2:45 is “Chances Are” and wow…… what a beautifully hot rendition! Jack singing very smoothly in his obligatory fashion. This recording has quite a euphoric effect with the arranging and chords. Thanks again for another beautiful upload
....please note, this is a new video, not the same one I posted a few weeks ago. The graphics are the same but the soundtrack has been remade. I feel this great music deserves the best we can give -- my original post had audio problems that I have been working to resolve, and finally, the fix is in place. I hope you guys will enjoy the improvement in sound for take two, with a quieter (artifact-free) background. So sorry I had to lose all the nice comments from the first video. Thanks for your patience and support. I will be remaking 9 of the last videos with improved sound. ....I can't even remember where I found "You're Simply Delish" -- I've had it for so long. It's a great performance; I wish the recording had been made at Columbia with better audio. It must have been exciting for a young Teagarden to have his first credited record as a bandleader. The autographed sticker has me imagining him pasting those yellow slips of paper on a stack of records to be given out as gifts and promotion. To think he actually handled that piece of shellac in 1930 gives special meaning. These great jazz stars were the chosen people -- it's nice to find them full of optimism at the beginning of their journey. The photo appears to be the early 1920s, probably taken in Texas where he grew up with a nurturing musical family.
Thank you! I'm a lover of all kinds of music and I came here on some vodeodo shizzle lol looking for a song I heard with it in it and it has this sound of voice.. ish.. haha Thanks again! I dig it! 😊
THE MUSIC'S SUPERB, BUT THIS (AUDIO QUALITY) DOESN'T COME CLOSE TO THE WESTERN ELECTRIC. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT COMPANY DESIGNED & SOLD IT? CERTAINLY, AT THE RETAIL PERFECT PRICE (BUDGET) THE COMPANY COULD NOT PAY THE WESTERN ELECTRIC ROYALTIES & COLUMBIA, FOR THE LAMINATED PROCESS, COLUMBIA IF THEY'D HAVE BEEN WILLING TO LICENSE IT. THESE BUSINESS ASPECTS ARE WORTH KNOWING. AS FOR THE MUSIC, IT'S HEAVENLY. THANKS FOR POSTING IT!
@@fromthesidelines On top of that, a better orchestral direction. With a beautiful sax solo in the beginning (by Jimmy Dorsey?), and Joe Venuti's marvelous violin afterwards.
Thank you for possibility to enjoy this kind of music in 2024. I get a kick out of this kind of retro music.
....happy to have you with us!
oh my !!! last time i listened to this rendition of "You're Simply Delish" was 30+ years ago!!! a big thank you!!
You can definitely hear Fats Waller coming through. Love this ❤️
2:45 is “Chances Are” and wow…… what a beautifully hot rendition! Jack singing very smoothly in his obligatory fashion. This recording has quite a euphoric effect with the arranging and chords. Thanks again for another beautiful upload
Love Jack Teagarden !!
Art is how we decorate space........Music is how we decorate time. Thanking You, Prozoot, for letting us see the ‘Jazz Age’ with our hearing. 🤜🤛
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I always said artists paint on canvas whereas musicians paint on silence ✌️
This is the "Art Deco" style of music, second to none & how!
Beautifully said
....please note, this is a new video, not the same one I posted a few weeks ago. The graphics are the same but the soundtrack has been remade. I feel this great music deserves the best we can give -- my original post had audio problems that I have been working to resolve, and finally, the fix is in place. I hope you guys will enjoy the improvement in sound for take two, with a quieter (artifact-free) background. So sorry I had to lose all the nice comments from the first video. Thanks for your patience and support. I will be remaking 9 of the last videos with improved sound.
....I can't even remember where I found "You're Simply Delish" -- I've had it for so long. It's a great performance; I wish the recording had been made at Columbia with better audio. It must have been exciting for a young Teagarden to have his first credited record as a bandleader. The autographed sticker has me imagining him pasting those yellow slips of paper on a stack of records to be given out as gifts and promotion. To think he actually handled that piece of shellac in 1930 gives special meaning. These great jazz stars were the chosen people -- it's nice to find them full of optimism at the beginning of their journey. The photo appears to be the early 1920s, probably taken in Texas where he grew up with a nurturing musical family.
LOVE your attention to detail.
If you edit in 4K instead of HD you will get much higher bitrates on TH-cam. I´m not sure how it effects the sound though.
Thank you! I'm a lover of all kinds of music and I came here on some vodeodo shizzle lol looking for a song I heard with it in it and it has this sound of voice.. ish.. haha Thanks again! I dig it! 😊
I had Crown recording of simplyy
Great post.
Thank you for sharing.
Enjoyed this very much. Thank you. Such great sound you manage to get out of it. And with Fats Waller?! That is a surprise.
Great thanks so very good
Outstanding historical rendering! 78 RPM rare experience rendez-vous ! Merci beaucoup for this moment we all do appreciate. From Paris France.
The excellent music videos as always, and the fact that we can find top-notch music for us to listen to every day, it’s great
So-o good!
¡Divino! ¡Precioso! ¡Maravilloso!
¡Greetings from Chile!
👍👍👍👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏
Kindly bring back the song,24 fabulous hits by dickson hall with his friends from capp record.
Thank you so much! Another superb recording.
Wonderful !
Super excellent
The "Zoot Suit Gang" says they likes you, see! Thanks for the swell music.
Fantastic.
magnificent..
lindas musicas ando muito doente mas nao te esqueci
Супер !
It must be Benny on clarinet.
Teagarden used the nucleus of the Ben Pollack band on the first side.
1) Recorded on October 1, 1930.
2) October 14, 1931
THE MUSIC'S SUPERB, BUT THIS (AUDIO QUALITY) DOESN'T COME CLOSE TO THE WESTERN ELECTRIC. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT COMPANY DESIGNED & SOLD IT?
CERTAINLY, AT THE RETAIL PERFECT PRICE (BUDGET) THE COMPANY COULD NOT
PAY THE WESTERN ELECTRIC ROYALTIES & COLUMBIA, FOR THE LAMINATED
PROCESS, COLUMBIA IF THEY'D HAVE BEEN WILLING TO LICENSE IT. THESE
BUSINESS ASPECTS ARE WORTH KNOWING. AS FOR THE MUSIC, IT'S HEAVENLY.
THANKS FOR POSTING IT!
If it sounds good, it is good.
Jack Teagarden's voice would have been a lot better!
I' referring to the first recording.
Smith Ballew recorded a better vocal on his version.
@@fromthesidelines I'll have to listen to it! Thanks for the info.
@@fromthesidelines On top of that, a better orchestral direction. With a beautiful sax solo in the beginning (by Jimmy Dorsey?), and Joe Venuti's marvelous violin afterwards.