Honeysuckle Rose - Red Norvo And His Swing Octet (Columbia) video free download
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Duration: 03:14
Uploaded: 2012/07/18
Recorded on January 25, 1935. The session that John Hammond produced for xylophonist Red Norvo on January 25, 1935 was a typical effort. Hammond recruited the up-and-coming black tenor saxophone star Leon "Chu" Berry and drummer Gene Krupa to join Norvo's group. Norvo brought clarinetist Johnny Mince, bassist Artie Bernstein, pianist Teddy Wilson, twenty-one year old guitar whiz George Van Eps, trombone star Jack Jenney, and trumpeter Bunny Berigan.
The set opens brightly with "Honeysuckle Rose," giving each of the soloists a chance to air his chops effectively.
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11 years ago
trygve Hernæs
Leon Chu Berry is King!11 years ago
roybo1930
It`s so strange how MODERN this sounds! It sounds more like "Hip Jazz from the Late 40s or 50s. very COOL!11 years ago
Anderw Marcell
That is remarkably good. I really like how each artist can show his stuff. If they only did this showcasing more often. I really enjoyed this Thank you my friend Andy11 years ago
Westtoledoguy
wonderful record Red Norvo and Honeysuckle Rose all great classicsRelated Videos
