Oh man...they might be the Ambassadors, but they, especially the drummer, play like "if I make a mistake, staff seargent is going to kick my ass". Feel it man!!
It's funny you should mention that, we frequently play this tune as an encore at our live performances and we open up the drum solo at the end and "unleash the beast" that is Staff Sgt. Wes Anderson. Glad you enjoyed the video, hopefully we'll see you at one of our shows once we can get back to live music!
Haha dude, the reason the drummer smiles at the end is because he added a semi-quaver to the chart( likely by accident) and it felt 50%-50% like mistake. So he's like "meh, it still passes through🤣😉" Its common in such genres like jazz to add one final hit like a bell at the end (off the chart) haha
As a jazz trombonist, whenever the band you're playing in is tight and makes no mistakes, there's that sense of "dang we're pretty good", and then we go on to the next chart. We don't have to smile, but we feel proud of ourselves when we do a good job. It's enjoyable in a humble way.
Then we are losing the music scene fight. Unless these guys can swing dance and play without staring down the music at the same time, and kick the energy up, the battle goes to Japan. And they all smile and wave. Lol All joking aside these guys are good, but the tachibana teenagers are incredible. ua-cam.com/video/_iOQk8Sdv-g/v-deo.html
@@URProductions yeah the drummer is really into it. I mean everyone is but they've probably got the one shot for camera and want to focus on the performing. But the drummer is grinning at the end.
These guys all play so well, it’s just a shame that all the fun was taken out of this piece. This is a jazz/swing drummers dream to be able to play this song with a big band and to play it so low key had to be gut wrenching.
I have a similar comment. I love our military musical ensembles. From these jazz musicians, the woodwind quintets and every other group, they are awesome. They are technically proficient, and yes, can swing with the best. For some reason though, I’m accustomed to this song be a little more “ragged” than this performance, which is one reason it’s one of my favorite swing pieces. No shade, though. Love to watch these performances.
@@calebginsberg5224 i think its cause he might have did something wrong. theyre meant to follow the exact song but i think the drummer might have added a bit more in the end. but it was really wholesome
That face the drummer makes at the end so perfectly captures that feeling of subtle pride. Every time I lose enthusiasm to practice my drums I watch this video, and just dream of being able to reach a position where I'm that good.
This isn't Jazz! This is Big Band! Swing! My parents and uncle were raised during the era. This song was pure Benny Goodman and no one could play clarinet like he could. My late father idolized him. He squeaked though on clarinet which I still have and it's over 80 years old now. We saw Benny Goodman in concert in 1975 and I was in awe and dad was in absolute heaven to see his idol in person. My parents and uncle were born in the 20's and 30's. My two grand fathers their music was Scott Joplin and when dad heard Ragtime he was hooked. Dad had all the original records he collected as a kid. Goodman, Glenn Miller, all the singers of the 40's. The records were large and heavy. They would've been worth thousands today had they not been stolen by movers when my father got sick with cancer. Sing, Sing, Sing is my favorite Benny Goodman.
As someone who’s been playing trumpet for 14 years, been a part of more ensembles and jazz combos than I can count, and received a degree in Music Education; I can assure you these servicemen and women love what they do. It takes relentless dedication and passion to earn a spot in such a high level ensemble such as this. These players have dedicated their lives to their craft, and wouldn’t had made it to this level if they weren’t having fun. So if you’ve never been through the years of long hours of practicing, dedicating yourself to improving your talent every single day, missing family functions and social outings, and doing your damn best to be the best musician you can; then kindly stop making assumptions and half hazardously criticizing these tremendously gifted musicians. Just enjoy the music, it’s really awesome stuff :) (p.s. this is just a studio recording, live performances are much more nuanced and varied than a straight reading of the original score)
Yeah you can feel its a studio recording in the way they play. They lacked the energy and swagger of the original song, it's almost stiff. I'm gonna try and find a recording of them playing it live and see the difference.
Just with all military jobs, they are all 1st highly trained soldiers which translates into their discipline as musicians. In fact, my former band director left teaching high school band to direct an Air Force band and he was required to past the same physical qualifications and basic training as all Air Force personnel.
Nothing wrong with playing music to keep the troops motivated. Better playing music than having to shoot people. If only we could solve problems through some band battles!
Damn, they're playing like machines. In a good and in a bad way. It's musically perfect, but there's no feelings, no soul. Still, absolutely brilliant musically.
@@ilearnedsomethingnewtoday6193 What exactly is soul though? How do you know those musicians playing wearn't really into it and feeling very soulful? To my understanding soul in this case is a performers feeling towards the music, im not gonna assume how they all feel, but i would say its likely they're havin a good time if they got this far.
Pretty DAMNED GOOD!!! I’m a retired Army Veteran, & I see that this Army Jazz Band represents the Army Band as a whole, the music sure also come a long way in sounding better. KEEP DOING other old classic jazz music.
The highest level of jazz musicianship is being able to relax, turn your brain off, and play really really well. I feel like this band has achieved that.
So im dutch, but i can imagine you will understand when i feel like music is an international language and we can all feel love for this group of men and woman who share there passion for music. Love your channel - a new fan!
Hello I would like to say congrats to Mr.Wes Anderson he is a fantastic drummer I would also like to thank him for his service my mother was also a staff Sargent
@@ArmyFieldBand Yes he is. Curious if SSG Anderson is still active duty 7 1/2 years later. Related note: If I had a question regarding a drum part (specifically Chega de Saudade) is there a way to contact anyone? Army Vet and fellow drummer here.
Krupa was playing with quite a bit more force here, tho. Just have a look at the videos :) Often mistaken as playing louder than they were, tho...Danny Seraphine (Chicago) and Steve Smith (Journey). Neither are hard hitters.
I love how ppl comment as if they knew how these people felt. From what i've seen ppl that are in the military, they don't express themselves that much and tbh when I play tuba in my band, I really dont have a reason to smile. To go through their training in the music alone is really tough and I bet the competitiveness is there. It's the Dream Theater thing all over again, it doesn't mean they don't love music and playing if they don't go all Hollywood on you.
I understand that it might seem as if they "don't feel the rhythm" when they don't constantly show it but my comment was rather pointed at the ppl that comment as if they know for a fact how these ppl feel when they play. Also considering there are so few players in the group in this here combo, the meaning of a tempo fuck up is so much more detrimental to the piece as a whole. You can hear the flaw immediately and I would suggest anything that takes away from their focus and concentration can cause that fuck up. What you said, however, makes me think. How does one see from these artists that they are not feeling the rhythm or enjoying the music? In this piece, they are playing to an empty room I suspect. There are shots of the audience nor there is any commotion or applause after the song. Also the drummer looks at the camera in the ending which suggests there is no audience. These artists are not actors. They are musicians in a high end orchestra playing in front of cameras. Maybe there is no excess of emotions because there is no interaction in the first place. I also made a mistake of not doing research and only now discovered that this band has little to do with the army outside of the employer and the name.
I don't think it's their reserve that gets people, even though they are stock still. You can just hear it in the music, everything's a little too precise and clear and exact. It's difficult to explain, but it just doesn't sound right regardless of what they might look like: they don't have the swing
They all are great, but the drummer is such a good player, it was nice to see he put a smile on a couple band mates. It felt he's a well liked guy in the band.
FABULOUS, this is amazing my Mum was in the WRAC, Catering, she appreciated music but didn't really have a musical ear, but cooking and baking that's where her fantastic talent was🙂
Although it's the US Army, and not the Air Force, I'm sure Major Miller will be tapping his foot in approval. Absolutely top class musicians, being paid just above the Union minimum. Respect.
Hard to smile while playing my saxophone too. Jazz is fun mate but that doesn't mean we'd constantly smile and laugh. It's gotta have some semblance of form to make it sound good and I think they've done a phenomenal job.
They are in the pocket. Swing IS america's orchestral music, and after months of shows on the road I wouldn't look ecstatic to play an arguably easy swing tune either.
most orbit has to do with the military attitude. Also they're trying to be clean across the board which works perfectly here. you can't play the same way in a big band as you would in a small jazz band.
Just came from the original recording by Benny and the band. It was RED HOT! Gene Krupa was on FIRE! The horns were ORGASMIC! Benny's clarinet SUBLIME! This one just kills time.
Oh man...they might be the Ambassadors, but they, especially the drummer, play like "if I make a mistake, staff seargent is going to kick my ass". Feel it man!!
RL R Yeah. I totally got that vibe.
RL R oh apparently he's the staff Sargeant lol
not to be rude, but he is a staff sergeant.
Actually if I’m not mistaken the lowest ranking members of this band are staff seargents
That was so fucking tight
“I was in the army”
“Oh really? So was I. Where were you deployed?”
“Brass Section. What about you?”
“Percussion”
The percussionist's end smile was the icing on the cake.
Haha
This is too underrated
So true
Many people were actually exempt from service to join army bands like the commodores or the airmen of note
i love how the drummer cant keep in his smile at the end
That is the core of a playing instruments
He's got that "Hell yeah I just fucking did that shit perfectly!" expression on his face! Like "BAM!" XD
PyrozPlayground yep😂
Yes!
If you don't enjoy playing don't do it
Staff Sgt Anderson is a solid drummer, pity they did not play the extended version with a longer solo.
It's funny you should mention that, we frequently play this tune as an encore at our live performances and we open up the drum solo at the end and "unleash the beast" that is Staff Sgt. Wes Anderson. Glad you enjoyed the video, hopefully we'll see you at one of our shows once we can get back to live music!
@@ArmyFieldBand what a name to have on your ID
I was waiting to see Krupa in uniform 😔
SSG Anderson really brings it here. Top notch performance. People complaining about the serious expressions might not have ever worn the uniform.
@@ArmyFieldBand is there a video of it anywhere?
Man this rocked. Should have called them the Jambassadors.
Does Jazzbassadors work??
@@joynotjoyce9400not as much
Drummer: Permission to swing, sir.
Leader: Denied. As you were, sergeant.
JiveDadson 🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣😂
Haha dude, the reason the drummer smiles at the end is because he added a semi-quaver to the chart( likely by accident) and it felt 50%-50% like mistake. So he's like "meh, it still passes through🤣😉" Its common in such genres like jazz to add one final hit like a bell at the end (off the chart) haha
😂
@@iwillcriticize838 it was either a mistake or he forgot they were recording and got too I to it, either way he didn't plan it
@@cypherredux2771 Well this was an overdub so it was probably intentional
As a jazz trombonist, whenever the band you're playing in is tight and makes no mistakes, there's that sense of "dang we're pretty good", and then we go on to the next chart. We don't have to smile, but we feel proud of ourselves when we do a good job. It's enjoyable in a humble way.
joseph jackson when ur a percussionist it's the complete oposite most of the time
jazzylad251 lol I can tell from you guys XD
Jazz bass trombonist here, and I agree 100%
You can see it in their eyes, they are saying “We are the shit”
Joe Jackson, the man on the bone. AON👍
when you run out of wars to fight and have to conquer the music scene
Then we are losing the music scene fight. Unless these guys can swing dance and play without staring down the music at the same time, and kick the energy up, the battle goes to Japan. And they all smile and wave. Lol
All joking aside these guys are good, but the tachibana teenagers are incredible.
ua-cam.com/video/_iOQk8Sdv-g/v-deo.html
Don't worry the US creates wars to keep these guys busy. Gotta keep those military industrial complex wheels turning somehow
Gotta get that sweet sweet Tritone substitution oil
Hey! This is 1000 times better than wars if you ask me.
@@MFink-oq5hy move to china
Me: “be like me, son. Join the army.”
Son: “That’s awesome dad did you kill people?”
Me: “nah just that drum solo”
but it was a killer drum solo.
@@gavinvink6142 that’s the joke
@@zachbeecher2 I think he’s adding on to the joke.
What that man to the drums should be classified as a war crime
I saw one smile at the end hahaha
2/10 for failure to maintain bearing. Now front-leaning-rest and push, maggot!
oh it's the cool guy
@@Antraeon 2ㅈ22ㅈ222
The Lord hath spoken!
A bit stiff they were…
The irony of a highly regimental group playing music that was originally meant to swing and not follow any rules
That's why it's all CORRECT but still WRONG as hell.
REALLY?!!!! Are you crazy or just haven't played much professionally?
Robert Woosley 🤦♂️🤦♂️
@marsjacobvolta
Nah.
This is the most cookie cutter version of this song I've ever heard. Not much irony going on here
なんでこんなに涼しい顔をして完璧な演奏ができるんだ…
Translation?
Sergio Martinez
he is saying
how they can play this so well
in poker face.
@@kibouishida Thank you. I was not at a desktop when I read these comments so I couldnt copy and paste into a translator.
なんか知らない間に勝手に翻訳されてるんだがｗ
それw
Damn they sound great I just wish it looked like they were actually having fun with the music
I thought you were dismantled
Kiran Abayaratna clever
It looked like they were starting to feel it right at the end.
They may feel better with some Glen Miller music. I know I do when I play it.
@@URProductions yeah the drummer is really into it. I mean everyone is but they've probably got the one shot for camera and want to focus on the performing. But the drummer is grinning at the end.
These guys all play so well, it’s just a shame that all the fun was taken out of this piece. This is a jazz/swing drummers dream to be able to play this song with a big band and to play it so low key had to be gut wrenching.
How about this one?? ua-cam.com/video/souj-xWs7xs/v-deo.html
Души нет. Просто сотрясают воздух.
I have a similar comment. I love our military musical ensembles. From these jazz musicians, the woodwind quintets and every other group, they are awesome. They are technically proficient, and yes, can swing with the best.
For some reason though, I’m accustomed to this song be a little more “ragged” than this performance, which is one reason it’s one of my favorite swing pieces.
No shade, though. Love to watch these performances.
I needed waaaay more attitude from the opening trumpet too. It should be damn near obscene.
I've never seen this song played more serious than them
Are you kidding me? You’re just blind. The drummer smiled once.
@@calebginsberg5224 i think its cause he might have did something wrong. theyre meant to follow the exact song but i think the drummer might have added a bit more in the end. but it was really wholesome
Right. It lacks soul
jazz特有の軽やかさ。
聞いてて気持ちいし、自然と体がリズムを刻み始めるよね！
マリョスあびじょば hehehehedgxhhwhahhdehs
一体感がすごい！！！
すごい軽やかなのに
めっちゃ安定してる‼︎
アメリカの陸軍は軍隊も最強だけれど、流石ジャズバンドも良くハモッており、素晴らしい演奏ですね🥁
おくだめりー oeiehshdhebsiirjshehehshe
Wut?
That face the drummer makes at the end so perfectly captures that feeling of subtle pride. Every time I lose enthusiasm to practice my drums I watch this video, and just dream of being able to reach a position where I'm that good.
色んなSing Sing Sing聞いてきたけどこれほどスピード感ある演奏無いからなんか新鮮…
最後の方のドラムソロのとこから本人もまわりも楽しそうだし超カッコいい
Drummer, seems like he wants to make cooler faces deep down
2:13 トランペットの方の笑顔が凄くかっこよく
2:38 ドラムの方の終わったあとの笑顔が素敵だと思いました✨
I don't understand... (Japanese?) But yeah, I know right.
ちょー！カッコいい！
sooo cool!
京都橘高校のSingの大ファンで登録していたら、この動画がヒットした。
さすが軍人さん・・・・チームワークの良さと、member同士のRespectが素晴らしいと感じた。
自分も橘のファンだけど個人的にはSingはこういう落ち着いた演奏の方が好きです。大人になった卒業生のなかから、こういう抑えのきいた渋い演奏ができるバンドが出てきてもいいのになあ、と期待しています。
高校生とかがやってる「頑張ってます！」って感じも好きだけど、これは大人の余裕みたいなのがあってカッコイイな、と思いました(*^^)
クラリネットの「大人の、やらしさ」
頑張ってる姿を人に見せるのは二流
Wtf?
ただ一つ思うのが
自衛隊の音楽団もそうだけど
リズムに忠実すぎる傾向にあるから
あまりジャズ向きじゃないな…って
その分
ファンファーレで始まる曲やマーチはマジでかっこいい
100% agree
He wanted to smile so much at the end he knows he killed that shit lmao
かっこいい…偶然見つけて幸せだ
This isn't Jazz! This is Big Band! Swing! My parents and uncle were raised during the era. This song was pure Benny Goodman and no one could play clarinet like he could. My late father idolized him. He squeaked though on clarinet which I still have and it's over 80 years old now. We saw Benny Goodman in concert in 1975 and I was in awe and dad was in absolute heaven to see his idol in person. My parents and uncle were born in the 20's and 30's. My two grand fathers their music was Scott Joplin and when dad heard Ragtime he was hooked. Dad had all the original records he collected as a kid. Goodman, Glenn Miller, all the singers of the 40's. The records were large and heavy. They would've been worth thousands today had they not been stolen by movers when my father got sick with cancer. Sing, Sing, Sing is my favorite Benny Goodman.
As someone who’s been playing trumpet for 14 years, been a part of more ensembles and jazz combos than I can count, and received a degree in Music Education; I can assure you these servicemen and women love what they do. It takes relentless dedication and passion to earn a spot in such a high level ensemble such as this. These players have dedicated their lives to their craft, and wouldn’t had made it to this level if they weren’t having fun. So if you’ve never been through the years of long hours of practicing, dedicating yourself to improving your talent every single day, missing family functions and social outings, and doing your damn best to be the best musician you can; then kindly stop making assumptions and half hazardously criticizing these tremendously gifted musicians. Just enjoy the music, it’s really awesome stuff :) (p.s. this is just a studio recording, live performances are much more nuanced and varied than a straight reading of the original score)
Yeah you can feel its a studio recording in the way they play. They lacked the energy and swagger of the original song, it's almost stiff. I'm gonna try and find a recording of them playing it live and see the difference.
みんな不動無表情かと思いきや、足でリズムをとる方いたり、最後に笑顔を我慢しちゃうドラムの方がいたり、素晴らしい演奏でした✨
やば！
レベル高すぎ笑笑
皆カッコイイし…
うらやましい……
野獣先輩の先輩 日本語に会えて嬉しいよ🎉
Okay THAT is an American music ensemble. THAT is what instrumental music should sound like.
素晴らしいsing sing singをありがとうございます。
I've heard A LOT versions of this song, but Staff Sgt. Wes Anderson absolutely killed it. He kept it so smoooooth and mellow, like a calm heartbeat.
future kid- dad what did you do for the military
me-i played jazz music
DayOwlFlims my dad was a drummer in the army 😁
ZoroarkWarrior Good for your daddy!
Just with all military jobs, they are all 1st highly trained soldiers which translates into their discipline as musicians. In fact, my former band director left teaching high school band to direct an Air Force band and he was required to past the same physical qualifications and basic training as all Air Force personnel.
Of course ;)
Nothing wrong with playing music to keep the troops motivated. Better playing music than having to shoot people. If only we could solve problems through some band battles!
Damn, they're playing like machines. In a good and in a bad way. It's musically perfect, but there's no feelings, no soul. Still, absolutely brilliant musically.
I had the exact same feeling. I was like: wow, this is so clean...no wait it's too clean.
Seeing them live is something else, they are all so into it and they are like the opposite of machines, they’re the best there is.
@@evanbuck5857 you a fed
Couldn't agree more. Technically perfect. No soul whatsoever
@@ilearnedsomethingnewtoday6193 What exactly is soul though? How do you know those musicians playing wearn't really into it and feeling very soulful? To my understanding soul in this case is a performers feeling towards the music, im not gonna assume how they all feel, but i would say its likely they're havin a good time if they got this far.
非常に丁寧に演奏されていますネ
This is like watching cops skateboard
hahaha😭😭😭
Being an amateur skateboarder and a professional musician, I can confirm
@aslaned67 yeah, your comment sure is stupid!
No It’s More Like A Bombers Dropping Bombs
so true :D :D
Pretty DAMNED GOOD!!! I’m a retired Army Veteran, & I see that this Army Jazz Band represents the Army Band as a whole, the music sure also come a long way in sounding better. KEEP DOING other old classic jazz music.
my favorite jazz song played by my favorite band
Going through the motions! Goodman had passion when he played! It's not enough just to play every note. You gotta feel it!
I freaking LOVE how the drummer quoted the melody at 1:55 and Salt Peanuts at 2:01
Good catch.
I read that Benny didn't know Gene was going to do that extended drum solo, he just did it and the band just rolled with it.
That was great. You guys nailed it good. You did your country and the Armed Forces proud. Very fun to watch. Thanks.
The drummer knows he smashed it that time! Brilliant performance. Really tight. Top job band!!!
The highest level of jazz musicianship is being able to relax, turn your brain off, and play really really well. I feel like this band has achieved that.
録音された音みたいにすごい滑らかだ
This song's been a classic for decades and will be for generations to come. its so fun and upbeat.
This is perhaps the most widely recognized swing number of all times. And deservedly so!
Y’all are mistaken. This is how it was played. Beautiful, exact, well done.
So im dutch, but i can imagine you will understand when i feel like music is an international language and we can all feel love for this group of men and woman who share there passion for music.
Love your channel - a new fan!
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Hello I would like to say congrats to Mr.Wes Anderson he is a fantastic drummer I would also like to thank him for his service my mother was also a staff Sargent
Thanks! SSG Anderson is the real deal!
@@ArmyFieldBand Yes he is. Curious if SSG Anderson is still active duty 7 1/2 years later. Related note: If I had a question regarding a drum part (specifically Chega de Saudade) is there a way to contact anyone? Army Vet and fellow drummer here.
I like the drummer trying not to smile at the end. Well done all around!!!
Each and every one of them are just amazing musicians!
各セクションことごとく音色が良いなあ。流石。
Clean Big Band Sound. Perfection. Drummer is so good. Melodic Drumming. No Banging Away., Tasty Tasty Drummer. Krupa would have loved him.
Krupa was playing with quite a bit more force here, tho.
Just have a look at the videos :)
Often mistaken as playing louder than they were, tho...Danny Seraphine (Chicago) and Steve Smith (Journey). Neither are hard hitters.
I love how ppl comment as if they knew how these people felt. From what i've seen ppl that are in the military, they don't express themselves that much and tbh when I play tuba in my band, I really dont have a reason to smile.
To go through their training in the music alone is really tough and I bet the competitiveness is there. It's the Dream Theater thing all over again, it doesn't mean they don't love music and playing if they don't go all Hollywood on you.
Ballet40k it's less about going Hollywood, it's more about feeling the rhythm and the music instead of just going through the motions.
I understand that it might seem as if they "don't feel the rhythm" when they don't constantly show it but my comment was rather pointed at the ppl that comment as if they know for a fact how these ppl feel when they play. Also considering there are so few players in the group in this here combo, the meaning of a tempo fuck up is so much more detrimental to the piece as a whole. You can hear the flaw immediately and I would suggest anything that takes away from their focus and concentration can cause that fuck up.
What you said, however, makes me think. How does one see from these artists that they are not feeling the rhythm or enjoying the music? In this piece, they are playing to an empty room I suspect. There are shots of the audience nor there is any commotion or applause after the song. Also the drummer looks at the camera in the ending which suggests there is no audience. These artists are not actors. They are musicians in a high end orchestra playing in front of cameras. Maybe there is no excess of emotions because there is no interaction in the first place.
I also made a mistake of not doing research and only now discovered that this band has little to do with the army outside of the employer and the name.
I don't think it's their reserve that gets people, even though they are stock still. You can just hear it in the music, everything's a little too precise and clear and exact. It's difficult to explain, but it just doesn't sound right regardless of what they might look like: they don't have the swing
I guess we then just have to agree to disagree. ^^
Ballet40k IKR
カッコいい！！
心を捉えて離さない....！！
郁 さん 日本語は美しいね。💐
The reason why this band has perfect tone is because this is an army jazz band. Their rule for an Army Band is perfection for the video or concert.
They all are great, but the drummer is such a good player, it was nice to see he put a smile on a couple band mates. It felt he's a well liked guy in the band.
When America liberates any place from now on, I demand the Army Field Band plays Jazz to the locals.
So do I, Warren.
サックスが一人で吹いてるように揃って聴こえる。イカす。
木村祐太 わー！日本人見つけたーー！
日本語に会えて、嬉しいよ。🎊
ほんそれ、最高にcool
本当に、すごいですね。
感激しました
おかしいかな？
バードメン公式 bhwhahwhqjahhvahshehws
the smile at the end made it even better than it already was
FABULOUS, this is amazing my Mum was in the WRAC, Catering, she appreciated music but didn't really have a musical ear, but cooking and baking that's where her fantastic talent was🙂
響きがいいね👍
音のキレも、テンポ、聴いてるとノリノリ💃でしょう🎵
好きな音源ですね👍
The drummer’s face from the last seconds looks so satisfied.
The way Sgt. Wes Anderson starts and ends the piece is so awesome. He's cool.
Wished it was longer.
That drummer is really good! Does anybody know his name?
Staff Sergeant Wes Anderson
Jackson Mack it says in the description
I think that's Staff Sergeant Wes Anderson. You know, the guy from the description.
word on the grapevine is it is staff sergeant Wes Anderson
Lieutenant Drums
I always go to the military band concerts. They are all wonderful in every way. Thank you!
Although it's the US Army, and not the Air Force, I'm sure Major Miller will be tapping his foot in approval.
Absolutely top class musicians, being paid just above the Union minimum.
Respect.
NOW DROP AND GIVE ME TWENTY!!!
NOT QUITE MY TEMPO!!!
ARE YOU RUSHING OR ARE YOU DRAGGING
@@RaySpartan315 I love that movie
“How’s the band?”
“THEY KILLED IT!”
非常に素晴らしい! 助けを求めて京都の立花高校のスイング・ガールが必要😆
Tachibanaa!
橘ってこっちじゃなかったっけ？
no matter what language is nationality, music is universal. congratulations! Brazilian greetings.
Wow... I LOVE this!!
This is soooo coooool!!! Amazing job by the ones who lay their lives on the line for us each and everyday!!
These dudes just came and did a clinic at my school...so freaking cool after seeing their concert the night before
ESPECTACULAR!.brillante presentacion y muy buen sonido.segun mi humilde oido.grasias y saludos.( que elegantes son esos uniformes ).
Pretty damned snappy! Love the lady holding her own with the trumpet section! Well done, Soldiers, from a former Marine Bandsman.
I played trumpet profesionally for a decade and I'm impressed! Very clean!
Man, I LOVE this tune, and y'all CRUSHED it! Awesome work!
流石、アメリカ陸軍によるSING、SING、SINGは本場のジャスは素晴らしい。
I'm just loving the fact the guitarist has a seven-string, I was half expecting a really heavy metal breakdown to throw us all off! ;)
Für mich eines der besten Drums Soli !! Bravo sehr geschmackvoll.
Pride and Joy---all rolled up into this presentation! 👍👍
Amazing! I am learning this in my schools jazz band. ❤
As good of rendition of this Song as I have ever heard. Great talent!
2:13 the only one feeling it
Yes, 2 or 3 times he can be seen grooving with it.
This group should be called "The Eighteen Amazing Seargents" Great job !
All of them were spectacular, but the drummer amazed me the most. He just put a smile on some if his band mates. I also liked the saxes
It's really hard to find a group that can play this song well. Good job👌
I really loved this!
Unforgettable, without a doubt !!
The most precise and perfect rendition.
band without microphones but high quality and no room reflections.. studio quality!
Great sound! Excellent technical skills! Thanks a lot!
Everything is absolutely perfect, and that's what's annoying. They dont seem to be having fun, and the solos are exacts of the originals
The thing about jazz is it shouldn't be perfect
Actually it's not easy to smile while playing an brass instrument. In fact, I'm not even able to do that while playing the trombone
Hard to smile while playing my saxophone too. Jazz is fun mate but that doesn't mean we'd constantly smile and laugh. It's gotta have some semblance of form to make it sound good and I think they've done a phenomenal job.
It's still the best performance I've heard yet tho
Trust me, they're having fun!!! Whether Killin a solo or some isis scum, Army always have fun!!! Army 77 myself, no combat but had a bunch of fun!!!
Sounds like an orchestra concert, you all need to get to swing'n! Get in the pocket!
Some excellent talent though :-)
They are in the pocket. Swing IS america's orchestral music, and after months of shows on the road I wouldn't look ecstatic to play an arguably easy swing tune either.
yeah they literally play this perfectly
Cool Joule u r right they need to have some fun playing this piece
most orbit has to do with the military attitude. Also they're trying to be clean across the board which works perfectly here. you can't play the same way in a big band as you would in a small jazz band.
*of it
Fantastic my dad was a sergeant Marine Corps and he would’ve been proud of you salute🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Just came from the original recording by Benny and the band. It was RED HOT! Gene Krupa was on FIRE! The horns were ORGASMIC! Benny's clarinet SUBLIME!
This one just kills time.