Harry Connick Jr. - Here Comes The Big Parade

Music video by Harry Connick, Jr. performing Here Comes The Big Parade. (C) 1995 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

[@benitoburrito105]

not many people know about this song but its easily the catchiest song i have ever heard

[@BobMazzo]

Agreed. I bought the CD in the 90s, and I was floored!!! Funk, New Orleans, etc. It's got it all. Who comes up with this stuff?!!! Crazzzzy.🎶🎹🎼

[@isaacburdiss]

Harry's best album. In fact, it is my favorite album of any artist.

[@Chris-kd4tu]

He should make more albums like this.

[@22RosesGrow]

Agreed!

[@22RosesGrow]

Get yo dance on . This is such a great funky jam song.🎶👍🏻

[@mheberling5939]

I had no idea this was a video. Definitely one of my favorite records. Saw him live for this tour.

[@22RosesGrow]

Went to New Orleans when I was 18. Stunning music scene.

[@bigguybill4321]

H.Connick--- baddazz---- I was in New orleans in 2004--- at the end of the "touriesty" part of Bourbon St. was a bar that had music---- I went in and it was FANTASTIC--- it is a hang out for cops and musicians ---- I almost puked when I used the "outdoor" restroom, a toilet with a canopy over it, apparntly nobody flushes in N.O.--- but the live music and the people were GREAT!!!

[@FrenchieMoe]

Sounding great and so cute❤️❤️❤️

[@jstuart1980]

I love this song so much. Got to see him in Portland, ME 6/22/18 and I highly recommend seeing him live.

[@ohreallyeliza]

Still one of my favorites

[@cjleitz69]

I love me some Harry .... he is so frigging awesome

[@WILLIAMCHANEL]

Happy Mardi Gras Y'all! I won't be home with you this year, but I am always home with you in spirit! XOXO

[@tjtrombone]

This is absolutely awesome! I just discovered this song and I will learn it on my horn!

[@malanders1355]

Best comment on here!

[@bloofan06]

Wouldn't it be awesome if Harry sang this as the Saints have their victory parade after the Superbowl!?!!!

[@OM3GA350]

The🎉😢 fire

[@LuciferEgyptianOsiris]

Love ya hope Jill is good

[@TheAdam723]

my song for my concert

[@jupiterrules1373]

i played this song in car on way to bars in 1996

[@josephamato1343]

Does Harry play the piano solo on the studio version? Its awesome

[@isaacburdiss]

yes! He plays everything except guitar, which is Jonathan DuBose Jr, I believe.

[@likewhitegold3]

Oh dear no worries.. just keep ur tunes down after 13:30.. was just something i tried throughout covid .. everyone else hates ur volume.. just saying.. 😊😂😀

[@LuciferEgyptianOsiris]

Aeon.

[@CrystolW88]

Oh my. Is it hot in here or what??? Holla!!

[@gustafsone]

It really pisses me off that "She" and "Star Turtle" were both heavily panned by music critics. Their main reason was it was too much of a deviation from his previous Big Band works that everyone knew and loved so well. Such crap. I love me some Harry Connick, Jr. big band circa Blue Light, Red Light, but I've seen Harry in concert many times over the years and the most fun I ever had was when he had this funk band together touring for these two albums. Absolutely amazing and I doubt he would ever consider revisiting this chapter of his music since critics (and even "fans") at the time were so harsh towards him for trying something different. I'd give anything to see him go back on tour with another funk band. It felt more like NO street music though which is Harry's real roots.

[@ismellpoop8175]

Didn't the critics get it right? I can tell you that even people who knew him personally before he became famous, due to nepotism, of course, have never bought any of his music and only laugh when his name's brought up!

[@isaacburdiss]

I agree. People are so stupid and always are critical of change. Then years later they say "actually I liked that"

[@taniacolvin236]

❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️muy bueo

[@LuciferEgyptianOsiris]

💜💜💜

[@LuciferEgyptianOsiris]

Hey Harry satan here Let's boogie

[@seashel713]

@dewdropsnsnowflakes I really didn't talk to him - just watched him with others. He was very friendly and engaging to everyone. I really didn't have much to say so I just watched him with everyone. It was a fun video shoot.

[@seashel713]

I got to work on this video ;-)

[@isaacburdiss]

Nice!

[@likewhitegold3]

Believe look at a post my internet sucks here.. specifically on a Friday noght

[@lmaohays]

Really nepotism? Back it up with facts please

[@Biel2619]

His real father - not the pretend father from New Orleans - is or was one of the top guys at Sony Music and a stockholder in Sony Pictures. His real father himself had a career in show business where he appeared under the stage name Frankie Vaughan. The best place to find any facts is in the Weston, CT public school yearbooks from 1970-1982, because he's pictured in all of them. In the 1982 edition, you'll note that he's pictured under the name of Harry Connick Jr but without a date of graduation. Connick Jr had to receive a high school diploma from the Briggs Vocational High School on Main St. in Norwalk, CT, which has lower academic standards than the Weston School system. That's where the facts lay on this fraudster!

[@JustinFoley1]

@@Biel2619 Cool story bro. Where's the proof?

[@isaacburdiss]

@@JustinFoley1 There is none. I could say George Washington is my son and some would believe it. Words are worthless without valid proof.

[@LuciferEgyptianOsiris]

THE PINK PANTHER WAS HERE YAHUSS.

[@Biel2619]

Connick Jr learned to flush in sixth grade, when he was finally able to wipe his butt, after a famously funy incident from 4th grade, or so his manager/first flunky to me!

[@treseancann1261]

You are a Harry Connick, Jr. hater.

[@likewhitegold3]

Are sure never cared…

[@DougHanson2769]

He should play this for the Biden/Harris Election. STEP ASIDE TRUMP & REPUBLICANS, We got it now. Bye Bye.

[@ismellpoop8175]

Remember, his real father - not the old guy from New Orleans who fronts as his father - is or was one of the bigwigs at Sony Music and a stockholder in Sony Pictures! Boo fraud! Boo nepotism!

[@GODCORRUPTED]

can be, but the talent can not be made with money

[@ismellpoop8175]

Tanya, He's a mediocre talent a best. You're right about money being unable to purchase talent, if it were possible this fraud would sound a lot better. Ask yourself, what's my favorite Harry Connick Jr song? That's a fair question. Thanks for the interest and best regards.

[@DLFortuna]

I disagree with both of you. I first heard Harry, on TV, back when he was about 10 years old. At that time, he was studying with the great older musicians, in New Orleans. He trained consistently, from a young kid, at least until the release of his album 20 (when he was 20 years old). I can understand, if you don't like/ appreciate his style of music. However, for those of us with New Orleans roots, it sounds like home. His music has a strong cultural influence. What I like about music, is that it is eclectic. There are styles, genres, bands and artists to suit every taste. What I like, you may not, and vice versa. However, that doesn't mean either taste is bad, just different.

[@akm2743]

HCJ LOOKS like HCS…are you drunk?!

[@JustinFoley1]

@@akm2743 Nah, just a nimrod.