The holy relic of 1940 . . .
coming alive in the present tense, here:
thanks to Bob Wilber, soprano saxophone; Jon-Erik Kellso, trumpet; Marty Grosz, guitar; Vince Giordano, string bass. For Part One (THAT’S A PLENTY) and more explication, click here. Today, our breakfast menu has one item, Fats Waller’s airbrushing of THE BOY IN THE BOAT into SQUEEZE ME:
Delightful. Timeless. And this Big Four played three more. No fractions.
May your happiness increase!
Posted in "Thanks A Million", Bliss!, Generosities, Hotter Than That, Ideal Places, It's All True, Jazz Titans, Pay Attention!, SURPRISE!, Swing You Cats!, That Was Fun!, The Heroes Among Us, The Real Thing, The Things We Love, Wow!
Tagged Bechet-Spanier Big Four, Bob Wilber, Carmen Mastren, Hot Record Society, HRS, Jazz At Chautauqua, Jazz Lives, Joe Boughton, Jon-Erik Kellso, Marty Grosz, Michael Steinman, Muggsy Spanier, Sidney Bechet, SQUEEZE ME, THAT'S A PLENTY, Vince Giordano, Wellman Braud
