Condon Band 1964 - Royal Garden Blues
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2009
- This great show featured the whole Condon gang: Billy Butterfield, Cutty Cutshall, Wild Bill Davison, Edmund Hall , Vic Dickenson, Henry Duncan, Al Hall and the great George Wettling...see "Singing The Blues" for those not featured here.
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I don’t think there was ever,or will ever be, a better Dixieland band than those put together by Eddie Condon. Simply brilliant
Great artist Bill Davison ❤
What You Tube is all about,rare film of giants,non more so than the great George Wettling.Don't get fooled that there does'nt appear to be much going on.This man could do stuff that you can't learn from any book.Brilliant!!! More please.
Hall's tone is so awesome!
You got that right!
Wild Bill, Ed Hall, Willie, all are superb. If I was banished to a desert island with only 10 videos, THIS one would be at the top.
Many thanks
TradJazzAlways
So nice. A legendary clip. It makes me hungry for more. Wouldn't it be a dream come true if the whole show could be shown on television again,and/ or made into a DVD for the marketplace.
I would give nearly anything to go back in time and spend the night hanging out at Eddie Condon’s - I imagine a smoky place smelling like stale beer and great music pouring off the stage. Sounds good to me, I would’ve gone a lot had I been born then!
The father of a member of the band I used to play had been to Eddie Condon's place and said they always were totally smashed (full of alcohol)..!
sehr gut! alte Music!
Saw Wild Bill at Condons in N.Y IN THE 50's Ralph Sutton played intermission piano Great times
Me too. The memory is still fresh.
Lucky you - that’s a memory to treasure. Swinging, joyous improvised music in a smoky bar filled with happy revelers tapping their feet and forgetting their troubles … sounds damn good to me!
@@32mcweston what a gift - Condon’s must’ve been a blast. You still in NY?
These guys are right on it
George Wettling yes.
Classic Thank You
Holy cow, man these cats is what's happen'. Piano player is cool. What a swingin' group.
That's Willie "The Lion" Smith
Fantastic: Some of best of the 20th century and thanks for the posting. Just great.
Wild Bill is amazing. Great song from a great band.
thank you, thank you, thank you, pappy.
Jazz Greats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Willie The Lion Smith with stellar stride as always and Cutty Cutshall burned it up too. It's surprising how much Cutty looks like Jack Teagarden,
Muchas gracias por compartirlo.
Grande Ed. Hall.
Hans Pfaall I
go back some jazz like tis not again heart and soul
That ending is really cool with the drums pacing away and then that E sharp on the piano three times! 3:48
WONDERFULL !!!!!!
@pstewartdrum He also was an accomplished artist selling many of his works.
Cutty Cutshall
La mejor banda dixiland q escuche en mis 86 años
et le superbe willie smith au piano
Wild Bill Davison was worthy.
et avec le grand Willie Smith "the lion" au piano
George!
Wow, just wow.
Siempre me parecieron unos forros...
one person doesn't get it. great post!! swings like mad!!
By now about 5 dimwits!
George Wettling.Simple to play?You must be joking.Dont be fooled
by how simple he makes it look.....
Go mr. Smith!! 👍
The Lion!
EdmOnd Hall
Damn ! That was GOOD ! Hot trumpet - smooth, "sweet" trombone. Waller "stride piano" . Where did it all go ?
Tastes change - but we should demand traditional New Orleans/Chicago style jazz to make a comeback - the world can really use this joyous, swinging music again
@@rhythmfield I agree with you but doubt very much it will happen again. Rappers took over; bad taste; foul language is today's thing!
@@bobboscarato1313 hey you never know…swing dancing and sort of watered-down big band music made a comeback in the 1990s, hot jazz could make a comeback during these horrible times in the world-the world can really use some happy powerful music to take our minds of craziness. Yeah-Hip Hop lyrics can get dark, not very uplifting, powerful and political but not really up and positive. And the grooves are samples and drum machine vibe-interesting but cold.
@@rhythmfield You're right but I doubt it would happen again; hope I'm wrong!
Too bad the video slips off several times on this because the venue is really the way I think this music should be seen--- up close and personal and with little background distraction.
G. Wettling was the perfect drummer for this kind of Hot Jazz IMO. Cutty's solo got mangled my the video but what a giant player he was!
Gerald Nichols - slips off? You mean the sync? Better check your internet connection - it's in sync all the way through!
Where is Vic D. The beautiful trom solo was Cutshall
see 'About'. Personnel not seen here appear on other posting - 'Singing The Blues'.
@TheOldjazzlover - Bill is listed! Expand the comments. Butterfield was on this show too, just not this song. Check out Singin The Blues below.
KWS
Where was Vic?
Who is the tb player ~ 2:40 please ?
So where's Condon on guitar or banjo?
You forgot Willie ( the Lion Smith ). piano.
No Billy Butterfield unfortunately .