Benny Goodman and his orchestra - I'll Never Say Never Again - 1953 video free download

Steven Kalka

I still have the Texaco album. Unfortunately, I gave up trying to play any more vinyl when my 25 year old amp and pre-amp went kaput, and new amps/pre-amps no longer are made to directly process turntable output. You need to buy an intermediate phono pre-amp device, and the result is inferior sound, so I gave up.      I also became a Benny Goodman, Helen Forest, and Helen Ward fan. I was 7 years old.

bob eunice

what a great old standard  thanks

Barry I. Grauman

That was a promotional album, as Texaco sponsored Benny's inital "Swing Into Spring" TV special on CBS in April 1958. The tracks, however, were culled from Benny's earlier Columbia recordings, and contained no soundtrack material from the actual special...

bryan padgett

My family had this on an LP that My father got for filling up at Texaco . It was called " Swing Into Spring ".It had a drawing of the friendly and helpful " Texaco Man " on the back . ' You can trust your car to the man who wears the star - the big white Texaco star '. I was only six or so but was in love with both Helen Ward & Helen Forrest .

Barry I. Grauman

Recorded on February 23, 1953, and originally issued on an album spotlighting Fletcher Henderson's arrangements for Benny over the years...

Will Adams

Yea, she also sings, "What a Little Moonlight Can Do".

phredl

I believeHelen Ward came out of retirement to record two songs for this album. Strange album most of the songs were originals from the early days

I'll Never Say "Never Again" Again (1957)

I'll Never Say "Never Again" Again (1957) - Dinah Shore