How High the Moon - Highline 

Love both groups :) wish I could meet all of y’all

Accent Vocal Yes!! This is super amazing!!

Two amazing groups supporting one another. This is what’s it’s about!!

Michael Schindlbeck this is an incredible transcription

I think it's actually "devandeyandedadeyandevadeyandooyadeyan" It's a bit hard to make out, though.

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I prefer the part where he goes: DAT! DADAT! DRRRRRRAT! *collapses into the floor*

Same. I have missed the Original Real Group, but these guys are a great find.

I'm a great fan of The Real Group. These kids have picked up the baton. Great stuff.

That’s Ella’s scat! Who/What is Ornithology?

way bettr than Manhattan Transfer as I can tell?

Sorry but they have got 100 times more fire than Manhatten Transfer. Best Ensemble is still Real Group from Sweden

Reminding you of this masterpiece ❤

I fully agree! 🤳👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Another NYV fan! I like you already!

YES, I agree that’s their best song! That love ballad literally made this bearded man weep!

I think in the modern day, Vocal editing/correction is a necessary step in everything but live recordings, if you want to compete with those who are using it. I'm super into Barbershop, and believe me, I get where you're coming from. When you get that perfectly ringing chord on a tag and the overtones show up there's nothing in the world like that sound, and computers haven't gotten there yet to reproduce it because of the precise tuning of Barbershop music. However, because of that, nobody in barbershop is using pitch correction, so they're all on the same playing field. It's different in the majority of modern music styles and I consider vocal jazz relatively modern. I'm sure that the older guys would've done that type of Vocal editing too if it had been around and commonly used when they were young, or else they likely would have been less popular than people who did. However, there's a tasteful way to do it, and I think Highline was pretty good about keeping it tasteful in this recording. Lumping the tasteful and non-tasteful recordings together is just unreasonable. When it's tasteful, I think you're better off enjoying the music than actively listening for the production involved!

You teach a vocal jazz class? Like at an actual school?

@@PockASqueeno hi! No! I teach about vocal jazz and different types of singing in my general music class. Thanks for the question :)

You guys are great! I knew the Hi-Lo’ & the original vocal jazz groups!

Voice is the best instrument, indeed.

They’ve become my second favorite group now, second only to the New York Voices.