Happy Feet - Royal Society Jazz Orchestra - Paul Whiteman Tribute -Tap Dancing - 1920s Music
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2024
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San Francisco's own Royal Society Jazz Orchestra gives this 1920s -1930s gem a brilliant send up with a snappy trio of tap dancers, Don Neely's vocal, and a stylish crowd of ballroom dancers in a beautiful Art Deco Night Club Setting. Originally performed by Paul Whiteman's Orchestra with Bing Crosby and the Rhythm Boys in the film, "King Of Jazz". #Song #TapDancing #HappyFeet #PaulWhiteman #KingOfJazz #DonNeely #1920s #1930s
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Extraordinary arrangement of Happy Feet by this amazing band . Wonderful!
Thank you most sincerely Howard! So glad you enjoyed it!
I watch this every night.
Dan Neely's band and vocalists are certainly about the best around these days for performing the wonderful songs of the late-1920s and early-'30s. I'm glad they're available on youtube.
Thank you Fred for your genuine words of appreciation! I am also glad we're on RUclips as well.
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Fab-you-lus!...a perfect tribute to Paul Whiteman, none could do better. This tune is incredibly infectious; who can keep still when this Orchestra and those ace tap dancers get swingin'!!
Who are the three tap dancers? They're gooooooooooooooooooood .....
Rusty Frank and Wayne Doba. Perhaps someone will refresh my memory for the third?
@@royalsocietyjazz Hi Carla! The third dancer was Rodney Price.
Thank you so much! I was extraordinarily proud to be part of this magnificent trio. Those were great times.
Those boys are WILD!!! Super!
Yes, WILD they are! Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent❤
Wooah extraordinary great things from this incredible far away feeling from Nicholas Brothers remembering times ! Merci beaucoup for this incredible outstanding number ever ! Emmanuel from Paris France.
Fantastic! Takes me back To 1982, I had their recording of this & played it to death... until I got it on CD....
That is a heartwarming thing to know that you played one of our recordings to death! Thank you for appreciating our music!
I played Bass (tuba) a few times with RSJO a few times back in the 1980s, filling in for their regular player - very exciting and more than a bit tricky!
What fun!
I used to hear you perform live when I lived in San Francisco in the '80s and I still ADORE you all! This is my favorite song of yours. Bravo. I'm thrilled to see I can buy your CDs on line.
Ah, those were memorable days alright! San Francisco when it was really ALIVE with music and entertainment and spirit!
Superb playing, singing and dancing!! Bravo!
Thank you for your enthusiasm!
Wow! It's fantastic!
Thanks a lot! Glad you really liked it!
So glad you appreciated it! Please go to our channel to watch more!
Great performance, I usually don’t like the sound of modern instruments, but this turned out great, thanks!
I tre. Ballerini molto bravi! Ottima archestra!
Thank you Giancarlo!
Чудесно!
Слушаю и наслаждаюсь! С Новым годом! ❤
I can't stop watching this!
I love to know that! Sorry it took six years to respond!!
@@royalsocietyjazz better late than never!
So glad! I feel the same!
Great!
like this guy!jo atlanta
EXCELLENT
Many thanks! Glad you really liked it!
@@royalsocietyjazz , liked , liked , LOVED IT ! !
@@XX-gy7ue Loved it!!!!! That's what we love to see!
I want to see and hear more!
Hi Jourwalis! There are about 13 or more videos from this show which are all on RUclips now. You can go to out channel and seem them all there.
SPECTACULAR
Hi all! What a great memory. And the "snappy trio" was "Six Feet - A Tap Trio, Wayne Doba, Rusty Frank, and Rodney Price."
What is the name of the dance step that the people in the audience are doing?
That is called the Foxtrot.
The Foxtrot.
The Muppets brought me here. ^^
Great! Glad they did!
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The woman in a tux was not necessary dancing th Happy Feet number.
Tap Dance is like Jazz - it can be improvised or spontaneous, interpretive - it does not have to exactly copy somebody else.
this is a british song not american!
The song is by Jack Yellen and Milton Ager, both Americans. Where are you getting your info from?
@@MrCrowebobby Britishitlist
@@MrCrowebobby Correct for the 1930 movie "King of Jazz"