Growing up WI pulic radio in the 1960's had a jazz show every Sunday afternoon. The announcer featured Barnet often along with other important musicians like Fletcher Henderson, Chick Webb, Prez, Tatum and Hines. I often thougth it was a lesson in the "Fundamentals of American Jazz".

Amazing My friend Unk Danny-O and I were just about to eat dinner and Unk clicks on boogie woogie best women and every single talented woman kicked a$$.❤❤😮.But when Martha and her bass and drummer were amazing I never in my life have been so shocked with amazement 😊😊❤

Mejor que elvisco

SLIM is LOVE……….

I taught myself this after seeing the TV performance in the early 60’s. I was three months old…

Safe to wager the drummer was clearly consuming more than just coffee and bagels :) :) :)

Holiday's backing band included here Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, Vic Dickenson, and Roy Eldridge.

Wouah Billie Holiday ..!! La Diva ..

Who are the other musicians?

Can you imagine what it must have been like to be walking the streets of NYC back in the day, just minding your business, when you come across some joint, below the sidewalk, and hear music like this just flowing out onto the street? Then you walk down the steps, enter the doorway to find the place packed with people just jamming the night away?

Love it

Les ❤Brown and Stumpy Brown, both Skooks from Rienerton, PA., you know it's right next to Tower City😂. You know who else is from the Pennsylvania coal region? 😮 Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey are from Shenandoah, Schuylkill County 😊 ... tio Jimmy from beautiful 😂bucolic 😅 downtown Schnecksville, PA, sun 🌞 and fun 🎉capital of the world 🌎

fabulous song 🌺🤸🏻🌺🤸🏻🌺🤸🏻🌺

So frigging funny

Just fabulous...........have liked Anita O'Day for many years

I could listen and watch these two for hours. Pure magic.

One drop rule... definitely had rhythm

¡¡¡¡Bravísimo!!!!... ¡Divina!... 👍👍👍👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹🌻🌻🌻🌷🌷🌷💐💐💐

Did anybody catch the lead guitarist's fretboard (finger) tapping at 0:36 minutes?! This technique was re-popularized by Eddie Van Halen in the late 1970's and enthusiasts think Eddie invented this technique. Eddie was born in 1955. The recording played in the video by Johnny Carroll & The Hot Rockets was released in 1956.

There's another version of "A Foggy Day" by a different Hazel Scott trio. It is extraordinary. It is an instrumental version that really shows off her waaay advanced piano conception & technique (a la Art Tatum), along with a one chorus bass solo and one chorus trading fours with the drummer. I heard it moments ago on WBGO,, just a little after midnight. I haven't been able to find it on KZbin. It really was exceptional !

Songs of our grandparents ❤️!

Greatest Jazz video on KZbin, please I beg you never delete . (To ever have a woman look at you like Billie looks at Prez and die happy)

Is fats navarro there?

❤ reminders

very good kzbin.info/door/_UoxsVuXnS7_akQK8v7Nmg

Yessss

I did a report on Bill Robinson in middle school. GOAT

G.O.A.T.

What a thrill for Billy May it must have been to play his own hit arrangement !

Aware of who she was for many years, but never heard her until now. Never knew what I was missing.

2024 the movie Till brought me here 😢 a child tho..

I dream with this beutifull Black Beautty❤❤❤😍🥰👍🇲🇽

One of the great big bands. At this time they were on top.l

THE GOAT

The origin of rap videos with barely naked women

Miss Holiday could sing me the New York City phone book and it would still sound damm sexy!! Love you Billie❤❤❤

I met Slim many times, initially for interviews and photos. He was an amazing guy. I remember once I was photographing him in St James Park with Buckingham Palace in the background (because HE was royalty!). He was dancing for my camera, playing fantastically with his hat. It is forbidden to do professional photos in a Royal park. So when I saw a van full of policemen approach I got a bit worried. They had seen Slim. All they wanted to do was line up and ask for his autograph! I loved that man.

#drumandbass ❤

Such a great player was Charlie Barnet!

Beautiful ❤

Wow i never heard this version . Use to the other Version cab did . But i think this is the best of the two . Damn it both are awesome

LOVE IT!!!

the guy on the right at :45 always gets me

I got Eminem on my playlist right after this. The list is sorted by how much I enjoy the songs.

Intenso🔥

I saw a flapper on Halloween, when asked who Josephine Baker was she asked where does she work? 😅😂 Her friend had a wrestling robe on that said Nature Boy, I asked did you wear it because of Nat? She said who’s Nat?!😂😢😅😅😅😂😂😂😂

Loved this man's musicianship, cried when I heard he'd died. He'd been urged to have his cancer treated, but felt it more important, at the time, to be there for his audience!

I'd roll if Dunkin' Donuts used this in a new commercial😅

Ah, yes. “Drum and bass”

Mary was already pretty famous as a good singer and a great guitarist on early television when she married les. I suggest people would take a listen to Mary Ford