Song Of India - Tommy Dorsey descargar videos gratis

charles miller

TOMMY DORSEY WAS A GREAT TROMBONIST BUT SORTA NOT A JAZZ PLAYER, MORE OF A MELODY MAN ON A VERY TOUGH INSTRUMENT. JACK TEAGARDEN OR J.J.JOHNSON WERE JAZZ PLAYERS.

Michael alexander

was that a young buddy rich on the drums?

Ruby McGowan

a big favorite in the 40s what a piece of dance music a master piece

John Cupak

Mellow Big Band sound of Tommy Dorsey playing Song of India from Las Vegas Nights (1941).

Jerry Kennedy

From: 'Las Vegas Nights' (1941)Song Of India - Tommy DorseyiTubeNLNotice a young Buddy Rich on Drums ~

Dave Pipe

1937 - Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra recorded the famous "Song of "India". It was a jazz instrumental based on an aria from Rimsky-Korsakov's 1896 opera Sadko.#dapimusic #mymusichangout #bigbandmusic #jazzmusic #tommydorsey #onthisday #onthisdate 

John short

On this day ~~1956 - Big band leader and trombone soloist Tommy Dorsey died. 

John short

On this day 1956 - Big band leader and trombone soloist Tommy Dorsey died. 

d09071958

The great Rimsky Korsakov meets the great Tommy Dorsey!

John Coyle

See if you can see Tommy take a breath on his solos. And believe me , it's not "Trick Photography" .

lcs1956

Probably the apex of the American civilization - as a people we truly had our act together. And the look on Buddy Rich's face says he knows it.

ddkoda

Amazing bit of direction and cinematography as our attention is taken from the outside marquis to following two patrons into the establishment then panning a number of other customers until as our attention is piqued we finally see the mightyDorsey organization in top form performing one of their major hits that brought them fame and fortune.

FRIDAY NIGHT SESSIONS

*FNS*Tommy Dorsey - "Song of India" (From: 'Las Vegas Nights' (1941))Roger has the night off, and I might pop in and play a few miscellaneous tunes throughout the night. Nothing planned, just some cool songs for your stream...#worldwarii #swingmusic #tommydorsey #lasvegasnights *Sean*

Hyslop65

I think Ziggy Elman is the trumpet soloist

MrDEMcT

In the original studio recording of Song of India, yes. A lot of these movie songs are "lip-synced" with the original recording used in the sound track, and it shows when you watch closely. This one, though, doesn't look like one of those, unless Tommy Dorsey is a sync magician with the trombone slide. And Berigan was long gone from TD's band by 1941. IMDb's full cast lists the clarinetist (Johnny Mince) and the drummer (Buddy Rich), but no Bunny. I'm just guessing, though. I wondered, too.

Nola Blanche Spaulding-Tope

Bunny Berigan on Trumpet??

Diogenes1360

Truely this little snipet captures a beautiful moment in time!

Diogenes1360

This is the "coolest" version yet! Dig, those crazy ol' bartenders! Man, they don't make-um like that anymore . . .

pclinn

my dad is one of the trumpeters, ray linn. thanks for posting. can't find this anywhere else!

Opus One

Opus One - 1943 Stereo - Tommy Dorsey