Eddie CONDON and his Orchestra

[@denissutherland3653]

Great! Will Bill Davison certainly took no prisoners, Cutty Cutshall indeed and Peanuts Hucko always swinging, melodic in the extreme, the rhythm section swinging Eddie Condon on his 4 string guitar knew where the time was and Buzzy Drootin doesn't speed up in his solos keeps grooving along a great band.

[@ryanmeyer9863]

This may be the best thing that I have ever organically found on the internet.

[@vanman243]

The poor kids today will never appreciate this good music as much as we did.

[@bobboscarato1313]

vanman243 They can all go to KZbin as I do.

[@jojoUK120]

Nonsense!

[@ignorecorporatenews]

@@bobboscarato1313 Yes, but where can You go to hear and dance to this kind of music LIVE ?

[@bobboscarato1313]

@@ignorecorporatenews I have no idea!

[@bobboscarato1313]

@@ignorecorporatenews : Lets thank KZbin to at least watch the old stars!

[@brianroos2705]

for yrs I admired Satchmo & his all stars,still do ,when I discovered this group their everybit as good. Bill is on cornet where Louis was strictly trumpet & he sang. Cutty on trombone is every bit as good as Trummy Young great solos. Peanuts Hucko what can I say he was with Condon & Louis ,terrific clarinetess.. Man we just don't have pure jazz bands like that anymore, Sad to say. Glad someone posted this video.

[@JuanFecit]

Not to mention that before Peanuts there was Edmond Hall, who left the band of Condon to play a few years in the All-Stars of Louis.

[@johnny4blues]

Marvellous!! Thank you so much for posting!

[@PilsnerJazzBand]

This is simply brilliant!

[@bobboscarato1313]

It's extremely hard to stop listening to this wonderful group of very talented stars!

[@valverdelago]

¡Wow! ¡Que belleza de música! Esto es un tesoro.

[@johndowson7929]

Always loved these guys who could actually play . Being a trombonist i like the way Cutty gets around on the horm. Reminds me of when i 1st started learning

[@albertnemiroff1502]

Wild Bill Davison, Michael "Peanuts" Hucko, and Johnny Varro performed at the Los Angeles Classic Jazz Festivals (1984-1993). It was a special privilege to listen to them perform.

[@jonathanstow9638]

I wish I could experience for one moment the sheer euphoria these musicians must have felt when they clicked like this.

[@Girsie]

If you ever wondered what it someone means when they say a band "swings" then listen to this!!!! It's GREAT!!!!! Royal Garden Blues makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up!!!

[@Thursdaym2]

Wonderful. Drootin much underated drummer.

[@emmabarnard7910]

pete barnard Thanks for this. Mesmerising. Got to see Louis twice ( London 56, Bristol 62) but sadly none of these boys. Have some Condon on record but this film is so GOOD !

[@scottbrown1971]

Classic Chicago style jazz at its best!!

[@bobhoye5951]

Thanks for posting this piece. I have an LP of Wild Bill Davison with strings. Bill is both sweet and rough at the same time.

[@johnwhitehead3360]

Good to see Eddie again - Thank You

[@bobboscarato1313]

Will Bill at his best with his accustomed harsh sound; love it!

[@AustinCasey]

bob boscarato I used to not like it... now I do.

[@bobboscarato1313]

@@AustinCasey I'm glad!

[@heidi_d]

What a GREAT video!!!!!!!

[@AlbertoMartinezDelRio]

Great!

[@claudiomiauro9399]

Genios!!!

[@arthurcarr1544]

Been listening to Eddies bands since the 1950's, as a trombonist I love Cutty Cutshall how melodic and how much does he swing, the other muso's play OK to. (That's a joke, Jack).

[@hanseekhoff1093]

Funny thing. I have this, and a few other "Goodyear" TV programs on 16mm film. About 35 years ago, long before KZbin, I offered these for sale on VHS video and promptly was warned by the Danish (!) owners of the copyright (or so they claimed) that they would sue me for everything I had if I didn't withdraw the videos immediately! And now it's here for everybody to see and to copy....

[@MrAudioProducer]

Color video and good stereo sound, unusual for old jazz legends. Enjoy!

[@petersmith3968]

My favourite Dixieland band of all time. Wild Bill? What a lead trumpet player. How, as an ex-dixieland Trombone player, I would have loved to be next to him. No chance of course while Cutty Cutshall was around!! I'm not sure who is on Piano and Drums, but suspect the Drummer is George Wettling?? Simply great, great Jazz.

[@jazzlosophy]

The drummer is Buzzy Drootin.

[@andresfelipeortizgonzalez9208]

@@jazzlosophy Who is the trumpet? What is the name?

[@jazzlosophy]

@@andresfelipeortizgonzalez9208 "Will Bill" Davison

[@grantkoeller8911]

@@andresfelipeortizgonzalez9208 "Will Bill" Davison

[@kalarr1]

BEAUTIFUL JAZZ !!!!! GOOD !!!

[@tadeodewiesent1482]

¡¡Excelente!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@MediterraneaJazz]

Me encanta! I love it!

[@StevenBornfeld]

They must have told Eddie not to cut up. I have an old vinyl album "Eddie Condon's World of Jazz" which includes all these luminaries (and others). Eddie wrote the liner notes, which were hysterical. What a bunch of great musicians, who were also great characters.

[@novelliification]

Este é um complemento do vídeo anterior onde faltou espaço para concluir a apresentação desse espetacular e competentíssimo grupo de jazz liderados pelo não menos competente, Eddie Condon. Não posso deixar de comentar a classe e excelência do toque do Wild Bil Davison, um grande trompetista, que não tenta imitar Louis, tem seu próprio e personalíssimo estilo, seu trumpet tem uma sonoridade exclusiva! Quanto ao clarinetista Peanuts Huck, já entrou no rol dos grandes clarinetistas do jazz!!! De resto, todos são excelentes músicos, como o trombonista Cutty Cutshall e o lendário baterista Buzzy Drootin e o ótimo pianista e o excelente contrabaixista! Eddie Condon, sabia muito bem escolher seu "time".

[@brucekuehn4031]

I wonder if they had overhead microphones? Nice balance between instruments! Sometimes the trombone gets drowned out by the higher pitched players.

[@ReinaldoGodinho]

Old times! Muito bom!

[@nctradtrombone]

Un'autentica meraviglia

[@jaddy540]

Was that Charley Queener on piano? Played at Nick's,1948-

[@jurgenquetz8210]

How come that nobody is dropping a line about the swinging rhythm section?

[@grantkoeller8911]

jump swing!!!'

[@markt1387]

A great performance - pity about the silly added on titles at the beginning though.

[@MrSkokiaan]

Can anyone explain why Eddie played tenor (4 string) guitar?

[@bassfiddlesteve]

He started on plectrum banjo, so when he switched to guitar he got a four-string tenor and tuned it the same way (CGBD). He was only interested in playing rhythm, no solos.

[@mattmiller6096]

Almost as good as when Pee Wee Russell as in the band. Love the footage.

[@jazzlosophy]

Dan cátedra!

[@adrianovisconti5879]

1:25

[@helenthompson9996]

thats jazz

[@lomate1963]

Yes indeedy 👍🏻🔥

[@grantkoeller8911]

what year us this from?

[@grantkoeller8911]

looks like 1963

[@ignorecorporatenews]

WHAT YEAR is this Please?

[@grantkoeller8911]

looks like 1963

[@grantkoeller8911]

on first tune , I hear a sax, but dont; see them......

[@georgestewart-s4t]

Not Buzzy Drootin...It's Danny Barcelona.

[@marktaylor5847]

I believe the drummer is the great Cliff Leeman

[@williamrappaport9203]

I think it is Buzzy Drootin.

[@guillermoestengersr5791]

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[@ЛеонидЖуров-с9н]

А кларнтист не хуже Бенни Гудмана

[@gangwolflightnin6256]

There's no way you can hear the tenor guitar

[@jonmathis]

Superb playing! Too bad it's a 1/2 tone sharp!