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Paul Whiteman & his WHITE MEN 😍 ALL Kings of Jazz 🤗

For being made in the 40s, the sound quality is amazing. Not sure how the orchestra was mic’d up but damn, the mix sounds incredible.

I was in a store in Philadelphia I must have been 16 and Mike Pingatore's banjo was for sale for like $200.00 . that was a lot of dough then almost 2 grand. I wish i would have had the scratch. Whitemans band is almost forgotten today but he was amazing , his orchestra did the first concert of Gershwins Rhapsoday In Blue at the Aeolion theater with Gershwin playing it was the premire performance. It was brilliant

impressive, my favourite cover

The Great Paul Whiteman!

Such a shame that movie producers in the 40s thought that audiences would not accept a band playing in the authentic style of the 20s.

Paul ( Pops) Whiteman is a hidden legend..love from Chicago,Illinois. It's hard to find 20's stuff.

The original with Bix is a gem. I love Whiteman for his undying recognition and support for Bix.

Mike Pingitore was with Whiteman on the very early first Victor records from 1920 and still with the orchestra continuously up into the 1940’s and still playing his banjo which had been replaced in most orchestras by a guitar years earlier.

1930s or 1940s?

kinda the granddaddy of the big bands.

Was this ever released on Record?

Henry Busse can be seen and heard at 1:20, with a characteristic shuffle rhythm arrangement to back him up. At 1:58 we get a look at Mike Pingitore, Whiteman's banjo player.

With even swing music facing a decline in popularity by the end of WWII, this type of jazz must have been super "outdated." And yet, it was still recorded. I wonder what prompted Paul Whiteman to record old tunes, even 5 years after the dissolution of his band.

Whiteman, unlike most other dance bands of the era, had the advantage of 3 dozen musicians in his orchestra. Rather than focusing on improvisations like other jazz musicians, he instead chose to mix the improv-reliant nature of jazz with the formal orchestration of classical music. The resuls? Performances like never seen before. From what was once considered a "bunch of jungle noises" became the icon of an era.

I see the Dorsey brothers in the band

J'adore! T'as trop le style.Un truc de fou.Tu aurais la version rap ? Nan je déconne (je me contenterai d'une version reggae).

Lindoooooo

This recording is so uncanny as its like a very realistic capture of the Whiteman Orchestra circa 1928, but with the superior recording technology and preservation quality of the mid-1940s. It doesn't feel at all like an example of nostalgia for the 1920s manifested in the 1940s. It almost feels like the recording engineers were somehow able to travel 20 years into the past.

Best years 1930s

You could harpoon a whale with that baton!

Best quality sound from Whiteman. Can hear instruments clearly.

I do prefer the version with Bix Beiderbecke, however this version is very good too!

Paul Whiteman performing an excellent reenactment of Paul Whiteman.

Unpleasant breakneck speed - and the photo is about 20 years out.....

Genial el arreglo de Bill Chalis, se repite en todas las versiones desde la original con Bix.

This fine arrangement is and expansion of the earlier version by Bix and a smaller group.

Holy crap, that baton is massive.

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que corneta la de bix

Outstanding and the best version of this song! Thanks for posting, Julian. This was one of the few recordings of his that were well-recorded. This was multi-channel mixing on film, long before the record companies added it! Indeed, film audio was overdubbed first. Note the piano pickup.

Love love love it!

:-) :-) thank you/muchimas gracias!

Whiteman provided well-paying jobs and security to talented musicians for a long time.

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Truly, the King of them all!

Beau travail. Viens découvrir mon arrangement guitare voix et me donnez ton avis, si tu veux bien.

Whiteman... An absolute genius!

swing it boys! great song, great arrangment, great playing! there are words, patti page sings it, so does doris day

brilliant arrangement!

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te quiero hijo

muy bueno juli

Great arrangement! The playing is a little dirty sometimes but still great! Do you have tabs for that?

thx man! was a school project i uploaded after doing it, i used My dog, Yes music, lot of google photos and some of mine and friends the last images are from a blog's friend. (gonna put the link in the description) and the old youtube destroyed the quality. i think i can reupload now youtube have better quality capacity. But was just a funny moment in my life experimenting with vegas and doing my homework. (dunno why im explaining)

love it, yo me gusta

bien loco !!! buen cover !!!

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