Lawrence Welk - Salute to the Big Band Leaders from 1960 - includes interview with Rocky Rockwell
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- The Big Band leaders included in the salute are Kay Kyser, Duke Ellington, Sammy Kaye, Glen Gray, Ted Weems. Fred Waring, Orin Tucker, Benny Goodman, Russ Morgan and Jan Garber.
01:50 Rhapsody in Blue (Paul Whiteman) - Frank Scott and Larry Hooper on pianos, and orchestra
03:28 "Boo Hoo (Guy Lombardo)" - Aladdin, Dick Dale and Rocky Rockwell
06:02 "The Waltz You Saved For Me (Wayne King)" - orchestra, danced by Lawrence Welk and Peggy Lennon
07:35 "Marie (Tommy Dorsey)" - Barney Liddell on trombone
09:14 "Thinking of You (Kay Kyser)" - Orchestra
10:33 "Who Wouldn't Love You (Kay Kyser)" - Peggy, Kathy and Janet Lennon
11:57 "You Made Me Love You (Harry James)" - Warren Luening on trumpet
13:06 "When My Baby Smiles at Me (Ted Lewis)" - Jack Imel
14:21 "In the Mood (Glenn Miller)" - orchestra
16:19 "Minnie the Moocher (Cab Calloway)" - Buddy Hayes
18:39 "Tonight We Love (Freddy Martin)" - Frank Scott on piano
20:13 "Date With an Angel (Hal Kemp)" - Larry Dean
22:11 "Let's Dance (Benny Goodman)" - Bill Page on clarinet
24:12 "Oodles of Noodles (Jimmy Dorsey)" - Jack Dumont on saxophone
24:54 "Cocktails for Two (Spike Jones)" - Jack Imel on various percussion instruments, with vocals by Dick Dale
26:15 "My Dear (Jan Garber)" - orchestra
27:13 "Hot Lips (Henry Busse)" - Norman Bailey on trumpet
27:49 "Does Your Heart Beat for Me (Russ Morgan)" - Pete Lofthouse on trombone
28:52 "Oh Johnny (Orrin Tucker)" - Peggy Lennon
30:44 "One O'clock Jump (Count Basie)" - Frank Scott on piano and Bob Havens on trombone
32:28 "Sunny Side of the Street (Louis Armstrong)" - Rocky Rockwell, also on trumpet
34:00 "Daddy (Sammy Kaye)" - Curt Ramsey, Rocky Rockwell, Larry Dean, Aladdin and Bob Lido
35:09 "Leap Frog (Les Brown)" - orchestra
35:58 "Smoke Rings (Glen Gray)" - Kenny Trimble on trombone
36:54 "Sunrise Serenade (Frankie Carle)" - Larry Hooper on piano
37:49 "Rippling Rhythm (Shep Fields)" - Aladdin
38:26 "Mood Indigo (Duke Ellington)" - Rocky Rockwell on trumpet, Barney Liddell on trombone and Don Bonnee on clarinet
39:33 "Ida (Red Nichols)" - George Thow on trumpet
40:25 "Sugar Blues (Clyde McCoy)" - Norman Bailey on trumpet
41:33 "Sleep (Fred Waring)" - Glee Club choir
43:45 "Woodchopper's Ball (Woody Herman)" - orchestra
46:32 interview with Rocky Rockwell
I always loved this show back in the sixties but I appreciate this amazing orchestra now more than ever. What incredible talent these musicians were!
🤍OH THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN, FOR UPLOADING ANOTHER BLK & WHITE SHOW!!!
IT'S GIVING ME A CHANCE, TO GET TO KNOW THE PEOPLE, LAWRENCE WELK, FROM THE EARLY DAYS!!! BECAUSE OF TURNER CLASSIC MOVIES, I LOVE 💘 THE OLD MOVIES, THE WEALTH OF TALENT & THE HISTORY. I LOVE
THIS PROGRAM.
This was indeed a fabulous orchestra, the highest of musical standards, and extremely versatile style wise.
For those of us "antique kids" who lived during this era, your releasing of these sweet videos on a Saturday lends to the fun nostalgia of when we were young and gathered as a family each week to be entertained by the elegance of Lawrence and his "musical family". Thanks so much for sharing these WUNNERFUL (as Lawrence would say) programs!!! ;o)
That was a nice try to try to imitate Ted Lewis, but no one could be as good as Ted Lewis. He had a rare gift when he did his act with his expression "Is everybody happy?" I loved watching Ted Lewis do his famous act "Me and my shadow" with a black actor playing the "shadow." That was in an Abbott and Costello movie dated in 1940 that I have on a dvd.
🤍P.S GREAT INTERVIEW..ROCKY ROCKWELL, AT THE END.
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Typical old timer... can't gather or hold a coherent thought..
awful version of Minnie...