Hampton & Jacquet - Flying Home - Live 1949 - 1952?
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Hampton & Jacquet - Flying Home - Live 1949 - 1952?
Someone I know is looking for a specific live version of FH with the LH big band with IJ on tenor. He says Quincy Jones was in the band at that time. The performance was done somewhere between 1949 - 1952. He says the IJ tenor solo lasted between 3 - 4 minutes.
Anyone know?
Thanxxx
Anyone know?
Thanxxx
Will big bands ever come back?
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I have it. I thought it was pretty common. It doesn't get played often cause it's around 8 minutes long total, but crazy good.
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I didn't on purpose. He'll have fun finding it.Ryan wrote:Just a thought... you might want to tell him what the album is.
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I'll give you a hint: It's actually from 1967.
I once used it for a Lindy Hop finals all skate with spectacular results.
I once used it for a Lindy Hop finals all skate with spectacular results.
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I've know that one since I was in high school and I was playing it so loud at school that a teacher came down from the second floor and said he could hear it coming up thru the ceiling and to turn it lower!
That's the NJF NEWPORT UPROAR aka REUNION AT NEWPORT LP/CD.
The guy says that is not it and he came me specific information which I posted in the first post.
He's a "HELL, YES!" and 'FUCK, NO!" type of guy and he seems positive of all his info.
The 67 version is the greatest FH I have ever heard, but the guy wants the one he remembers....though he also want the 67 one now, too, since I was plugging it so hard.
AND - fwiw - the original LP had a much cooler cover than the lame CD cover. Ikept the LP even when I replaced it with the CD.
I've know that one since I was in high school and I was playing it so loud at school that a teacher came down from the second floor and said he could hear it coming up thru the ceiling and to turn it lower!
That's the NJF NEWPORT UPROAR aka REUNION AT NEWPORT LP/CD.
The guy says that is not it and he came me specific information which I posted in the first post.
He's a "HELL, YES!" and 'FUCK, NO!" type of guy and he seems positive of all his info.
The 67 version is the greatest FH I have ever heard, but the guy wants the one he remembers....though he also want the 67 one now, too, since I was plugging it so hard.
AND - fwiw - the original LP had a much cooler cover than the lame CD cover. Ikept the LP even when I replaced it with the CD.
Will big bands ever come back?
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Well, everything you've described fits the 1967 recording... except for the date.
Reuben Brown
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