Benny Goodman And His Orchestra 1954- Sing, Sing, Sing Parts 1 and 2

The Song Is Called Sing, Sing, Sing (This is Parts 1 and 2)
Featuring Benny Goodman On Clarinet, Mel Powell On Piano, Gene Krupa On Drums, Charlie Shavers On Trumpet, Hymie Schertzer And Sid Caesar On Saxophones.

[@reneematte8426]

Merci pour cet ajout un peu flou en image et en sons assez bons 🎶♥️🎵🎺:

[@randolfo33]

I can't hear this song with out wanting to jump around and dance until I drop!
Just awesome!

[@nawdew]

Notice one thing about Gene Krupa. He held his sticks one tip end out the other in. This is what created such a diverse sound on the floor tom. Gene Krupa was ahead of his time doing stick tricks and cross sticking long before it became popular. He was truly amazing to watch.

[@WilliamSilva-ml5nw]

The great Charlie Shavers on trumpet!

[@TFABMN]

What talent! Sid was beautiful! Benny Goodman had arguably the best swing orchestra and jazz quartet in musical history.

[@elliottschertzer876]

Thank you for posting this Hymie Schertzer was my Uncle I had not seen this before

[@peterzang86]

Einfach Klasse unübertroffen. Vielleicht im Carnegie Konzert!
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[@fromthesidelines]

This is the from the November 1, 1954 telecast of "CAESAR'S HOUR". Sid Caesar could play a great sax solo himself, when given the chance.

[@PiotrBarcz]

Man, the sound quality is terrible, a shame because this performance is awesome!

[@johnparker2704]

Benny was a perfectionist,if anyone missed a note when recording, all the band had to start again

[@SheridanJazz]

+john parker That's because the technology of the day. The music was recorded onto a wax disc, using a maximum of 3 microphones, with no isolation. Either you did or you didn't. Since Benny was a ruthless perfectionist.......if you missed a note, your life expectancy with the band was abut two second. Same with Miller, Dorsey, Shaw, etc.

[@iancarranza4153]

@@SheridanJazzwow, are you serious? So this means you had to be on point with exactly every note😟

[@RatPfink66]

Not only that, but Mel Brooks plays pretty good jazz drums.

[@DeeDee-dd4kk]

Don’t disrespect !

[@jlvyn13]

Where is this from?

[@retrogradevids1]

Benny Goodman had a racially integrated band in the 1930's when professional sports ^ the US military was racially segregated. Goodman was quite progressive in a time when there was pressure to not be.

[@BennyGoodman1977]

@ThePsychicdeath
And so what?!!
Black people play with him for the first time!!!