I bought my first dixeland lp in 1954 and have enjoyed this style of music ever since.goes well in pubs,beergardens,riverboats and shopping centres.I particularly like the way clarinet is played in this kind of music.Thanks for the post.
HELLO NOEL, I TOO HAVE LP'S GOING BACK TO THE FIFTIES..SO WE BOTH MUST BE MOLDY FIGS...WITH OVER THREE HUNDRED VIDEO'S ON THE TUBE,I HOPE YOU WILL CHECK OUT SOME OF THE OTHERS...JAZZMANJOE100 THANKS FOR YOUR FINE COMMENT............JAZZMAN JOE
Only about 2 years ago,I reluctantly sold off for next to nothing, a large stack of LPs.mainly jazz.It seems they are now coming back into fashion,due to their "softer" sound.Made a note of your tube site...will be checking it out again..thank you Joe.
jazzmanjoe100 Well have only a few LPS stashed with my brother in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. One of them is "Chicago And All That Jazz" one of the final coming together of the olde Chicagoans: Condon, Teagarden, Bud Powell, Pee Wee Russell, Bob Haggard, Gene Krupa, Joe Sullivan!!! Some of those tracks can now be retrieved on uTube. "After You're Gone" and "Wolverine Blues" are just a few of timeless versions of this Jass!!
Noel Paech HAVE 450 VIDEO'S ON THE TUBE NOW,THANKS FOR WATCHING...I HAVE HUGE COLLECTION OF VINYL NEED TO DOWN SIZE SOON ..MY KIDS WILL JUNK THEM AFTER I'VE GONE..BEST REGARDS, JAZZMAN JOE
Excellent musicians these all are, without exception. I thought this was all top quality, and never did I have any complaints during this excellent program !!! For me, the hands-down highlights were Ken Peplowski's solo feature, with trio, on "China Boy" and his solo on "Riverboat Shuffle." I had heard of him as a tenor saxist in the last big band Benny Goodman led for his final televised special for PBS in November, 1985, and I enjoyed Ken P. 's playing then, and many times since, since I had someone convert my treasured old VHS tape to DVD. But here, this version of "China Boy" is a big surprise, because instead of a Bixian treatment, we get a tribute to Benny!!!! I put all my expectations aside and never made any comparisons with Benny Goodman while I listened--not once. I was able to enjoy if for what it is, which is the one of the biggest kinds of musical ''kicks'' a person can have. One can listen to certain jazz tunes and certain famous jazz solos again and again, but there is no way to describe my ecstasy watching Peplowski's flying in action. As a classical clarinetist myself, I really appreciate and admire the digital dexterity and breath control that requires. It is fortunate for the sake of his superb clarinet playing that, by the time of this concert, Ken P. didn't have to contend with the long shadow cast by Benny Goodman. Thank goodness for occasions lide this where he was able tod shine as a clarinetist. Obviously he would not be featured on clarinet in any ensemble with Benny at the helm. I am always gratified to see modern-day musicians not only committed to d in playing traditional jazz. I am also deeply admiring of the fact that they can still find fresh and novel things to say on tunes like these that have been played innumerable times. By far this is one of the most musical groups, and one of the most faithful to the spirit of the great Bix. This is also one of the freshest-sounding, as they do not sound as if they are self-consciously trying to duplicate the original recordings, Thank you for a not only greatly enjoyable but also memorable video. This has been my best look ever at the long-obsolete C-melody saxophone, and also one of the best views I have ever had of the similarly scarce bass saxophone.
Limersjazz SO NICE TO KNOW YOU ENJOY SOME OF MY 450 VIDEO'S.THANKS FOR COMMENTING....I JUST LOVE VINCE GIORDANO AND THE KNIGHTHAWKS,JOSH DUFFEE ORCHESTRA AND THE FAT BABIES......JIM CULLUM,AND MORE AND MORE....BEST REGARDS & HAPPY HOLIDAYS JAZZMAN JOE
Love all instrumentalists. Special "Chapeau" for the very clear Tuba-notes.......in Fidgety Feet and The C-Melody - Sax in Singing The Blues and The Piano-Solo in My Pretty Girl.
wow. Cuz Scott, you had way more hair then, and look at you swinging your shoulders and gettin' INTO it. Who can be glum when music like this is playing. VIVA!
Utterly astounding. UTTERLY. I heard lots of good jazz in other styles which I dearly love but this is beyond description! World leaders on their instruments. Thank you for such virtuoso playing and DAMN you for reminding me that I got a lot more to do, even after 50 years of playing around UK, EU and once in USA. Can't play like Frankie Trombauer nor can I fly B17 bombers, either!
If I had my life to live over, I would study the piano. It's such a marvelous, versatile instrument. Watching someone like Mark Shane makes it look so easy, although I know it most certainly is not. I'd want to be a stride piano player.
These guys are the best band I have ever heard. I used to see them on Long Island in the 1990s and they played a variety of songs. This really updates some of the Bix Beiderbecke material for modern audiences.The players are all top notch and they really capture the spirit of the music as it was played on those early 78 rpm records. Thanks for posting this video.
HI ALAN, A FINE WISH FOR SURE BUT SOMETIME IN THE HEREAFTER THERE IS GOING TO BE SOME FINE JAZZ PARTIES AND I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS. THANKS FOR THE FINE COMMENT..JAZZMAN JOE
jazzmanjoe100 these guys are truly the best of the best, my all time favorites for sure, thanks again for giving us acess to these wonderful players, alan
Dear JazzmanJoe... thanks for send your vídeos...amazing,superb "Concert for Bix" ...I'm Trumpet player, Bandleader of Dixie Swingers Jazz Band from Lindoia,SP, Brazil., thanks again.. Regards
HELLO SERGIO,THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENTS....OUR LOCAL DIXIELAND BAND NOLA WILL BE PERFORMING AT THE BIX JAZZ FESTIVAL IN AUGUST AND I HOPE TO DO SOME VIDEO ON IT..BEST REGARDS AND KEEP SWINGING
Yes, this is a wonderful performance in my opinion too.. One I will be playing the rest of my life. What separates the so-so musicians in my opinion from the "greats" when this style of music is played with all its counter-melodies is when everyone doesn't "step" on the others' melody line. The late stuff Eddie Condon played with his group exemplified this professionalism in playing. Hope many realize for themselves that this is a memorable performance.....
This is one of the best Bix performances I have heard. I have listened to a lot of those Bix events in Davenport, IA. It seems the performances are in buildings that are not made for music.
SOMEONE HAS JUST COMMENTED THAT FIDGETY FEET THE FIRST NUMBER ON THIS VIDEO IS "INAPPROPRIATE" I TELL THEM TO JUST CLIMB BACK INTO THEIR GOPHER HOLE AND SHUT UP......
Jazzmanjoe 100, thank you for this wonderful uploads; do not mind if some folks answer in other languages since jazz is heard all over the world including the international space station. Keep up with the good work.
A superb recreation of Bix Beiderbeckes music ! If you shut your eyes it could be Bix ; he sent his records home to his disapproving parents ,they never played them .
thanks for your fine comment,some folks praised the parents of bix for being so caring,I think they were un caring not playing his records,,causing his depression which led to his alcoholism and not taking care of his health which hastened his early death. jazzmanjoe100
glad to inform you this bit of sadness (parents not playing recordings of Bix) is disputed strongly in the Jean Pierre Lion biography. He quotes closer sources to the effect these were Bix's collection, mostly of classical recordings by Debussy, Stravinsky and others.
SORRY >> 35.00 - 39.30! "Sorry" >>> 35.00 - 39.30 >>> I feel really sorry BIX never could hear this SORRY! So Sorry BIX could never hear this fantastic "SORRY" of the NYAS > 35.00-39.50!!!
HI LOUIS, SORRY BUT I AM UNABLE TO READ ANY GERMAN, I CAN RAISE A TOAST TO YOU BY SAYING PROSIT, AS I SIP SOME EGG NOG & BRANDY ON NEW YEARS EVE...GLAD YOU ENJOYED MY VIDEOS ON UTUBE I NOW HAVE 685... JAZZMANJOE100
jazzmanjoe100 I am not german but Dutch.( Holland, the Netherlands) . I mean a great formation and you can hear that this music is americain music, you guys play this the best Greatings and very happy newyear ,Louis Bink ( traditional trombone/ trumpet player in Holland)
HI LOUIS,THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENT.I HAVE A FRIEND IN BREDA.GUUS SMITS,HE LOVES TRAD JAZZ LIKE I DO. I PLAN TO FILM SOME DIXIELAND NEXT FRIDAY....WILL PUT IT ON THE TUBE,BAND IS CALLED (NOLA) HAVE THEM ON MY UTUBE VIDEO'S...JAZZMANJOE100
How could anyone describe any of the music here as "inappropriate" or " over energetic" just because it opened the concert with a blast? It's not like these guys were going to run out of steam on the second number - they kept up the pace throughout! I would suggest not much careful listening and a little hostility crept in to this critique! It was, in fact a truly wonderful and enjoyable concert! JazzmanJoe deserves special credit for the display of restraint in his "apology".
I was equally outraged until I realized that the commenter is referring to the introductory music that starts this video, ending at 0:14. Yeah, that is noise, indeed.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU JEAN DECOCK...THANKS FOR WRITING.IT IS VERY COLD HERE IN IOWA,USA -8 DEGREES BELOW ZERO....I AM STAYING INSIDE MY HOME SO I DO NOT RISK GETTING SICK...PLAYING LOTS OF MY JAZZ RECORDINGS...
My 'inappropriate' comment did not refer to 'Fidgety Feet', but to the over-energetic opening music. There's a lot of hostility on this page, and not much careful reading of what is being said!
BRAVO Scott Robinson ... The Way you play so many different instruments. All very WELL!
The Three Cornets (05.38 - My Pretty Girl) > I can listen to that > 3 million times!
Großartige Darbietung der wunderbaren alten Bix -Stücke
One of the very best jazz-concerts of the last 50 years in Traditional Jazz.
That we have on record or RUclips, perhaps?
Gentlemen:
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Believe me ..... this is one of the best concerts given ever in the "World of BIX!"
I believe you, for two days I've been revisiting it and as I see it you've done the same thing for many more years :)
I bought my first dixeland lp in 1954 and have enjoyed this style of music ever since.goes well in pubs,beergardens,riverboats and shopping centres.I particularly like the way clarinet is played in this kind of music.Thanks for the post.
HELLO NOEL, I TOO HAVE LP'S GOING BACK TO THE FIFTIES..SO WE BOTH MUST BE MOLDY FIGS...WITH OVER THREE HUNDRED VIDEO'S ON THE TUBE,I HOPE YOU WILL CHECK OUT SOME OF THE OTHERS...JAZZMANJOE100 THANKS FOR YOUR FINE COMMENT............JAZZMAN JOE
Only about 2 years ago,I reluctantly sold off for next to nothing, a large stack of LPs.mainly jazz.It seems they are now coming back into fashion,due to their "softer" sound.Made a note of your tube site...will be checking it out again..thank you Joe.
jazzmanjoe100
Well have only a few LPS stashed with my brother in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. One of them is "Chicago And All That Jazz" one of the final coming together of the olde Chicagoans: Condon, Teagarden, Bud Powell, Pee Wee Russell, Bob Haggard, Gene Krupa, Joe Sullivan!!! Some of those tracks can now be retrieved on uTube. "After You're Gone" and "Wolverine Blues" are just a few of timeless versions of this Jass!!
Noel Paech HAVE 450 VIDEO'S ON THE TUBE NOW,THANKS FOR WATCHING...I HAVE HUGE COLLECTION OF VINYL NEED TO DOWN SIZE SOON ..MY KIDS WILL JUNK THEM AFTER I'VE GONE..BEST REGARDS, JAZZMAN JOE
Excellent musicians these all are, without exception. I thought this was all top quality, and never did I have any complaints during this excellent program !!! For me, the hands-down highlights were Ken Peplowski's solo feature, with trio, on "China Boy" and his solo on "Riverboat Shuffle." I had heard of him as a tenor saxist in the last big band Benny Goodman led for his final televised special for PBS in November, 1985, and I enjoyed Ken P. 's playing then, and many times since, since I had someone convert my treasured old VHS tape to DVD.
But here, this version of "China Boy" is a big surprise, because instead of a Bixian treatment, we get a tribute to Benny!!!! I put all my expectations aside and never made any comparisons with Benny Goodman while I listened--not once. I was able to enjoy if for what it is, which is the one of the biggest kinds of musical ''kicks'' a person can have.
One can listen to certain jazz tunes and certain famous jazz solos again and again, but there is no way to describe my ecstasy watching Peplowski's flying in action. As a classical clarinetist myself, I really appreciate and admire the digital dexterity and breath control that requires. It is fortunate for the sake of his superb clarinet playing that, by the time of this concert, Ken P. didn't have to contend with the long shadow cast by Benny Goodman. Thank goodness for occasions lide this where he was able tod shine as a clarinetist. Obviously he would not be featured on clarinet in any ensemble with Benny at the helm. I am always gratified to see modern-day musicians not only committed to d in playing traditional jazz. I am also deeply admiring of the fact that they can still find fresh and novel things to say on tunes like these that have been played innumerable times.
By far this is one of the most musical groups, and one of the most faithful to the spirit of the great Bix. This is also one of the freshest-sounding, as they do not sound as if they are self-consciously trying to duplicate the original recordings,
Thank you for a not only greatly enjoyable but also memorable video. This has been my best look ever at the long-obsolete C-melody saxophone, and also one of the best views I have ever had of the similarly scarce bass saxophone.
The Three Cornets in My Pretty Girl (05.38) .... I can hear 3 million times.
Limersjazz SO NICE TO KNOW YOU ENJOY SOME OF MY 450 VIDEO'S.THANKS FOR COMMENTING....I JUST LOVE VINCE GIORDANO AND THE KNIGHTHAWKS,JOSH DUFFEE ORCHESTRA AND THE FAT BABIES......JIM CULLUM,AND MORE AND MORE....BEST REGARDS & HAPPY HOLIDAYS JAZZMAN JOE
Love all instrumentalists. Special "Chapeau" for the very clear Tuba-notes.......in
Fidgety Feet and The C-Melody - Sax in Singing The Blues and The Piano-Solo in My Pretty Girl.
HELLO ROBERT,WILL BE DOING LOTS OF RECORDING IN THE NEXT TWO MONTHS,HOPING YOU WILL ENJOY SOME OF IT ON UTUBE..JAZZMANJOE100
Be sure of that!
THANK YOU ROBERT DUIS
At age 72, I’m learning to play the bass sax. This video is a treasure trove for a guy like me. Thanks a million for posting it!
wow. Cuz Scott, you had way more hair then, and look at you swinging your shoulders and gettin' INTO it. Who can be glum when music like this is playing. VIVA!
At 29.40 the famous Bix composition In A Mist. Beautifully played Mark Shane - exquisite expression.
HIGH QUATITY JAZZ WONDERFUL
Jazz Man Joe always serves up a good feast of great hot jass!! Long may it be so!!
Fantastische musici !!!
The Piano-solo at 05.10 absolutely fabulous!
Thanks the sound he has on that pea shooter (trombone) wow , ,
Utterly astounding. UTTERLY.
I heard lots of good jazz in other styles which I dearly love but this is beyond description! World leaders on their instruments. Thank you for such virtuoso playing and DAMN you for reminding me that I got a lot more to do, even after 50 years of playing around UK, EU and once in USA.
Can't play like Frankie Trombauer nor can I fly B17 bombers, either!
If I had my life to live over, I would study the piano. It's such a marvelous, versatile instrument. Watching someone like Mark Shane makes it look so easy, although I know it most certainly is not. I'd want to be a stride piano player.
These guys are the best band I have ever heard. I used to see them on Long Island in the 1990s and they played a variety of songs. This really updates some of the Bix Beiderbecke material for modern audiences.The players are all top notch and they really capture the spirit of the music as it was played on those early 78 rpm records. Thanks for posting this video.
Lástima que me perdí este concierto en vivo...Grandes artistas hasta hoy y un extraordinario homenaje a BIX.
05.10 My Pretty Girl => Piano solo of World Class!
Чудово. Усі виконавці грають прегарно. Окремо, цікаво грає і співає гітарист.
I hope these guys live forever,
HI ALAN, A FINE WISH FOR SURE BUT SOMETIME IN THE HEREAFTER THERE IS GOING TO BE SOME FINE JAZZ PARTIES AND I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS.
THANKS FOR THE FINE COMMENT..JAZZMAN JOE
jazzmanjoe100 these guys are truly the best of the best, my all time favorites for sure, thanks again for giving us acess to these wonderful players, alan
Dan Barrett with the rhythm-section in "Wait Till You See, Ma Cherie: Fantastic!
10 out of 10!
Robert Duis thanks for looking at my video lots more at jazzmanjoe100.....thanks for your comment and enjoy...jazzmanjoe
Briliiant musicians alround im a trombonist so i will mention Dan , love his playing he brings the trom alive
Dear JazzmanJoe... thanks for send your vídeos...amazing,superb "Concert for Bix" ...I'm Trumpet player, Bandleader of Dixie Swingers Jazz Band from Lindoia,SP, Brazil., thanks again.. Regards
HELLO SERGIO,THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENTS....OUR LOCAL DIXIELAND BAND NOLA WILL BE PERFORMING AT THE BIX JAZZ FESTIVAL IN AUGUST AND I HOPE TO DO SOME VIDEO ON IT..BEST REGARDS AND KEEP SWINGING
Thanks Joe I'll wait your vídeo with very happy. My Personal Best Regards.
Yes, this is a wonderful performance in my opinion too.. One I will be playing the rest of my life. What separates the so-so musicians in my opinion from the "greats" when this style of music is played with all its counter-melodies is when everyone doesn't "step" on the others' melody line. The late stuff Eddie Condon played with his group exemplified this professionalism in playing. Hope many realize for themselves that this is a memorable performance.....
Good old stuff , cnt beat old school jazz. I was lucky to be born into it
This is one of the best Bix performances I have heard. I have listened to a lot of those Bix events in Davenport, IA. It seems the performances are in buildings that are not made for music.
Probably the best dixieland live jazz on youtube.
Your soul is imbued with the best jazz I've heard guys!!
SOMEONE HAS JUST COMMENTED THAT FIDGETY FEET THE FIRST NUMBER ON THIS VIDEO IS "INAPPROPRIATE" I TELL THEM TO JUST CLIMB BACK INTO THEIR GOPHER HOLE AND SHUT UP......
Give them the business Joe!! Good to see you are still sparkin' Joe!!
BRAVO les d'jeunes !!! 🔵⚪🔴
obaldennaj musica fantastic !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Two words: Wow! and Bravo!
THANKS FOR COMMENTING ROGER,JAZZMAN JOE100
Really a gem!!!
Beautiful interpretation of Frank Trumbauer's solo on "Singin' the Blues" by Scott Robinson.
A great rendition and quite appropriate I would say..Chris Hopman in Canberra.
Jazzmanjoe 100, thank you for this wonderful uploads; do not mind if some folks answer in other languages since jazz is heard all over the world including the international space station. Keep up with the good work.
THANK YOU BOB FOR COMMENTING ON MY VIDEO'S,I WILL BE ADDING MORE IN 2017...JAZZMANJOE100
It's a real pleasure to hear from you
Thanks for this- just great!
HOW COULD TWO PEOPLE GIVE THIS WONDERFUL MUSI A THUMBS DOWN, UNBELIEVABLE , AL.
+alan cobain SORRY I MISSPELLED MUSIC
Someone could post a video on YT demonstrating the cure for cancer, and there would be down votes. I.e., there are idiots galore in this old world.
absolutely fantastic
Great performance. Too bad the end is cut off.
Am I the only troll out here that noticed nobody mentioned that Eddie Condon would have said these guys are 'too good to ignore' ?
Top notch players all!
Maravilloso !!
A superb recreation of Bix Beiderbeckes music ! If you shut your eyes it could be Bix ; he sent his records home to his disapproving parents ,they never played them .
thanks for your fine comment,some folks praised the parents of bix for being so caring,I think they were un caring not playing his records,,causing his depression which led to his alcoholism and not taking care of his health which hastened his early death. jazzmanjoe100
glad to inform you this bit of sadness (parents not playing recordings of Bix) is disputed strongly in the Jean Pierre Lion biography. He quotes closer sources to the effect these were Bix's collection, mostly of classical recordings by Debussy, Stravinsky and others.
Linda Weimer Not according to Bix !
I love the bilingual version of Mississippi Mud.
Fantastic
SORRY >> 35.00 - 39.30!
"Sorry" >>> 35.00 - 39.30 >>> I feel really sorry BIX never could hear this SORRY!
So Sorry BIX could never hear this fantastic "SORRY" of the NYAS > 35.00-39.50!!!
Nice!
All soli in "Sorry" >>>10 out of 10!
IF I MISJUDGED YOUR COMMENT,I APOLOGIZE....
Geweldige formatie. Het is toch muziek van Amerikanen dat blijkt hier uit.
HI LOUIS, SORRY BUT I AM UNABLE TO READ ANY GERMAN, I CAN RAISE A TOAST TO YOU BY SAYING PROSIT, AS I SIP SOME EGG NOG & BRANDY ON NEW YEARS EVE...GLAD YOU ENJOYED MY VIDEOS ON UTUBE I NOW HAVE 685... JAZZMANJOE100
jazzmanjoe100 I am not german but Dutch.( Holland, the Netherlands) .
I mean a great formation and you can hear that this music is americain music, you guys play this the best
Greatings and very happy newyear ,Louis Bink ( traditional trombone/ trumpet player in Holland)
HI LOUIS,THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENT.I HAVE A FRIEND IN BREDA.GUUS SMITS,HE LOVES TRAD JAZZ LIKE I DO. I PLAN TO FILM SOME DIXIELAND NEXT FRIDAY....WILL PUT IT ON THE TUBE,BAND IS CALLED (NOLA) HAVE THEM ON MY UTUBE VIDEO'S...JAZZMANJOE100
jazzmanjoe100 Ok I see!
Heer Louis Bink => Volgens mij stammen de meeste musici op dit podium uit Europa.
How could anyone describe any of the music here as "inappropriate" or " over energetic" just because it opened the concert with a blast? It's not like these guys were going to run out of steam on the second number - they kept up the pace throughout! I would suggest not much careful listening and a little hostility crept in to this critique! It was, in fact a truly wonderful and enjoyable concert!
JazzmanJoe deserves special credit for the display of restraint in his "apology".
I was equally outraged until I realized that the commenter is referring to the introductory music that starts this video, ending at 0:14. Yeah, that is noise, indeed.
The C Melody and tenor sax do seem to confuse each other by shape.
БЛЕСК!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
ㄹㅇ내취향이다
ONLY ENGLISH SPOKEN OR WRITTEN HERE.THANKS FOR COMMENTING. JAZZMAN JOE
Please let me know when YOU know a better Orchestra playing "The Traditional Jazz of the Twenties".
BIX, ¿WAY DON'T YOU LIVE JUST 10 YEARS MORE?
BIX DIED OF PNEUMONIA & ALCOHOLISM..THE GRIM REAPER SAID IT WAS TIME TO GO,,,,,
You mean 100 years more.
Neat!!!! 😂
HAPPY-NEWJEAR jazzman JOE .
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU JEAN DECOCK...THANKS FOR WRITING.IT IS VERY COLD HERE IN IOWA,USA -8 DEGREES BELOW ZERO....I AM STAYING INSIDE MY HOME SO I DO NOT RISK GETTING SICK...PLAYING LOTS OF MY JAZZ RECORDINGS...
My 'inappropriate' comment did not refer to 'Fidgety Feet', but to the over-energetic opening music.
There's a lot of hostility on this page, and not much careful reading of what is being said!
IF I MISJUDGED YOUR COMMENT, I APOLOGIZE.FOR MY THOUGHTLESS & RUDE REPLY......JAZZMAN JOE
Are you familiar with the scroll bar on every YT video? You might try it sometime. It really works.
EXCELENT BAND , BUT NOBODY SOUNDS LIKE BIX
THANKS FOR BEING A SUBSCRIBER, I APPRECIATE YOUR FINE COMMENTS,JAZZMAN JOE
Why does anyone need to sound like Bix. Cornetist just plays in Bix's style.
what's name trombone?
Carlitos dè Cuba WRITE TO ME AGAIN ID THE VIDEO AND I WILL TRY TO ID THE TROMBONE PLAYER....BEST REGARDS, JAZZMAN JOE
Carlitos dè Cuba Dan Barrett.
Inappropriate opening music...
ARE YOU KIDDING,I NEVER HEARD A MORE RIDICULOUS STATEMENT THAN THAT, YOU MUST NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT JAZZ???