James Armstrong talks about Voodoo drumming. This is part 2.
After watching Hamp and Benny Goodman, I can’t resist sharing that link I incredibly dig! It’s from the same period, an extract from Singing in the Rain… Surely most of you have seen it already. You may like to past the first minute, but the rest is incredible!
It has the same kind of thrill, blowing away talent, and swing (even if with big band this time). It’s not vibraphone, but so much good vibes!!! And man those giant dancers are unbelievable percussionists with their feet!! Aren't they?
Great drum battle with the King of the Vibes.
Great tom tom work here!
Lionel Swinging!
Saying Hello from Puerto Rico to the vibesworkshop I love this site . Check the master having fun in Harlem '95
Hi Everyone,
I mentioned in a previous post that there was a period when I was exploring and studying music from Dixieland and the Swing Era along with some of the swing and stride pianists. Well, as a follow up to that, we uploaded three tracks from my recording Swing on the Sunnyside which was recorded in 1995 and features songs from those great periods of jazz.
About the tracks:
