[Answered] Shine

[gozzz]

Hello,

Does anyone know the name of the second song?(5:00 ~ 06:46)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNZyqoV ... e=youtu.be

best thanks!

[Haydn]

Hello,

Does anyone know the name of the second song?(5:00 ~ 06:46)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNZyqoV ... e=youtu.be

best thanks!

I can't place it now, but ... it's a well known tune. Someone will know it.

[Haydn]

Hello,

Does anyone know the name of the second song?(5:00 ~ 06:46)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNZyqoV ... e=youtu.be

best thanks!

Got it … it's "I never knew" written by Ted FioRito and Gus Kahn. Lots of recordings available by different bands and soloists.

[Haydn]

Oops - that's not the one you asked about. "I never knew" starts at 01.24, but you want to know the one starting at 05.00 with the woman in the light red dress. I was confused because you mentioned the second one.

Again I think it's quite a well known tune. As the live band here is in the style of the Benny Goodman small group, it makes me think they would have recorded it … This one's a bit harder than "I never knew" … for me anyway.

(By the way, some lovely dancing by the couples on this video )

[Haydn]

Looking at the Balboa Classic web page, I think the live band playing is "The Grand Slam Sextet" which is one of Johnathan Stout's groups.

http://calbalclassic.com/music/

I guess you could try contacting Johnathan Stout to ask him if you don't get an answer here …

[lipi]

I don't recognize the song, but, for future, reference, you can include a timestamp in your YouTube URLs, which will avoid confusion. add "&t=5m00s" at the end to start straight at the 5:00 mark.

[CountBasi]

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