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https://youtu.be/7F30k_dXaak By Blue Steele and his Orchestra, a territory dance band from the late 20s to the 40s (only recorded from 1927-31, (((THAT I KNOW OF))) This song features a rather interesting scat solo by Steele himself. If you'd like more history on Blue Steele and his awful temper and wonderfully hot orchestra, comment and I'll add anything » Continue Reading
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https://youtu.be/2x6G1qSSQk4 my bands cover of DOuble O Bo » Continue Reading
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Here's some covers of Post-Barrett Pink Floyd songs on acoustic https://youtu.be/cHwYRX4KVQQ Let me know what you think, I have some Pink Floyd covers on my channel too of my current band and past bands! and a lot of jazz songs haha » Continue Reading
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https://youtu.be/C3Y61xptADY My cover of "Pow R. Toc H.", The Marblestones are a band I have formed recently. Check it out! » Continue Reading
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https://youtu.be/3HrsdFI6xFI A song from 1943, I really love the melody and lyrics, and decided to put my own flavour in it. » Continue Reading
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https://youtu.be/FY6F2YFhsoo "Pow R. Toc H." Live at the BBC, this is such a unique song. An attempt to make a second song like "Interstellar Overdrive" but in my opinion, is a lot more creative and catchy. Quite a feeling! A very wild number » Continue Reading
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Leo Reisman and his Orchestra, "Poor Butterfly" recorded April, 13th 1941 https://youtu.be/xcbaZclNRDk Now this is a very unique arrangement of this song if youre familiar with it. It was written in 1916, but Reisman gives this such a luxurious and enchanting treatment, with a whole violin section and great players. Drop a comment what you think, this is a bit different than the others I have post... » Continue Reading
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https://youtu.be/MT5k3vbJqjI "Goofus" by Slim Lamar and his Southerners recorded in 1928 in Memphis, Tennessee at the Memphis auditorium! It is a great song with a lot of energy, AND had one of the first recorded slap bass playing. It is a really good, tight band. Well talented musicians! Enjoy!~ » Continue Reading
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https://youtu.be/dJU1WLfJYKQ By one of my idols, Tal Henry and his North Carolinians. They play it absolutely red hot and tightly together here. Features a lot of hot solos. A trombone, cornet, and clarinet after the vocal. the vocal is great too, a vocal trio. I believe all the boys of the band had a hand in writing this. I can tell you just about anything you wanna know about Tal Henry and his b... » Continue Reading
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https://youtu.be/IAFYKEjWxmU By Blue Steele and his Orchestra again, this one is a waltz. I wont say too much about this because I am in a rush but it is such a beautiful melody, the tone of Blue Steeles trombone is a bit odd but fits the somber mood of the song! LEAVE A COMMENT, THANKS! » Continue Reading
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THIS IS THE ALBUM! ONE HITTER WONDERS!! I hold it very near and dear to my heart. It moves me in ways music hadn't quite yet before. simplistic yet complex, and such a unique setup of songs (especially the last one, BEOWULF) I hope you all enjoy this. It's beautiful. Please take a listen and leave a comment of your FAVORITE ONE HITTER WONDER! » Continue Reading
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https://youtu.be/R1pzohFZKOY By Mart Britt and his Orchestra, this is a very hot song and well arranged. I particularly love Mart Britt, but only a few of his recordings are available to the world. He was a fantastic song writer, hot and sweet jazz. He played guitar and banjo and sings on this song too. If you want any more information on Mart Britt, comment below. Now, enjoy the music and leave a... » Continue Reading
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