22 musicians playing 90 instruments between them

One of the best guitar solos I've ever heard

No matter how good this is not about the guitar player. It's about Charles Brown one of the few true immortals of the Blues

The great Charles Brown. I caught him in Seattle at Jazz Alley years ago. Table next to Charles to watch to watch his hands. What a voice and pianist. Deep blues boys, oh Yeah!

RIP Russell - what a great talent and great guy!

what year is this from

RIP Russel Malone! You were really one of the greats!

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥RIP i'm sorry for stealing your joke

RIP

Never another like Russell Malone.

うわ、めっちゃ好き

Rip russell malone, there will never be another you

Rest in Peace, Russell. Gone far too soon 😢

I love this song ❤

GOD BLEES USA❤

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Amazing , love it. Quoting Bobby 'Blue' Bland , x

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Amazing musicians😃😃😃😃😃

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Must have listened and learned some chops from Hank G...

My favorite Kurt's song! I've been listening to his songs for over a decade and I'm 25 now! Love u so much Kurt, I hope and wish to watch you live someday❤❤❤

Entertainer he was

Donald Fagen from Steely Dan said he only listens to six artists. Sauter-Finegan Orchestra is one of the six.

Yes.

SOUND baby, SOUND!!!!!!

When Ray Charles says he was influenced by you you know you are top notch

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Black night.

Played this number in High School Symphonic Band when I was a Freshman 75-76! Memories!

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Amazing singer!!, great voice, good musicians and precious song!!

Muito bom

Thé lyrics at the end are not what i found in Google search . Can someone give me thé New version😢

I listen his music from 2004, and now this song is a big rediscovery. (After the studio version this is awesome with this high note at the end of the song. His tools, colors are so rich and surprising😍)

Does anyone know when and where this was recorded? I’m guessing late 90s early 00s?

Not in this clip, but Joe Ferrante played trumpet for a while with this band. He was greatly admired by Nick Travis. A lot of New York's finest played with this band, while it lasted. Years later, Wally Kane organized a memorial concert with many of the original players. He found a Sunday at Town Hall that was available, and only on the day of the concert did he realize that it was Super Bowl Sunday. As a result, they only attracted less than half a house, but the concert was wonderful. (This was after Sauter had passed away. ) Afterward, Bill went to the microphone and said, "Eddie would have loved this. It's been the story of this band, a great idea at the wrong time."

I heard this in Isle of Dogs but I’m sure it’s in loads of other stuff and I can’t think of what specifically ( I feel like it could’ve been in home alone, Harry Potter, the polar express and doctor who but I can’t see it in any of those soundtracks )

What mouthpiece you think jimmy got there

Damn! They hitting this cut note for note just like the 1951 recording! DAMN!!!

Jazz version

One of our very greatest singer blues piano men ever..... unmistakable voice.

Good to see my friend again

I could listen to this man for ten hours straight and not get enough.

Mr. Billy Taylor always has such exciting solos with so much life in the phrases and his call and response!

i want to jazz tha hard

so much energy

Beautiful

Fantastic song.

The awesome thing about the blues is its "timelessness"...this song was originally recorded in 1950 or 1951 - just listened to it today on a blues compilation CD from local library. 70+ years later. Still. Awesome.