"Ridin' High" (Frankie Carle, 1937)

[@Featureman]

Frankie Carle was certainly one of my all time favorite pianists. He did a lot of albums with pop and country songs as well as his big band tunes. I wish that kind of music was still being played on radio. Great video, thanks.

[@hideyho67]

as kid in the 40's I grew up listening to this kind of music.What a great memory and how much I grew to love music from that influence.Thanks for posting

[@fernandomazzini4326]

I like this versión very much! Thank you for posting it

[@JohnSmith-jf1eb]

RReady555: thank you fro making this great music known and available

[@bbrokenronin1939]

I second that. Thanks RReady

[@hideyho67]

That bass player was right on.Great music.

[@bobeunie]

love frankie's music-thanks a lot

[@Corrie121]

This is tremendous!! Thanks a million for sharing.

[@1884walt]

I believe he wrote and recorded "Sunrise Serenade". Glenn Miller did a great cover version but he didn't know what to call the B-side. He settled on calling it "Moonlight Serenade" to frame it as a companion piece to the A-side. The rest was magic. Frankie Carle was the greatest.

[@teebeesea]

Actually Carle was playing with the Edwin McEnelly Orchestra in the 20s and is on some of that bands records as early as 1927! e.g. "My Sunday Girl" on Victor.