Newsgroup: it.cultura.filosofia
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E' un film con (e mi sembra di..) DeNiro..
a parte la trama la sola cosa notevole, a mio
avviso, ovvero del motivo per cui lo dico e'
una nota del boss del quartiere che parla col
figlio(di DeNiro nel film) dell'autista dil pullman..
che non lo aveva smascherato in una sorta di identificazione
della polizia, che aveva condotto per strada e con questo regazzino
come uno dei testimoni oculari!
(Alla fine il figlio del pulmanista portava a casa i soldi...)
In ogni caso il suggerimento del boss al regazzino fu...
che bastava esserci!
Che bisognava esserci! In strada! Devi stare sul posto e sul pezzo!
Dunque se io continuo a stare qua sopra, prima o poi divento il presidente
del consiglio!! Sola regola!! 
 
 


 
 
After You've Gone
 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_bh3AN10Bc
 
 
 
 
 
The Orginal Benny Goodman Quartet 1973-After You've Gone
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(This Is A Audio Recording) This Was Recording At Carnegie Hall, NY June 29,
1973 By The Orignal Benny Goodman Quartet Benny Goodman On Clarinet, Teddy
Wilson On Piano, Lionel Hampton On Vibraphone, Gene Krupa On Drums And Slam
Stewart On Bass. The Song Is Called After You've Gone
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Ed McDowell 7 anni fa
My god we are sooooo deprived of this wonderful music today - only memories
alas.
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plafkinfarms 7 anni fa
This is very appropriate--"After you have gone"--a tribute to Benny Goodman
and all of the good musicians who contributed so much to his success; they
shall always be remembered--even after they have gone. Roger
Plafkin--Plafkin Farms, Ada, Michigan
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MrSkokiaan 6 anni fa
I was there! The place was sold out and they put extra rows of chairs right
on stage just a few feet from the band.
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Ron Arroyo 1 anno fa
Wow!benny just blew me away.heavy,heavy. Incomparable? Ronald a.
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hank 10 mesi fa
I love bebop and hard bop, but swing is so easy to listen to. It is the
comfort food of popular music.
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donny richard 5 anni fa
Leaves you breathless and just stompin to the beat. The best of the best!
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William L Robinson 2 anni fa
In my opinion, one of the best jazz quartets of the time. Lionel is one of
the best all time vibe musicians.
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pianopappy 7 mesi fa
According to D. Russell Connor's discography of Goodman, "Listen to His
Legacy" (The Scarecrow Press, Inc. 1988), the entire concert was recorded by
NBC Radio. The network later broadcast (mostly incomplete) excerpts of the
program on its weekend "Monitor" program.
 
Robert Delich 6 anni fa
Despite the war, this was an era of good cheer; one that won't and can't he
replicated.
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Charles L'Écuyer 1 anno fa
What a bonch of the best performers ever playing a wonderful melody.
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InvestorGuy66 2 anni fa
The recording itself sounds distorted. I only bring it up because when the
recording itself is flawed, it doesn't do these legends justice.
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Joanette Murcia 3 anni fa
Thanks Youtube for remembering me. This is a real gift. The all teem is out
of the worl, jus like the incredible Quartet.
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Nedo Carli 7 anni fa
questa musica meravigliosa merita di essere ricordata ed ascoltata in
eterno!
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drdonrs1 6 anni fa
What a beat...wow!
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orchardist65 8 mesi fa
Now that's SWING. Lifted me off the ground. Amazing experience. Thank you.
 
skyler black 4 anni fa
Absolutely mind blowing
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Pam Tebelman 1 anno fa
Wild! Thank you for posting.
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Sy Simonds 2 anni fa
how ya going to beat that!!!!
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Patrick Young 6 mesi fa
Thanks for posting . I'm having a ball just listening
 
Peter Tobia 1 anno fa
Brilliant! Behold a timeless marvel of driving, rhythmic jazz that jumps
with excitement!
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Evan McElfresh 6 anni fa
saw them in saratoga ny about the same time- early 70's -not sure of exact
year-milt hinton was added attraction on bass-it was great! then gene passed
& we went to the memorial in the small arena at msg-was winter-very cold.
remember anita o'day & roy eldridge cracking up when she asked him 'what do
you feel roy? THE HEAT?!! -well blow roy blow!!and how he could!!' these
were true masters & on faster numbers like this one they play 'tag' with
each one taking a chorus.
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Michael Duffett 6 anni fa
is jazz ever played like this today? This sends shivers done one's spine
it's so brilliant
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rextony22 6 anni fa
great sounds
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Edward Desenne 11 mesi fa
What about the excellent EP recordings of his sextet in 1945 ?
 
Paulo Cesar Moreto 1 anno fa
Quarteto maravilhoso, pena que o baterista viria à falecer neste mesmo ano!
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Jack Morris 2 anni fa
The Master at work!!
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Lucius Chiaraviglio 4 mesi fa
Very nice, but how come this keeps getting labeled as a quartet when it has
5 players?
 
Ed McDowell 6 anni fa
It is Stewart - look at the notation. It's a quintet.
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Pink Baby Zebra 7 anni fa
I always called it a quintet... there are 5 if you count Hampton ahha
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Hans Pfaall 8 anni fa
Grandioso, muchas gracias por compartirlo.
 
marimbamoods 6 anni fa
BG's & Hamps solos are smokin' hot and also lyrical, but further are also
harmonically interesting, & an absolute rhythmical joy. i have heard these
guys on hundreds of sessions BUT this session is beyond beyond.
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rextony22 6 anni fa
wow only 4 four remain back then. sad to hear some passed away well most are
gone now days.
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Paul Ostroff 7 anni fa
Lovely playing.TY for posting
 
Joanette Mallo 5 anni fa
They left me criyng. Can´t be better
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newstart2009 9 anni fa
was this the last time they all got together...
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wewillcelebrate 3 anni fa
Is there any film that exists of this Carnegie Hall performance anywhere?
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MARKMANIATT 4 anni fa
Wonderful posting.Slam was added to the quartet to take some of the weight
off of an ailing Gene. The photo on this clip is of the last time Benny
played Carnegie Hall.The young bass player is the very great Mr Phil
Flanigan.
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Ed McDowell 3 anni fa
Nuttin better!!!!!
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PeterPontius 5 mesi fa
5 with piano
 
Responsibleworks 3 anni fa
Ken Peplowski is another clarinetist you might want to listen to. He has
fronted a band playing the Goodman charts a few times.
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Stephen DiPresso 5 anni fa
wow   thanks  who plays better than Benny Goodman
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Ricardo da Mata 7 anni fa
Benny Goodman is better than we ever thought.
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Barry Kershaw 7 anni fa
but it sure sounds like Slam hummin is that a quintete? bbt
 
Ray Williamson 7 anni fa
Not quite. For one, look for the New Deal Swing Band. Their clarinetist Tad
Calcara is amazing, and quite a scholar of this era. He's also first
clarinet in Utah Symphony.
 
Barry Kershaw 7 anni fa
AAHH - Slam on bass - QUARTET? bbt
 
jacques deghorain 3 anni fa
Je suis persuadé qu'il existe aujourd'hui dans le monde un tas de
clarinettistes aussi bons que ne le furent Benny Goodman et Artie Show,
seulement voilà : vous ne les entendrez jamais !!! Et pourquoi donc ??? Et
bien parce que les grandes compagnies qui font la pluie et le beau temps les
ignorent totalement : ils ne sont plus à la mode, donc il faut les oublier,
les rayer de la surface de la terre....voilà à quoi nous sommes réduits,
nous autres, vieux et jeunes amateurs de swing et c'est bien notre faute, au
bout du compte puisque nous les laissons diriger la planête sans jamais
intervenir. Nous sommes impuissants, croyez-vous, devant ces
multinationnales de la musique, pauvres petites puces sans pouvoir !!! N'en
soyez pas si sûr ! c'est notre argent qui alimente ces pieuvres géantes qui
détruisent la bonne musique, quelle qu'elle soit. Et bien, réagissez !!
N'apportez plus vos bons euros ou vos bons dollars à des gens qui n'en
valent pas la peine. Et puis espérons.....
 
Ed McDowell 8 anni fa
Wish I was there!!!! Oh Wow!
 
Guillermo Vazquez 1 mese fa
Esto es una probadita de la mejor música del Mundo maravillosa.
 
John Grabowski 3 anni fa
Not one of Benny's better days.
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