Dizzy Gillespie and his Orchestra - Salt Peanuts (1946 - 47)

[@ricardocarranza6080]

The favorite music of Chip Douglas

[@starwarsrebel2006]

I wish I could remember the jazz musician who said "Rock and roll is kindergarten music compared to jazz." I can't seem to find it on Google but I remember in my childhood when watching a jazz concert on TV with my Dad, he said it when he was being interviewed.

[@djfrick147]

Salt peanuts 🥜 salt 🧂 peanuts 🥜

[@alexanderbarrera9906]

That was an absolutely brilliant drummer!

[@waterbe3564]

The trumpets are so perfect. Articulation is perfect, volume is perfect, tone is perfect

[@Tookastudios]

No. But it’s cool that it isn’t

[@tancredipezzoni3939]

you must accent the P!

[@kolbybui5317]

Tancredi Pezzoni *you must NOT accent the nut*

[@ideasonek3374]

Its salt PEAnuts salt PEAnut

[@nijaethompson7647]

@@kolbybui5317 I don't wanna hear anyone accent no nuts tonight, I want only PEAS.

[@MadnessOpus]

And remember kids, P is stored in the NUTS. That’s why we have P-NUTS.

[@mcmanboy8207]

Salty nuts

[@jazzboy18]

This is so hip! I never get tired of listening to this!

[@lennylenz]

Me either ❣️

[@tannerboyle9423]

Always the coolest bopper

[@bigmazinthedesert]

Salt peanuts salt peanuts

[@ifsowhynot]

Salt deez nuts.

[@RonCarterBassist]

This is classic.

[@Hump007]

The legend himself

[@vincentfranklin17]

My second favorite Dizzy Gillespie tune, after Night In Tunisia!

[@samdoherty2284]

@Drop the Chalupa! And “Groovin’ High”!

[@DBNA.rt73]

you can do anything you want in life, but you will never be as cool as this drummer.

[@lennylenz]

With only a bass a Tom Tom a snare and 3 cymbals

[@LeliArlie]

He’s my grandpa :)

[@Juanramirez1234-u4c]

What Is His name??

[@baba52]

Is that Sid Catlett?

[@colejohnsondrums]

@@LeliArliewhat’s his name

[@skillet6870]

The style and kind of Jazz that sent the Big Band Swingers packing.

[@LydgiaOfHarlem]

Taken from the film, Jivin in Bebop 1946. Go Dizzy!

[@lennylenz]

This will never get old to me. And This was made when my mom was born.

[@utubelosers1]

The cable guy brought me here.

[@jackmehoffe9372]

Me 2

[@BigDogHDSPB]

The cable guy lmao

[@gregmcfallbass]

How could 18 people dislike this!,!?..!!?!??!?

[@jaredpg7189]

They have a nut allergy

[@TheZacman2]

They must be the reason Susan removed dislikes.

[@MrRenix1990]

They’ve probably been beaten by a stranger in the toilet of a restaurant…

[@customkey]

Greetings gate, let's modulate! WELL ALL REET !!!

[@tiaanubian4613]

This sounds so familiar as an 80s baby. They used this in alot of old skool cartoons😮😮❤❤

[@Steve-mp7by]

So glad this genius was filmed for posterity

[@mamarremamarremamarremamar4092]

Let’s bring back big bands

[@professorp2721]

brilliance!

[@thatonemusickid799]

I hilariously get ptsd from this specific version of the song because I had a bad case of walking pneumonia when I listened to this song frequently

[@jeanhodgson8623]

This is good, and a visual of the band is great to see. This version lacks the gravitas, focus and punch of the 1945 original, which had Big Sid on drums.

[@DaphneInnerarity]

TIMELESS .. More a Dat!

[@nickspiracy6351]

“From this angle you look like Dizzy Gillespie. Salt peanuts Salt Peanuts”

[@jpsned]

All these wonderful, masterful musicians, but can anybody name all the guys?

[@yousnoerd]

Viktor Navorski

[@DJWildstyle7997]

​@@yousnoerdFood Document! Do you have an appointment?

[@calistaliotta8934]

i’m sorry but i’m scared because of the the salt peanuts salt peanuts voiceover

[@katherinevictoria282]

Dang he's hot

[@michaelburrows5296]

He played this song at the White House with Jimmy Carter on vocals!

[@starwarsrebel2006]

I remember that. He had Carter saying, "Salt peanuts! Salt peanuts!"

[@gewglesux]

Lookit all them Cats..... Nice...

[@zolemica]

Dizzy was one cool cat.

[@zhyionoliver4034]

Free robuxs I got 1 million

[@boomer9015]

this is him with the normal trumpet💀

[@rafanifischer3152]

Dizzy hadn't started using his blown up cheeks and upturned horn yet. I saw him in Bangkok in 1972.

[@AldiniF]

His cheeks puff a *little* during his solo, but yeah I could hardly recognize him without his signature bent trumpet

[@StephanieSoressi]

He couldn't until his mouth’s buccinator muscles stretched. The deformity eventually happens to trumpeteers and glass blowers.

[@diddywahdaddy]

That drummer...

[@eclectichandsproductions]

The dancing Dizzy does makes him look a little bit like a Muppet! Pretty funny considering with it being straight-ahead jazz, lol.

[@aDogNamedHandsome]

Alston Anderson brought me here.

[@jimbeam3783]

Cable Guy brought me here.

[@charleshendrix232]

I love it. But why did they create such a great song about salt peanuts!!? 😅

[@zewalruse1551]

salt peanuts, salt peanuts

[@mario6279]

Salt peanuts 🥜

[@alanalvesbarros6494]

3:00 Braza

[@harast52]

Is the drummer Charlie Persip? Whoever it is he's taking one hell of a solo with no floor tom!

[@jeanhodgson8623]

Yeah. I was wondering why he had no floor tom.

[@hotice8885]

Joe Harris is the drummer

[@LeliArlie]

He’s my grandpa :)

[@beforeourveryeyes]

@@LeliArlie That's so wonderful!

[@sauldasilvabueno232]

ouvir Ill Remember April

[@viarnay]

there is something hauting about the lyrics

[@coleashley6010]

It's weird to see dizzy's trumpet not bent

[@jeanhodgson8623]

The trumpet was bent (accidentally) in 1953.

[@ignight8947]

good

[@nursingzombie6479]

Fresh def skins before the drums went rock n roll. Dizzy on that horn...

[@juventus4ever981]

Who You Think Is The Best Drummer Comment: Ed Carr Like: Joe Harris

[@tonimena1121]

Does someone know how old he was in that recording? He just looks so young

[@tes2bebe115]

He was born 1917 so he's about 29 or 30 years old..

[@zhyionoliver4034]

Sealt peanut Rook

[@gavingg3977]

Who's the drummer

[@hotice8885]

Joe Harris

[@schnieef]

Who are the other soloists besides Dizzy?

[@jeanhodgson8623]

To John Blinsky: Cannonball was never with Diz. He wasn't even known back then (1947). The drummer wasn't Max. He doesn't look a bit like him.

[@PatrickBartleyMusic]

Although that was not Cannonball, he did spend a short amount of time with Dizzy after he moved to NY before going with Miles for the first time.

[@minseo8946]

Cuphead vibes

[@christopherventura8475]

i like salty peanuts

[@charlottewhyte9804]

thought he was a sax player

[@mattrose943]

Jim carry beating up Owen Wilson

[@antoniocarlosmendesamerica3936]

Lovely young Armstrong!

[@Davidandrawes7]

antonio carlos mendes americano Lovely young Dizzy!

[@TheWalterHWhite]

Stay away from Robin... she's taken

[@scoonboon]

Stay away from Robyn… she’s taken

[@joseherisandoval1469]

Salt peanut in 1945

[@nickvatis]

*You must not accent the nut*

[@gregd3551]

This is an overdub or a "lip-sync". Watch Dizzy during his solo. He can't take a breath and have sound come out of the horn. The words "Salt peanuts" aren't right either. Why is that so much louder?

[@thoughtsforthebuilders]

I mean, it's still the band playing at least. It was the 40s, I guess not every studio felt like doing talkies yet

[@jvillegas25]

☆☆☆☆☆"

[@medpub]

I dig Diz but Salt Peanuts is not the best number. And he sounds close mic-ed but where's the mic?

[@Davidandrawes7]

Baron Von Trenk it doesn’t have to be the best. That’s just your opinion.

[@mrkrudedorf6355]

to be honest i don't like this version. the orchestra drags the whole song down. too much anxiety. this song was created to be faster, agile.

[@AldiniF]

Salt peanuts salt peanuts