Jumpin with Harry James Orch.
My first idol. I learned to play jazz by playing along with his records. I wore them out. Later I played with Ziggy Elman, Ray Anthony, Raphael Mendez, The Dorsey's, Miles, Chet, Maynard, Lee, Freddy, Count, Stan, ... I wasn't that good, but I did have fun and performed at local spots, dances, weddings, ... My love for music is a constant in my life.
Thanks for viewing.
This is good old big band swing from the 50's - 70's. I saw him and most big bands in the 50's at Convention Hall in Asbury Park, NJ during the summers. Wow! I sure was lucky!
https://youtu.be/R5wTHGANiosEnjoy,
Mark
Smudgey
Loc: Ohio, Calif, Now Arizona
Wow what a sound ! It is a rare thing to hear anything remotely close to that today. as always thanks Mark.
Smudgey wrote:
Wow what a sound ! It is a rare thing to hear anything remotely close to that today. as always thanks Mark.
Thank you. You can find lots of those sounds on YouTube.
Give this a listen:
https://youtu.be/MCpAJk-CILAEnjoy,
Mark
There was a good piece on All Things Considered today about bluegrass.
markngolf wrote:
My first idol. I learned to play jazz by playing along with his records. I wore them out. Later I played with Ziggy Elman, Ray Anthony, Raphael Mendez, The Dorsey's, Miles, Chet, Maynard, Lee, Freddy, Count, Stan, ... I wasn't that good, but I did have fun and performed at local spots, dances, weddings, ... My love for music is a constant in my life.
Thanks for viewing.
This is good old big band swing from the 50's - 70's. I saw him and most big bands in the 50's at Convention Hall in Asbury Park, NJ during the summers. Wow! I sure was lucky!
https://youtu.be/R5wTHGANiosEnjoy,
Mark
My first idol. I learned to play jazz by playing a... (
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In his later years his orchestra stayed in Las Vegas and his drummer was from Pennington. Tony DeNicola whom I new and played with locally
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