The World's Finest Apples "Someday You'll Be Sorry"

The World's Finest Apples play "Someday You'll Be Sorry" on November 25, 2017 at the 38th Annual San Diego Jazz Festival and Swing Extravaganza.
Musicians are Nahum Zdybel, leader, guitar; Chloe Feoranza, reeds; Molly Reeves, guitar; Keith Penney, accordion; and Joshua Gousy, bass.

[@peterturner8918]

Wonderful as always. Where are they in 2023?

[@albertgerace9737]

fantastic! such perfection an absolute great pleasure!! THANK YOU ALL!

[@40Ganja]

Wonderful Chloe!

[@billelsbury2861]

love this group !

[@SeanVplayer]

Loving the entire ensemble. Very well played. Thank you for sharing.

[@robertsimon1246]

Molly and Chloe are the best at there craft.

[@robertsimon1246]

And cute also.

[@lioneldarde1851]

@@robertsimon1246 : ... Finest apples ...🍎🍎

[@orjannoren1184]

WoW, what a gang musischen, wunderfull team, / Onkel Örjan / Sweden again.

[@hansharold]

Consistently entertaining!

[@jeanpaulzimmermann2488]

Bravissimo !!! Satchmo doit apprécier de la haut

[@catarinoaquino3604]

Très bien, ça me plaît beaucoup, merci.

[@chrisround8372]

Chloe has to be related to Benny Goodman somewhere along the line.

[@onnisoderholm9522]

louis armstrong is the best of all

[@DWilliams-ce8nb]

Wouldn't say the steel guitar player is rude... but he sure is chatty during others solos

[@mikecrawshaw3707]

As leader it is his job to give directions to the other band members, not the easiest job in a young band. this combination is world class, so he must be doing something right.

[@lesterwyoung]

He's not playing a steel guitar. It's a National with an aluminum body. Steel guitar is a type of guitar or the method of playing the instrument. Developed in Hawaii by Joseph Kekuku in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a steel guitar is usually positioned horizontally; strings are plucked with one hand, while the other hand changes the pitch of one or more strings with the use of a bar or slide called a steel (generally made of metal, but also of glass or other materials).

[@omt6852]

@@mikecrawshaw3707 , rude or not, a good band leader leads his band with visual signs only. And he was not leading but chatting and laughing. Yea, this is rude behavior towards the public and the other band members.

[@MrDorbel]

@@omt6852 Actually I think it is rude, shows no respect for the other players or indeed the audience.

[@SAHBfan]

I read these comments before watching the full video - the other guitarist and bass player seemed to make comments that he reacted to - and made comments to each other. I don't know what the three of them were saying, but it was a few quick comments - not sure what the fuss what about?