Gene Krupa & his Orchestra 1940

[@rayszymarek2920]

Great great Krupa band in all its glory would love to hear more krupa air shots

[@medmond6]

One of the hottest bands of the swing era. Doesn't get the recognition it deserves.

[@Rayo_Rob_No.17]

When people think of big band, they think of scratchy transfers and nothing as bright and hot, as these restored broadcasts. 1938-42 or so, saw some advancements in recording tech, and today they can be manipulated to have the best sound. Gives you a better idea how they sounded live, at a venue. So magical, this is a fantastic broadcast, a true treasure!

[@rooseveltnut]

Really good sound on this. Thanks so much. Krupa is my favorite musician.

[@Rayo_Rob_No.17]

Forgot to mention, as much as I LOVE Goodman's 1936 Bugle Call Rag recording, Krupa really challenges that arrangement, with this 1940 version of his. For me, this version in this broadcast hits on all 6! Magnificent, I never tire of this broadcast.

[@ChristopherScottDixon]

TY for the upload :-)

[@forwheniamsuperbored8479]

All of the music/concert stereo videos you published, the surround sound is the same for all of what I have listened to thus far except for this one. This one sounds different from you what you hear on headphones vs stereo speakers. For example, the tempo changes a bit. Not saying that is a bad thing, it makes this vid distinct from the others.

[@ralfsiebert-ffm]

Thank you! Well, the main thing is that you kind of like it. 🙂🙂🙂

[@forwheniamsuperbored8479]

@@ralfsiebert-ffm I also have a couple of requests for stereo vids, that includes some Cab Calloway and Al Jolson songs if that's possible.

[@lucinhabelmonte974]

Early 1940.