Alice Blue Gown - Red Nichols & His Five Pennies (Miff Mole, Adrian Rollini) video free download
106,399
Duration: 02:48
Uploaded: 2013/02/22
Red Nichols, c / Mannie Klein, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Fud Livingston, cl / Jimmy Dorsey, as / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Arthur Schutt, p / Carl Kress, g / Vic Berton, d. New York, February 16, 1929.
Comments
8 years ago
John Davies
What a tune and with what a line-up.8 years ago
njplr
Would this be considered a fox trot? LOVE how snappy it is - the song is usually way too slow and sappy for me.9 years ago
Allen Zollman
Stunning pics complement the music, thank you.9 years ago
dick12235
Time again for this Treat. Thanks. 9 years ago
Joe Carbery
Lots of great solos. How 'bout Jimmy Dorsey also?9 years ago
dick12235
Always a treat. thanks.9 years ago
Kenneth deGruchy
First time to hear this take. How exciting as I did not know there was an alternate take from the one I have been listening to for many years. Absolutely inspiring and most of all HOT.9 years ago
Lee Campbell
Sure wish I was alive in the days this music was recorded . I listen to it over and over . I would have enjoyed playing a set with the band .9 years ago
MrJimmienoone
If you compare the original waltz to this jazzed-up version, you know what you can show to people who ask you what jazz is all about. 9 years ago
kdegru
I did not know there was an alternate take. This is really exciting to hear after listening to my recording of it the last 35 years.10 years ago
dick12235
Thanks again: Always a treat.10 years ago
dick12235
Thanks: One of my Favorites again.11 years ago
Dugald Gonsal
Fabulous bass sax. I love it.11 years ago
giancarlo russo
Great Rollini11 years ago
BixBix81
Sorry for RED NICHOLS.He all solos ever is like GOD.It never happened again from my side. Bixbix8111 years ago
phredl
I thought Nichols solo on this was suberb also. Poor Red never seems to get any respect. lol!11 years ago
phredl
David, You could get a pretty good idea if you wanted to go through the Rust books. It would take awhile but might be fun to do.I don't think he did any recording after 1936. But I may be wrong11 years ago
Håkan Andersen
At this session Rollini was temporarely back in the US due to a family matter. He was playing with Fred Elizalde in London, and went back again in March 1929.11 years ago
David Glowacki
l wonder how many recording the magnificent Rollini made in his career11 years ago
Ed Grosso
Great recording! Wonderful clarity When Rollini plays my desk vibrated. Thanks for posting this.Related Videos
