Bunny Berigan Orch. (vocal Kathleen Lane) - I Cried For You video free download

berger meister

is she one of the 3 lane sisters?

4205lr

He wasn't about to die, nor was this one of his last solos. He died in 1942!!

BigSpiderback

It will be one of my favorites also, the vocal is lovely and Bunny's solo is gorgeous. Not unusual for Bunny. I wouldn't change a note.

Richard Salvucci

Dude, Bunny was not James. He was bombed out of his mind most of the time from the age of 25 on. It took its toll. But he was the greatest story teller on the trumpet in the Swing Era. Who else? Roy Eldridge? Read Schuller's appreciation of him. Then get back to me.

mrf111stick

This song is very sweetly done but I cannot get worked up about Berigan.He is a good trumpet player.- but not nearly in the also rans for being called GREAT or THE BEST. I respect him and admire his ability but he was not in this or last century among the best.

Lennart Lindvall

Bunny Berigan, my favourite trumpetplayer...But Bunny, why drinking all that booze??That was no good for you

Gustavo A. B.

Great!... thank you very much!

dan morris

He was a little shaky because he was about to die. This was one of his last recorded solos. He would be dead in about a month from a personal life devoted to disappation.. Even at death's door he is able to wring out a level of emotion that brings a tear to my eye. Although his technique is no longer what it was when he was with Dorsey, he always extends his line just a little farther than you expect. It is his swan song and one of my all time favorites

Charles Henry

I've always loved Bunny Berigan and he is fabulous on this record but somebody...please...enlighten me...who is this angel doing the vocal? Kathleen Lane...not familiar with her but I want to be! What a gorgeous tone! Such tender phrasing! Enchanting!

Michael Zirpolo

Beautiful record! For the full story of it, and the rest of Berigan's music and life, check out the new biography of him: "Mr. Trumpet--the Trials, Tribulations and Triumph of Bunny Berigan" by Michael P. Zirpolo. For info, search Mr. Trumpet.

ljliljohn

The Berigan solo is okay, if a little shaky...but ,who is doing the wonderful job on tenor? Anyone know?

bobareebop

Berigan had gorgeous tone.

alovelyjessture

so pretty :)

Barry I. Grauman

Recorded on November 22, 1938.

Corrie121

Where are all the comments for this worthy post? This is wonderful and I have added it to my "playlist". Thank you for sharing. It is much appreciated.

twilightnerdforlife

yes,i love this song.lol-i love how we are the only two comments aubree:D

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