Ray McKinley & his Orchestra 1949 "Coming Up" Drum Solo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Excerpt from the 1949 film Make Believe Ballroom
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Magnificent drumming.
A lot of people remember the older Ray McKinley w/ gray hair at Disneyland. But B4 that, here's a young Ray and he's playin' his tush off!!
A bit of Gene Krupa influence here.
And Buddy too!
And vice versa - they started at the same time in the late 20's.
Anyway To View This Film?
I can see Peanuts Hucko on tenorsax on the left.
Looks like Peanuts Hucko on tenor (closest to the camera at about the 1:18 mark). Probably many ex Miller AAF members in that band.
Yea, Peanuts played with Ray in 1949. He was on quite a few of McKinley's recordings during this time also.
Peanuts Hucko also played with Ray in the Will Bradley band before the war. (McKinley was the band's co-leader.)
@@shrinkprof I saw Peanuts in 1994 at a concert at High Wycombe marking the 50th anniversary of a Glenn Miller bond rally.
In 1965, at the Newport Jazz Festival, he was part of an all-star lineup. He played his favorite: "Stealin' Apples." Glad I was there. The performance is on LP. I like his tenor playing very much, too. He had a sound similar to that of Eddie Miller.