count basie all of me 

First time I hear Freddie Green so clear. Thanx for this video of the great CB orchestra

Basie's "ALL OF ME", a masterpiece! Thanks.

From the set, it appears to be from an early 1960s TV series, "The Big Bands." The only thing I know about its broadcast history is that it was shown in Chicago on WGN-TV on Sunday nights around 9:00 or 9:30. It was a half-hour show, as I recall.

When grace, civility, and class were the norm.

you know by the second note, usually the first...that unmistakable BASIE SOUND!

Eric Dixon tenor, Bobby Plater and Marshal Royal, altos, Sal Nistico, tenor, and Charlie Fowlkes, baritone.

Freddie Green!

Bravo 👏🏻

This is crazy but was that Sal Nestico playing the second tenor part!?

2:01

великолепная аранжировка гиганта Каунти.

Count of Basie!

The "two franks" are gone (Wess and Foster) , but the show must go on. Sal Nistico comes from Woody's and Bobby Platter from Lionel's..