Benny Goodman All Star Band 1959
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- Benny Goodman Medley
The Songs are: Memories Of You, Don't Be That Way, Stompin' at the Savoy, On The Sunny Side Of The Street, Moonglow, One O' Clock Jump, After You've Gone.
Featuring Benny Goodman On Clarinet. Red Norvo On Vibraphone. Jack Sheldon On Trumpet. Flip Phillips On Saxophone. Jerry Dodgian On Saxophone. Bill Harris On Trombone. John Markham On Drums. Red Wootten On Bass. Jim Wyble On Guitar. Gene Dinovi On Piano.
Recorded In 1959
Thats my dad on Drums, Johnny Markham..! Im very proud of my heritage….. I just wished and hoped that I would have had more time to get to know my dad..!❤️🙏❤️
My Dad, /red Wootten (b assist here) loved your Dad!
Love this, that's my dad on the standup bass, he's the reason that I'm a professional bass player 'til this day!
So cool.
🤍HE'S TOTALLY AMAZING!!! WHOA, TEAR IT UP!!!
No hubo, no hay y no habrá jamás un clarinetista como Benny. Único, impresionante!! UN GENIO.
Benny shredded "After You've Gone."
He absolutely did!
That’s my Dada, Red Wootten on Base! He toured with Benny all through this period! When I was a little girl, and he played with the Red Norvo trio,, here Red Norvo is on Xylophone, I used to lay on the floor listening to them practice, or record! It was wonderful!
Very cool.
To is so cool
I think Red is playing vibes, not xylophone.
@@harriairaksinen5694 RED NORVO IS ON VIBES, RED WOOTTEN IS ON BASE!
Love it....for ever Benny!
So cool to see my Grandpa playing the bass:) Red Wootten
so does that mean Jim Wooten is your dad? He's a great bass player and wonderful guy!
omagine Jim Wootten is my uncle:)and yes he is the best man I know,;)
@@mslizziescissorhands I got to hear your Uncle Jim play he is really good and a very sweet guy.
The
only music....
Jimmy Wyble on guitar....one of the finest ever!
I play guitar. I'd love to have that one.
My Dad loved your father! Always talked about him!
According to D. Russell Connor's bio-discography of Goodman (Scarecrow Press, Inc. 1988), this program aired live on November 18, 1959 from New York over the NBC Television Network. Goodman also played in an extravagant version of "Sing, Sing, Sing" with the Mitchell Ayers studio orchestra, and vocals by Como, actress Celeste Holm, singer Connie Francis and a chorus. (Author Connor referred to it as a "travesty".)
No music arrangements! This was truly ad lib. For an ensemble that size
they knew what they were doing. How does that compare with the rock musicians
of today?
will you look at Grandpa go! I dig it!
That's because the cam operator got the wrong cue - and 16 bars before Flip started his new tune in the medley. DIRECTOR's Fault. Damned clever medley, all things all things considered.
Realmente existiam músicos muito qualificados àquela época!
He said June 16th which is wrong it’s actually January 16th 1938
Hate to point this out as its long past being important, but Como got it wrong, it was January 16th.
Como was usually half asleep.