Larry Clinton and His Orchestra with Bea Wain (1939)

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♪ The Dipsy Doodle ♪
Written by Larry Clinton
Performed by Larry Clinton and His Orchestra
♪ Chinatown, My Chinatown ♪
Music by Jean Schwartz
Performed by Larry Clinton and His Orchestra
♪ Old Folks ♪
Music by Willard Robison and Dedette Lee Hill
Performed by Bea Wain (vocal) with Larry Clinton and His Orchestra
♪ Shadrack ♪
Written by Robert MacGimsey
Performed by Ford Leary with Larry Clinton and His Orchestra
♪ Corn Pickin' ♪
Music by Harry Warren
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer
Performed by Ford Leary and Bea Wain (vocal) with Larry Clinton and His Orchestra

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Комментарии : 33

@lukeclinton4347 4 года назад

Larry Clinton is my great grandfather, so cool to see him on video

@solohoh 2 года назад

Bea Wain lived 100 years, and was married to only one man -- may God bless her memory

@rhythmfield Год назад

Man he looked like a stiff didn’t he? Appealing music though. Bea Wain was the real winner here.

@francisfiglear4256 Год назад

One of the classiest bands of the swing era. Too bad he never got the popular recognition that his band deserved

@a.henderson9559 3 года назад

Some people just don't understand what a good jazz song is. This man is not one of those people.

@earlbrown7316 Год назад

God bless both memories of Larry Clinton and Bea Wain!

@kucam12mischablue 4 года назад

what a gold mine of a channel you have ... my God. hope it will not get deleted! thank you for your work in uploading these!

@latotheukrecording9220 Год назад

This Orchestra is amazingly talented.

@carloscardoso4255 4 года назад

Legends classic

@brianwells2380 Год назад

This is terrific!

@jamesmiller4184 4 года назад

As musician, composer, arranger and leader, Larry Clinton was a classy genius! (Monetarily very successful too.) Also, thanks as well to the Warner Bros. for this and many others . . . JazzArchivist too.