Al Hirt "When The Saints Go Marching In" Live On The Ed Sullivan Show
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The guy playing the clarinet was terrific.
Yes-need to find out who that is!
@@theblueriverjazzbandmusic2540 Pee Wee Spitelera. He was with Al for many years.
@@theblueriverjazzbandmusic2540 Pee Wee Spitelera...R.I.P.
Pee Wee Spitilera was an absolute beast on the clarinet who unfortunately died before he was fifty. Richard "Cougar" Nelson was equally bestial on the trombone. They don't make 'em like that any more!
The late great Pee Wee Spitelera. Rick (Cougar) Nelson was the ONLY trombone player capable of matching Hirt for technique.
Al Hirt was great. Never heard of him? Search youtube for his hits- Java, Cotton Candy, and Theme to The Green Hornet
Killer rendition of a classic, what an arrangement...Unsung hero?...The Bass Player...holy smoke, he walked the entire fretboard of his upright...Bravo~!
My fingers are falling off just thinking about it.
AMEN, Al Hirt! Here's to the man with the greatest NFL connection. He was one of the music acts for the Halftime Show of what became the 1st Super Bowl! Go check out his smashing rendition of the theme to THE GREEN HORNET! Always love listening to his Top 40 hit SUGAR LIPS. Especially how he makes his horn mimic a laugh at the end.....😎🇵🇷🇺🇸🗽🦂
These clips are terrific. So many times when I was a kid I wanted to see just one clip of Al Hirt on national TV. Anytime there was a retrospective show with old clips of Ed Sullivan or other 60s shows I would watch just to see if I would see a clip of Al Hirt or Herb Alpert perform. Never happened. Always the Beatles or the Stones or someone the gatekeepers (producers) of the time liked. its so good to finally see these clips of Al at his peak of popularity and performance. This was fun!
They’ve played this one before! Great timing between the players!
Quite a fast pace version of when the Saints go marching in! Interesting version. Like the ending: "that's all folks!"
Even though I'm an 80's baby when I'd go visit my grandparents house as a kid I was fascinated with watching Ed Sullivan and my Grandma and my parents used to watch Ed Sullivan when I was a kid. So I guess you can say I am a 3rd generation Ed Sullivan watcher. I love the fact that The Temptations my favorite group and many Motown acts went onto the Ed Sullivan show as well as many other African Americans. A man way ahead of his time.
Incredible!
A friend of my friend Rick Bogart’s and that baseman slapping!!
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The little kick thing was comical.
Why I no listen earlier this trompet player???
Al really stepped out in this rendition. The Cl man was PeeWee Reese, I suppose. He played with Hirt when I saw them in SF in the '60's.
Al was big, but looked fatter on TV.
Plays too many notes.
Yea, what would Al Hirt know about playing the trumpet.
Ha, that’s what the king said about His royal composer’s composition in the Mozart movie Amadeus.
Tell that to the be-boppers.
So did Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker.