Bobby Hackett - Dream 

I long for REAL music like this again. Sooo beautiful!

Thanks for sharing this ❤

It’s too bad no one writes music like this anymore......just wonderful.

Belissimo. Musica, arranjo, acompanhamento e principalmente o grande Bobby Hackett. Obrigado

What can you say about Bobby Hackett that has not been said? He is simply Marvelous!!!

This video brought tears to my eyes and the music so soothing and incredible beautiful, thank you Jan, really, thank you, God bless you!

So sad but beautiful, Buddy Hackett you are amazing. This was done so beautifully.

Bobby had the most sublime phrasing and pushed the notes around like butter.

A beautiful rendition of a beautiful song.

Bobby`s phrasing, intonation and soul in this piece is almost like it was sung without words!-Mishka Allport-Fortaleza, Brasil

BEAUTIFULLY PLAYED ❤

Cornet, so often overlooked or mistaken, or forgotten, was the choice of so many wonderful players who heard it all inside as beauty, balance, control, tone, singing.

Bobby was the greatest.

I picked up a disc from Amazon, called "Music Til' Dawn", on this cut, Glenn Osser wasarranger. Mitch Miller had a hand in this also. I had looked for these particular recordings for 40 years, and finally ran across them a couple of back. What a gorgeous sound, the blending of the organ & cornet.JUST BEAUTIFUL!

Absolutely beautiful music that is played with skill and emotion. Thank you for the posting. Bobby was a true professional.

I've always loved this song, and the enigmatic, magical puppeteer is a charming addition to this lovely tune, which many of us working performers have ended our set with more than once, following Sinatra's lead!

Thanks again Ernie. I'm a big fan of your father Bobby.

Bobby Hackett's trumpet sound was unmatched. No one has produced the type of tune and timber as Bobby did. Ray Anthony comes very close but that's it. I have both Jacky Gleason's CD's staring Bobby Hacktt. Jackie loved trumpet, but there were very few trumpeters that could satisfy his taste, Buddy surly did that.

THIS, Billy May and Si Zentner are my favorite "relaxing to" type sounds. Thank YOU for posting the great Bobby Hackett...a few more, please!

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I once had the pleasure of dancing to Billy May. I'll see what I can do. Thanks again. Jan Hammer

I found this posted by a friend on FB! --- Very nice vid!

So creepy, so weird, I love this!

la marionnette coupe elle même les fils du rêve qui l'anime et disparaît, magnifique illustration du sujet à la trompette par Bobby Hackett, j'aime beaucoup.

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If it's possible to play the cornet more beautifully than Bobby, I have yet to hear it.

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Tonal quality is great with Bobby Hackett and the 'hitching' with Gleason' s orchestra was masterful.. Another great one of our era is Phillip Smith. The beauty of his horn is simply unmatched. I have always thought that you can "hear" the soul of a brass player through their tonal expression.

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This cut is from the "Dream Awhile" LP, the first Hackett/Wurlitzer record. Glen Osser was the arranger, Dave McKenna played piano.

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As a kid, Jackie Gleason's comedy amazed me...when I grew older, his "lush sounds" were like "Muzak" to my ears! lol

No Ernie, not the keyboadist of Miami Vice fame. I'm just a bit older than he is I believe. Your father was an extraordnary talent with a marvelous feel for the horn. Thanks for checking out my site and for checking in with us.I hope you come back often.

I cherish my (E) copy of this rare jewel too! I cannot figure out how such a classic lp has not been released by Collectables or Collector's Choice who both seem to have a monster Columbia catalog, which of course encluded Epic. Hackett had one of the smoothest horn styles and Johnny Seng was poorly recognized for his key part in this superb LP. I saw Johnny performat the Radio City Music Hall and it was one of my favorite experiences.

Bobby Hacket Rocked!

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now that's the way it should be played...bravo.

Hi Jan good to hear from you. I n the 1950's I wasn't always fond of that style of trumpet or cornet playing, Dizzy and Conte Candoli were my favorites. But an RAF friend made me listen to Louis, Yank Lawson, and then Bobby with Satchmo. Later he was over here in England with Tony Bennett and I felt he was like a chameleon, in that he seemed to make subtle style changes to match who he was playing with. A very clever man, well respected, and as a musician you can't ask for better than that. .

El sonido de la trompeta de Bobby Hackett es como el video clip DE DIBUJOS ANIMADOS. UNA DELICIA

beautiful organ too !

Ernie, your father has always been my favorite ballad player on trumpet /cornet. He was playing the Margate in Laconia, NH the whole summer of '69 ( tell me if I'm wrong). I've been kicking myself all these years for not getting over to see him, but I was so busy working on my cottage. He was super on jazz as well.

Thanks Jan Hammer, also from Marlowe for your very funny Bobby Hackett.

The confusion is that the album is not The Most Beautiful Horn In the World. but Album 'Round Midnight - Nice & Easy (Night Time Collection) The Orchard Music (on behalf of Play Digital); UMPG Publishing, and 3 Music Rights Societies

Absolutely endearing piece of music, the video is creative, but deeply disturbing to the fragility of the human mind...

Lou it was his shading that set him apart. What I wouldn't give to have that talent.

Are you Lou's son??? - Either way, Lou was a great guy & trumpet player!!! --- You might have been too young to remember, but in the early 1970's I worked quite a bit with him around the Cape! I played drums & working with Lou was always a pleasure! --- Thanks for being in touch!

THE BEST - "EVER" !!!

Jan Believe it or not I have a mint condition Mahavishnu Orchestra album, "Birds Of Fire". I bought it a Cymbaline Records in Santa Cruz in 1973! Love that stuff. Bobby Hackett is the best there ever was...bar none. I first heard him in the early 1960's when I bought three Jackie Gleason's Orchestra albums for "mood music" Worked wonders with the chicks.

I've always loved this song and Michael Buble did a smashing version a few years ago. But there's only two words to describe this" Bloody Beautiful". Bobby played that iconic trumpet solo on Glen Miller's "String of Pearls" and apparently told the story that he was pretty drunk at the time. No problem talent will out..

Jan Hammer --- not the keyboardist from "Mahavishnu"????? - whether or not, I'm Bobby's son, Ernie --- thanks for posting this video!!!

Actually was Glenn Osser on pipe organ on this album, I believe.

Maravilhoso 😢

To my knowledge the organist on The Most Beautiful Horn In The World was actually Glenn Osser... Seng only did the organ for Dream Awhile...

Music is fabulous. Puppeteer is Philippe Genty (Paul Daniels Magic Show).

your welcome Sir.

As for "The Most Beautiful Horn In The World" Glen Osser played the organ that time, not Johnny Seng.

Dream for me is like a question (?+?=? and ?-?=? 1+1=3), though i always love DayDreaming. It always be for i will it everyday! Thank you very much for reading my dumb comment. Feeling confused.....

Was this marionette skit^^^^ on Ed Sullivan's Show?

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