Benny Goodman Quartet - Avalon video free download

Sakura Y

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musicmaker1961

Thanks for this upload ! what a great performance by four of the greatest Jazz musicians really enjoyed it!

Ismael Rinaudo

¡Maestro total! ¡¡Dios te haya mandado al Cielo!!

Laura Lambresi

This was the #1 song the year I was born.

Laura Lambresi

Love his quartet! Saw him live in SanDiego "Jazz At The Philharmonic " !!! One of the highlights of my life!

EDWINA REIZER

My father's favorite band of all of them Gigi

Bill Staley

If your old, but not too old, and still have some common sense, you cannot say he wasn't the King of Swing.....

OSCAR LUIS FEMOPASE

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Michael Klein

Just a side note: You have to remember the moniker "The King of Swing" was a tag given by his publicists. Much in the same way back then, Artie Shaw was known as "The King of the Clarinet". Now, in my estimation, both were fantastic musicians; however, Goodman certainly DID swing better than Artie Shaw; most fans won't refute that. Shaw, on the other hand, had a slightly better tone (he was great on ballads because of that) and invented new fingering on his instrument for reaching the highest notes possible. They were BOTH virtuosos on that instrument! Goodman could really swing, worked with other musicians who likewise could swing. Shaw was more intellectual and artistic in his playing and arrangements. But as mentioned below there were so many great swing stars back then--perhaps we should call each of them "the king of swing"! 

Michael Klein

Just a side note: You have to remember the moniker "The King of Swing" was a tag given by his publicists. Much in the same way back then, Artie Shaw was known as "The King of the Clarinet". Now, in my estimation, both were fantastic musicians; however, Goodman certainly DID swing better than Artie Shaw; most fans won't refute that. Shaw, on the other hand, had a slightly better tone (he was great on ballads because of that) and invented new fingering on his instrument for reaching the highest notes possible. They were BOTH virtuosos on that instrument!

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Evan McElfresh

been listening to the original quartet recorded in 1963 "together again!" rca victor i believe-absolutely wonderful!

Okay Cesarini

I feel good to be a clarinet player after watching this.

Hulado

glad i lived long enough to hear this. thanks boys.

bigalinwesttexas

What an all star quintet. Each one worth the price of admission. Each a band leader at one time or another. Like that change up towards the end

Justin

People really shouldn't keep calling him the king of swing. He was really only called that because his band just happened to be one of the first to become part of popular culture. He was a fantastic Jazz player by all means but no one could honestly proclaim him the best. He even knew that wasn't true.

Klaus Wille

Just love these guys, first and foremost Gene Krupa. Just look at him from 4:50 on how much fun he has and projects, like every single beat is special and matters. May heaven swing to the sound of those four giants!

Don Little

The great Quartet,masters all, Goodman, Wilson Hampton and Krupa.Even with Gene close to the end of his life and ill, the vibrant swing sound is still there with allthe excitement. Say as you wish,these had no equal. Don

grunntalll

its pretty funny how todays mainstream crap is popular after this has been in the mainstream 70 years ago.

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