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Related: About this forumThe Benny Goodman Quartet, to mark the 80th anniversary of their 1938 concert at Carnegie Hall.
From "Hollywood Hotel" the Benny Goodman Quartet with Teddy Wilson, Lionel Hampton, and Gene Krupa with "I Got A Heartful Of Music":
Benny Goodman, clarinet; Lionel Hampton, vibes; Teddy Wilson, piano; Gene Krupa, drums. With George Duvivier on bass. Hey, that Lionel Hampton's gotta be the King of Swing! Early 70s?
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The Benny Goodman Quartet, to mark the 80th anniversary of their 1938 concert at Carnegie Hall. (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
Jan 2018
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niyad
(113,336 posts)1. thank you!!
jmbar2
(4,890 posts)2. Utter joy - thank you.
Gene Krupa has Elvis-like appeal in his early days. Wow.
marble falls
(57,102 posts)3. And now for something completely different from Benny Goodman.....
eppur_se_muova
(36,267 posts)4. O! M! G! Mixing of the races on stage ! How will civilization survive ??
Hard to believe what a big deal that was at the time.
An appropriate post for MLKJ day. Thanks, mahatma !
Plucketeer
(12,882 posts)5. INSPIRATIONAL
Born in '45, I was immersed in this sorta music as it thrived. I hope it never goes silent - even after I do. If this crew can't get your toes tappin', you may well have joined them
Thanks for posting this. Sets the tone for the coming day!
longship
(40,416 posts)6. Here's "Sing, Sing, Sing" from the same Carnegie Hall concert.
It brought the house down. Gene Krupa and his relentless tom-toms!!
Just wonderful!
Oops! Forgot the link! My bad!