"Sugar Foot Stomp" ~ Two versions, 1925 & 1930's ~ Vince Giordano's Nighthawks @ Decatur, Illinois
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
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This is just one beautiful sample of the HOT Twenties and Thirties Jazz that was performed by Vince Giordano's Nighthawks at one of the many venues during the 35th Annual Central Illinois Jazz Festival.
A BIG THANKS to Mr. Vince Giordano for permission to post this video on UA-cam for "PUBLIC" viewing.
The Nighthawks from New York City
Andy Stein
Mike Ponella
Jon-Erik Kellso
Jim Fryer
Dan Block
Peter Anderson
Dan Levinson
Peter Yarin
Ken Salvo
Arnie Kinsella
Vince Giordano
Please check out the websites shown above for festival information, and performers.
Monday Nights in NYC !
8 pm - 11 pm
Vince Giordano & his Nighthawks
Eleven-piece band
Playing music of the 1920s & '30s
for your dining and dancing pleasure -
Sofia's Restaurant
Club Cache (downstairs) at the Edison Hotel
221 W. 46th Street (b/t Broadway & 8th Avenue)
New York, NY
Cover Charge: $15. cash + $15. food/drink minimum
Reservations call: 212.719.5799
Doors open at 7 pm
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_ February 2010 02/07/10 2010 Jazz Band Orchestra
This is just pure magic
My god that really nailed the 30's version! Right on the nail
The 1925 version is hands down the best there is was or will be!
Jon-Erik Kellso does a magnificent job X 2 on this stomp.
Thanks for posting this. It was an outstanding set and we're so glad you perserved it for us. Now "play that thing!"
it takes you back to those glory days.
Thanks for recording and posting this performance. I enjoyed both the tune and the band.
Wonderful!
If I recall correctly, there was a dance floor off to one or both sides of the band stand where dancers could take advantage of this great music. However, this particular festival didn't seem to have nearly as many folks interested in dancing as the ones I've attended out on the west coast and in Kalispell, Montana. Lots of dancers there!
1925 RULES!
I dunno - I kinda like the more up-tempo 1930 version. Probably because it's the version I first heard (and fell in love with).
Thank you for sharing this wonderful post. It is greatly appreciated.
This is amazing, really hot!
I love dancing, it's just that this particular festival has few if any dancers. It's not my fault as I was merely an attendee. I choose to go to festivals where there is more dancing, but this one didn't fit the category very well.
Thanks for watching.
RagJazzMonkey Tom
YES!
great work !!
konidolfine ik
Maybe this recording is better than th original Fletcher Henderson recording. Love the mice ensemble.
I really like Henderson and Benny.
Good soloists!!
Thanks for watching and for the nice comment.
RagJazzMonkey Tom
LO MAS PARECIDO AL SONIDO DE FLETCHER.... FENOMENAL... DEBEN VENIR A VENEZUELA..
No van ni muertos!
nobody's dancing. thats the whole point to this music. they got the music right though. sounds very good!
Nothing compared to the Benny Goodman version, but who can match him? :P Awesome playing.
Best version was by Fletcher Henderson.
bob boscarato they're both good but I prefer Dippermouth by Oliver, especially the cornet solo in that 1923 recording.
Stay on Bass Sax(or upright)
What's your issue with dancing, Sir? This kind of music was made for dancing, back in the Roaring Twenties! You are not one of yon anti-dancing purists, or puritans rather, are ye, by chance? Spoilsports, the whole lot - just won't spit out the broomstick they've swallowed...