Sam Noto is still alive in his mid nineties. (Well, I guess he may have passed but I don't know for sure). Blue Michell is gone for sure. The sad part about this is the fact the recording industry didn't have the technology we have today. Oh, well......... I enjoyed the cut. Thanks

Sometimes I nearly cry listening to all your older music. Reliving the time. Mr Herb Alpert there is no one quite like you. Love your music and appreciate your talent.

Thanks for posting this. It's been memory-holed in the digital era. It's simply missing from all CD releases and digital streaming and download versions of the album. I suspect it's because the synthesizer (?) solo that doesn't fit in with the rest of the album. But the reissues don't even bother to mention in the liner notes that a decision was made to ditch the tune. It's like it never existed.

One of the greatest songs ever recorded IMO. It's got the jazz, rhythm and story telling..from “Mack the Knife” was a Kurt Weill composition from Berthold Brecht's “Three Penny Opera.” - Ain't that kick...!!

Any musician that knew or played with this guy will tell you what this monster was like.

This is ❤❤ super. Never heard it before

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As joias da música americana. Jazz forever jazz! 💯

GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1846 Mercury Records Red Rodney tpt Nice remastering

Thanks for putting this music 🎶 back out in the public sphere. 😊

Beautiful

Johnny was lethal! 😊

Where 🤔 has this recording been all my life 😊

Who says a trumpet can’t talk?! Wonderful ❤

Una de las mejores versiones del maestro Herp Alpert, indiscutible su sonido y calidad del último tango en París. Sin lugar a dudas te lleva a ése tiempo. Maravilloso músico y productor. 👌👏

Hey, loved the vibe🙌! I'm not really sure if it is the best time to ask but, I was wondering if I could help you create a better distribution by working on post-production like better storytelling through Edits, Keywords, think catchy intros and outros, or even some engaging short clips! Would love to chat if you're interested and keep creating good content:)

Never heard of this man before but I loved the track. Cool……….

Cool! Nice choice.😊

Brutal!!!!!

Thank you!

Great scat and beautiful saxophone.

Bellísima interpretación !. Gracias por compartirla.

Ontime

Man, this song puts a smile on my face !

COLECIONO ESSA ORQUESTRA DESDE OS ANOS 60!

二名とも、grate😊

Thank you!

Just realised that Miles’ Half Nelson is based on Tadd Dameron’s Lazy Bird. Doh! 😫

BINGO!

I think it's one of his best ever!

Not bad. Seriously!

Temononón!!

The Robbins Music Corporation, an ASCAP publisher member, published this song.

You must be on a Johnny Hodges kick 😅 Good stuff

Thank you! Wow, a fadeout.

The song is from the album Jigrandi del Jazz by jazz saxophonist Sonny Rollins. I could not find information on who were playing on the album. The mastering sounds like the songs were recorded with the same musicians. Any insight or information on this album would be appreciated. Hope you enjoy.

Great arrangement.

I ara mateix m'estic IMAGINANT a Món PARE.... quan vivia a PARÍS (Montmatre).... Als anys 50....del segle XX....

MAGNÍFICS!! 👍👍🐂🐄🐃🔊🔔🌀🌀👉

A bit like me ,very stylish.

Just class,and you know it.

Nice work. Thanks

How many knew the female vocal was Blossom Dearie.

This is the song of my life. My father introduced it to me when I was very young. It was his favourite song. When I was a teenager, I found the 12 inch 1937 record by Bunny, and played it to destruction on a gramophone that I had bought in a junk shop in Brighton, where I grew up. I still love this wonderful piece of music today.

I thought I was only person who still listened to King Pleasure, Blossom Dearie and Slim Gallard. Thanks for sharing this.

My mother used to tell me king pleasure was the first - others copied him

Such a great, fun song! I remember listening to it when I was little 💗💗

Some fun Dixieland

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