Sing Sing Sing - Bennie Goodman (Swing Dance)
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- Sing Sing Sing - Bennie Goodman (Swing Dance)
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I am 86 and I used to tap dance and jive to this song, those were the days my friend I thought they would never end. Not easy getting old. Love the music all music, warms the heart. Take care all you good people out there.
We had the best music!
@@edithcunningham5713We ALL have the best music!
Bless you Scorpio.
A smokin' tune from 84 years ago that people still thoroughly enjoy today!
You can't beat that Gene Krupa drum beat. He drove the bus for Benny Goodman into the swing movement in my opinion. One of the greatest drummers of all time.
He got to popular and left to do music his way.
Thanks for mentioning his name, I can’t get enough of that beat and I’m going to look him up.
Absolutely! He was the BEST!
“Soundin’ like the ghost of Jean Krupa with glass-packs” Tom Waits.
you´re right. Gene Krupa is the genious drumer, in the version with him is much more speed
I think Benny would be proud to know how well his great music serves in the digital age. Well done.
I so agree! Bennie is King of Swing! So well done! Watched it 4-times, headphones. Still blown Away!! Wow!
Gene Krupa….this was his music, really. 💕
This song was actually written by Louis Prima.
@@bobmarlowe3390 Yep it was basically an extended version of his song.
Whoever makes this video, that is nice. I would watch it over and over again.
I'm 79 years young, and love to exercise to this music video! Love dancing. Thank you!
This song is on the playlist for my funeral. I want people celebrating and this makes everyone move.
I literally went to a party after a wake about a month ago. That was my friends exact sentiment. She wanted a celebration when she past away, and she paid for it! Good party, good food, and a DJ.
I would add “lavender coffin” :)
@@charlie2640 yup, seems fitting!
Great! Dave and this song is my No.1 for my funeral ua-cam.com/video/O5uOY06KddY/v-deo.html
Already on my funeral playlist as the designated exit music.
Don't know how this ended up as a suggested video to watch, but boy am I glad I did.
There I was, about 14, Gene Krupa’s band was about to on the air at Atlantic City’s Steel Pier. I hurried up to the front row to watch this spectacle. The announcer opened the show. I stood my ground and took it all in. The Big Noise from Wonetka. Krupa was wild. What an act. The base player looked like he had put his fingers into a light socket. The audience slurped in the summer’s heat like it was Jersey clam chowder. It was so hot that I feared the pier hall would melt. My mother had come up to where I was standing. “So what do you think Ma?” “Great,” she assured me. “He plays that way because he’s hopped up.” The announcer gestured to the band to wrap it up. It was after all a family radio show.
My friend when he was young accidentally broke kruppa's house window with a stone..as I recall no problem for Gene ..a mean drummer he was
Winnetka
Great video!
My uncle was a trumpet player in the late 30s and into the 40s. He played for a lot of Big Bands --- even Bennie Goodman. His last gig was 2nd trumpet under Doc Severinsen with the Tex Beneke orchestra.
It was a briliant song, I would even say genius! I mean, it was so put together from start to finish. I was about 9 years old when I joined my father's orchestra on drums. By then, I had heard this over and over and only dreamed of playing it. Now, 65+ years later, I can only dream of having played it!
A commentor somewhere said it best: Gene Krupa was the first 'superstar' drummer!
Even as great a drummer as Gene Krupa was, there was one better. Here's what he had to say about Chick Webb, talking about the night when Benny Goodman's band went head-to-head against Chick Webb's band at the Savoy Ballroom.
“I’ll never forget that night - he [Chick Webb] just cut me to ribbons - made me feel awfully small. That man was dynamic; he could reach the most amazing heights. When he really let go, you had the feeling that the entire atmosphere in the place was charged. When he felt like it, he could cut down any of us.”
A timeless piece, 83 years old. Let that sink in.
Why ? You all think you invented everything ?
@ Tristram Gordon
What a snide remark! They were implying that the music has held up after all these years.
@@lisakwaterski6707 he’s too dumb to understand that.
Gene Krupa, the greatest drummer of all time, beating that trap set like it owes him money!
💯% AGREED 👍🏻
Don’t forget Buddy Rich....in a class of his own
@@alanmaxted6215 Buddy Rich had finesse. JK had finesse and power.
*The drumming of Gene Krupa was the 'key' to the immense popularity of 'Sing Sing Sing'...in New York, people were waiting in-line for 1am shows, something unknown in years past*
Honestly being a drummer for a song like Sing Sing Sing must be a right workout.. Arms would be jelleh by the end of it
To D. Beach--my dad actually DID play this at my grandmother's funeral! He stopped to to "take a quick phone call" in the middle of his eulogy for her--that was the cue for one of his friends to send him "Sing Sing Sing" thru the speakerphone. Everybody was at first stunned, and then laughed/cried at the same time.
awesome!!
In 1965 my high school English teacher took the class to the auditorium to listen to Sing Sing Sing with a theory that analysis of this musical composition would lead to better English composition. Don't know if that worked but did introduce me to this great musical piece that has been adopted by succeeding generations. RIP GH.
I started to play the clarinet in 5th grade in 1973 after hearing one played live. My Dad was thrilled, and got out his Benny Goodman and Glenn Miller 78's. I still love this music, and I miss the old folks...
How can you not love this music I would play my dads 78's when I was a kid Great stuff!
There has not been any music like that since. The best!
It is amazing music, but there has been music like that since...
There was a brief revival in the 90s of swing style music.
Check out...Cherry Poppin Daddies, Brian Seltzer Orchestra, and Squirrel Nut Zippers when you get the chance.
I doubt today's your
I doubt today's youth woukd have the ebergybto keep up!
Great to see that today's youth can still appreciate an oldie but goodie.
They’re goodies for good reason
Benny Goodman’s orchestra spans three, four generations of music love!
This is just off-the-charts outstanding! It brought tears to my eyes! Unbelievable!
My wife is the vocalist for a big band and they always closed with this song at a gig, although she wasn't singing you could just see the pure joy and excitement watching her band play...brought the crowd to their feet every time!
What’s the band called ?
Swing music had the same backbone as classic rock, where featured musicians were encouraged to stand up and wail out a solo that was hotter than Georgia asphalt. This song would make a corpse start tapping their toes!
Still one of the greatest pieces of music ever. Plus, some versions even stretch it out with more solos.
Really good music lasts forever!
Beautiful talented young people of every flavor! A little bit of heaven to watch happy people having fun! This has been a stressful 2 years! Thank you so much all of you for making & sharing this WONDERFULLY FUN VIDEO! My weary feet were moving to the beat under my desk.
While the Brass was hot, Gene Kruppa brought it all together. The greatest drummer EVER!!! At least in his era. Excellent production here too!!
You know It!
All-time. Gene rules!
There was one better and Gene Krupa even admitted it. These are his own words.
“I’ll never forget that night - he [Chick Webb] just cut me to ribbons - made me feel awfully small. That man was dynamic; he could reach the most amazing heights. When he really let go, you had the feeling that the entire atmosphere in the place was charged. When he felt like it, he could cut down any of us.”
Nothing like Swing music video to pick you up and get you going. Benny Goodman was great.
Gene Krupa, what can I say? I love swing . I’m 73 and like all genres…… but this song s amazing!
Man I love the big bands and the swing,makes my heart pump happy blood.
"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet but your kids are gonna love it!"
Nice reference
1:07 the true highlight, the cameraman did a great job capturing these elegant moves.
I was thinking: this needs something... and there it was... ;)
LOTS of great moves, here, but I think the solo kid in the suit, tie and hat was tops.
Hate to tell you this, but these are film clips of people who are dancing to a variety of random tunes. There were a clips of real Swing dancing though
He has his own channel , seen his videos , he is good , his name is Sven Otten , look up under Electro Swing Dancing
Bloody awesome !! Bravo all the brilliant talented dancers involved !!
I was born in '56 and missed being part of the greatest generation in history by 20 yrs. Everything was magnificent...the clothes, cars, buildings, music. This generation won a war and it truly was the last time America was great. When I look at what has become of us over the last 80 yrs, it saddens me greatly. We were a nation respected around the world...now we're just the punchline for a joke.
I watch these swing videos around 6 pm at night after I have had a few beers and try to do my own swing dance .
Great tune, great dancing! A classy performance!
I could never dance like this when I could actually dance. Very talented young people on here. Well done and thank you. Wonderful memories..
My face hurts from the grin i have going from ear to ear. That was fantastic! They are all outstanding, and the video was wall cut together. Just simply, wow
Man...I needed this today! Wonderful.
The classics never go out of style.
Real music, real dancing, it just doesn't get any better than this. This what I needed after a long day and a perfect example of the UA-cam algorithim actually getting it right. Many thanks to the uploader/creator!!
the only thing that could make a video like this better is if it and every single other kind of music didn't attract commenters to diminish other music, like the "real" music, "real" dancing jab. There are folk somehwere else commenting on some other music saying the same thing, and they mean their music and dance is real and that this above is trash. it's such a petty tribal reaction that robs people of the richness in all song and dance. I just don't get it. Nut it always brings me down just a little whenever i see someone hear music and need to respond by dissing someone else's music.
@@truthaboutcabbage Real music = not made by a computer. Real dancing = not dry-humping each other.
There you go. Rick wasn't actually "dissing" anyone, but I was!
Everyone else commenting is just enjoying the music and enjoying the fun dancing.
But the perpetually offended cannot understand why everything isn't perfectly equal, & everybody does not think exactly alike.
A perfect song for the greatest time in American history.
It's GREAT to see wonderful old songs like this given new life for today's generation!!!
👍👍👍
I have been a big fan of Bennie Goodman ever since I was 13 y/o and I still am today! Great stuff.. Good music is good music in every era!
That was an amazing edit of clips. I could sit and watch them all in their entirety. I have two left feet and dance like an idiot(oh yes i do it anyway) and i took lessons on piano til my teacher gave up and felt guilty to take more money from me, but damn I love music and dance even if it is so far beyond me. Watching a video like this just makes me feel charged up and alive. Sing Sing Sing is one of the greatest songs ever written, and certainly one of the most fiery. I'd love to be able to go and watch dancing somewhere, especially swing dancing and related styles from the first half of the twentieth century that were just so flamboyant and jubilant. Excelsior!
Hints of Irish dancing to Benny Goodman! Why not, brilliant.)
Remembering the Benny Goodman concert I went to in the 80's - a wonderful evening.
Triple A awesome! Let me tell you something; our grandparents and (in some instances, our great grandparents), were so cool to have danced to that. We have nothing on them. Bravo.
This video just makes me feel happy no matter how many times I view it!
My late father would've loved this! Benny Goodman was his idol as a kid. I still have dad's clarinet he got as a kid wanting to be Benny. It's 80 some years old. In 1976 at Music Carnival that no longer exists, the family got to see Benny Goodman. I was in awe and dad had his dream come true.
I have watched this many times and every single time it brings tears to my eyes. I will never get tired of the music and the dancing. Thank you form creating this.
This is the music and entertainment we need desperately back in our country, true talent all around the dancers all exceptional and of course combined together superb entertainment
There’s nothing like swingin’ out to a good live band. Hope to be able to do it again soon. Fun to recognize some friends in the different clips.
Back again!! Thanks for bringing me so much joy! I just keep watching this over and over, every time it pops up in my feed. This is what I miss most... 🎼🖤Dancing!
Why has this been much more often? There was no beating that LIVE big band sound and these kids give it a relevance that it richly deserves!
This song is almost 100 years old and still holds its own. Right on for using it, this was such a grand time, the big band, swing, jazz era, and the dancing was just crazy good!!!... there are a ton of videos of people swing dancing from the 1930's. if you search for this song title.
A music video that’s just as satisfying to listen to as to watch.
Benny always gets the credit for Sing Sing Sing but when you hear the original you realize that Louis Prima's song would not have legs without Fletcher Henderson's crazy swinging arrangement.
True. And I think swing music peeps all know this.
@@rustyfrank I didn't. Loved the song for decades without knowing. No disrespect to Benny but Fletcher Henderson deserves to be famous. I do swing but there has never been a better song to quickstep to.
Душевная, Зажигательная Музыка!!!
Отличные, Талантливые Танцоры!!!
Спасибо!!!
Very Best Music!!!
Very Best Dancers!!!
Very Positive Motion!!!
Thanks!!!
Не возможно не согласиться!
One of my favorite tunes also with Louis Prima singing the lyrics. Very nice editing.
Thanks bro, I'd almost forgotten how good Benny was.
Great compilation of all these amazing little dance acts. And excellent editing too. I had imagined though, that it would make an extraordinary grand final if all of them come together and perform ONE wholesome spectacular big dance scene at the end.
Such a happy way to dance ! Plus , an up beat tune.....
Dancing us so good one so many levels !
I really dig this groove. O.K. three days later, I've watched this clip I don't know, seven or eight times, and it makes me happily and clumsily bebop around the living room every time.
What a great show! I especially love the electro swing dancing…
Geeze! I'm completely exhausted just watching it! That takes a load of stamina.
I was thinking the same 😂, after 4 minutes trying that I’d be in cardiology on oxygen !
Makes me wish I was about 50 years younger.
Such a beautiful video. The dancing was incredible and soooo awesome!!! Loved this!!👍🏼👏🏼💜
Superb editing, beautiful performance by the various groups and the everlasting Goodman/Prima classic
This song has always been epic. The performance clips added, thanks.
*This* song, played by Benny and his orchestra in Carnegie Hall, is where we got the phrase, "Dancing in the aisles." Because that's what happened.
Pedestrian, 'Excuse me Sir. Do you know how to get to Carnegie Hall?'
'Sure, Son. Practice, practice, practice.'
I love this tune and have done since I first heard it about 30 years ago, great dance moves too. Thanks!
LOVE this timeless classic... nods to the clips with Sven Otten - he gives everything a little more energy!
Now this is MUSIC.
About bloody time .
Thank YOU all involved in this resurgence of musical delight
This is just a celebration of life and love. Simple as that. BRAVO!!!!!!
we had this at my fathers funeral ,, he was 90 loooooved his swing and was sooo young at heart hed hav love this version
The best arrangement of the best dance song every written !!! How I wish I could dance like some of these dancers!!!!!!
AS the saying goes "that band plays like a jack hammer"
good stuff
Love the dude in the fedora who first appears at 0:47 he's awesome!
Yes, he was just so smooth!
His name is Sven Otten. An awesome self learner-dancer.
Yeah , he was good, but after that minute I had to cling to the music cuz the video chopped up into a ton of micro takes. Got annoying. But the music, immortal.
Damn!!! HOW do they memorize all those moves??!! I just love watching people dancing like this!!! I wish I could do it, but --- bad knees!!!
Love, love, love this outstanding dancers !!!! Need to see more like this !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For a time, I had a mobile DJ service, mainly weddings. . I'd wait till the last hour (after people had liquid courage...), get on the mic and say "OK lets see who can really dance" and hit play. Saw some REALLY good dancers !!! Plus... have to be in pretty good shape to dance like that for five minutes... !!!!
Any chance to hear Benny Goodman. The dancing was superb.
MAN, I just LOVE it 😍
I could see Christopher Walken dancing to this and not breaking a sweat. The song and he go hand in hand.
My parents and uncle grew up in the Big Band era. Dad 1927, his brother 1921 and mom 1931. And when dad discovered the music of Scott Joplin, his father's music why he was enthralled! I come from an old family of another era.
Brilliance on display, the music and dancing are incredible!!
Great compliment from the dancers, the face of the music is seen.
Everyone around the world should be dancing like this after Covid19 restrictions, lock downs, and reopening. Please keep the many souls who lost their lives to Covid19 complications and their families in your prayers and memories.
More likely people coming out of there homes for the first time in a while after covid19 will be more obese than ever. 🤪
FANTASTIC!! "Sing, sing, sing" is a song I know well and love! Thank you for this wonderful video. 🎼🖤
Great! So much fun to watch. My folks woulda loved it too....thanks!.
great compilation and a great song
thanks, pally
Grandioso!!!!! Que música espectacular y que bailarines,desde Uruguay muchas gracias!
Gracias a tí por ver el vídeo, querida amiga. Saludos!
I LOVE THIS ORCHESTRAL PRODUCTION AND I LOVE THE DANCERS. THANKS ! ! !
💯Absolutely superbly done! Ingenious!
The music of Bennie Goodman and the dancing overcomes
"time and space"! 💯
Wow. I remember listening to this on the radio. I loved it then. Even more now cuzz speakers are so awesome! And those dancers are just as good. Pushing 80!
"Swing" the greatest dance style EVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!! :-)
Bailar es soñar con los pies! y con tu fantástico trabajo, Todo baila!👏👏
Buen inicio de semana Alfonso🍃
Música y danza libera las mentes ;-)
Gracias Yolanda, buena semana para tí también.
I wonder how today's youngsters' feel when the realization sinks in that their GREAT-GRANDPARENTS spent their weekends dancing to this style of music.
Best swing video I've seen for ages. Love that sound!
hours of work, feeling for rhythm and music, BRAVO Alfonso!!!
gracias!!
@@alfonsojimenezvideos Prego, signor Maestro!
Classic means it will stand the test of time and be wonderful for ever and ever. This performance is a classic.