing. :) ♥♥♥
As amazing as this whole performance is, I keep coming back for the first three seconds to listen to the blisteringly fast hi-hat.
Same here.
Me too.
The truly best of every instrument is shown
the trombonist, Dick Nash, has a son named Ted Nash, who currently plays saxophone for Jazz At Lincoln Center with Wynton Marsalis. Dick Nash also has a brother named Ted, who also played saxophone. Although his parents died when he was in his teen years, he was still very successful. Music runs in his family.
Amazing very very nice, absolutely jazz and swing,great Benny ❤🎷💪💪💪
Benny is the greatest of all time
Monstre!!!!!!!
Teddy Wilson. The king of cool!
Still swinging! Always good to see Benny - my favorite musician for 55 years (I am only 64) and my idol as a clarinet player. Great to see that great jazz pianist Teddy Wilson too - great talent and real class. Thank you for posting
Velvet notes to lift your soul to blend your spirit thank you
I envy you. You realised one of my dreams - leading a big band.
Never saw Goodman live, however I was lucky enuf to meet and speak with Phil Napoleon, one of the fathers of dixieland music when he and his Memphis Five played in our home town.
My dad took me to see BG in '72 when I was 9. Great show!
Teddy is great here. Love it!!!
Benny and his licorice stick. Miss him.
Class in a glass maaaan!..like a fine wine matured and cared for just right...
1980年の来日公演。 名曲、そして名演奏家を目の当たりに出来た時代です。
If my grand daughter Maddy was a singer she would sing it like this!
Timeless Virtuosity...Jazz Perfection..BRAVO ...BRAVO..etc.
Never get tired of this one!!!
The great teddy wilson
"Peter Falk" aka Dick Nash, is arguably the greatest trombonists of the last 50 years.
Fabulous playing by all, excellent drummer
I love Benny Goodman! What a talent!
HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS!
Woah this is beautiful
Great Master+Great Muusic= Awesome ❤❤❤
A Great Artist recognizes it immediately: from the earliest notes, from the modes of interpretation and execution of a piece, from its rare, unique style, unmistakable to originality, fantasy and creativity. Elements, all of which contribute together to place them among the most "Great" Artists that linger over the entire musical artistic firmament.
c.castellano, Italy
Only two reasons for an older man to sweat like that: 1- he's sick, 2 - he's doing something he really, really loves. Both were true of Benny - but "sick" in the current vernacular of course!
Nice way to start the day, dancing under the shower while may sing, lolll
Playing music without reading the score: my dream. Sometimes i'm tempted to put the clarinet. He is too good.
All musicians make this a great swinging rendition of this old jazz tune!! I want to get up and dance1
I would love 5to go back to my HIGH SCHOOL. Marian High Bellaire Texas and play back in the band 1970 what fun and good times. Thank you for the time it took to make this post and my day. I just mighjt take out my trombone and get back in the swing. From Earl
"Old Wine"tastes the sweetest!!
1980looks best Benny hast perfect amount of age and spry♥️♥️
Benny really was a Goodman, also literally
Excelentes tromprtistss los escuché todos con mucho placer y nostalgia Muchas gracias ,! Esla vclsse de música que me gusta escuchar
Raquel Chaparro: Benny fue clarinetista, no trompetista
La musica del clarinetto di Benny Goodman è vera delizia per le mie orecchie. Anche la musica di Teddy Wilson al pianoforte mi piace molto. E' strano: ho visto in più video suonare questi due gentili signori assieme da giovani ed ora me li ritrovo qua sempre assieme ma ormai anziani. Questa cosa mi fa un certo effetto, ma e' confortante constatare che la vera amicizia può esistere e durare a lungo. Sono le ore diciotto.
Teddy Wilson Is magic. It seems all so easy...
At 71 Benny was still " the king of swing".
Thanks for uploading this video ! This concert is my all the time favorite ! Benny is GREAT !!!!!!
What a pity that there are no such songs today ....