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OUTSTANDING !

excellent!

Nice find.

It’s amazing how Doc and the Tonight Show Band makes a mediocre song sound great.

You mean the sonic the hedgehog euphonium? 😁😁😁😅😅

Beautiful trombone player. One of the best. Although Teagarden influenced, he was his own man on the horn.

Beautiful performance of this beautiful concerto David and Sara! Thank you for sharing it here on UA-cam!

Unreal high upper range, band sounded great for a basement

That was superb, Dave. Very smooth and so tasty. Great performance and nice recording from many years back.

Johnny going rogue…love it!

Johnny's warm relationship, and admiration for Doc was touching.And, btw, that Tonight Show Jazz Orchestra, was absolutely devastating. Absolute heavy hitters, top to bottom. I always wished though, that Doc would have played in the staff more. He had absurd range, but it seemed like that's pretty much all he did sometimes, and there was a lot more to his skill than that.

The Tonight Show band is drowning out the sound of They Might Be Giants. Which I'm so very grateful for! 😄👍

Very nice. Thanks!

Heard the Coast Guard Band last night (6/28/24) at Krannert Center for the Performing Arts in Urbana, IL. Still a phenomenal group of fantastic musicians. Several Illinois alums in the band.

Bob Havens was Al Hirt's trombone player for a number of years beginning in the in the mid-50s at Dan's Pier 600 in the New Orleans French Quarter. His wife, Jo, worked there with him as a cocktail waitress. I was a student at Tulane and went there often.

My dad, a euphonium player and bass trombonist, and I used to love watching Lawrence Welk together and talking about the music and the musicians. Those were great times.

That's a side of the Tonight Show Band I haven't seen very much of. Just goes to show - again - just how incredibly versatile they were. Thanks so much for sharing!!

Tone is stellar. May GOD bless you and yours.

Замечательно не только слышать, как хорошо поёт Бобби Дарин, а ещё видеть, как он радостно танцует

Thank you for making this outstanding music available for us to hear and enjoy.Doc Severinson was truly a master of the trumpet,an inspiration to me and other trumpeters.Sincerely,David C Border.

Carson, if anyone doubted it THAT night, was supreme ass-hole bastard.,

I watched these shows with my parents when I was a kid. Musicians were top notch.

Iove Bob's playing n I've never heard a bad trombonist to come out of the Jack Teagarden school ❤

2:05

Doc was easily… and is still easily one of the finest all-round trumpet players who ever lived. That was a tough piece to make music out of and he did so quite thoroughly. And to play that entire piece straight through With that immense sound of his is just an incredible feat of endurance.

2:25 This is what it's all about friends, the world today has lost its way...

The Lambs March was written for The Lambs Club of NYC of which Sousa was a long time member. Until recently I was the VP of this Club which still thrives in Manhattan

Thanks so much for posting this. it brings back so many memories of listening to Dale play. Always the consummate musician with so many interesting things to say!

In My Opinion It Didn't Get Any Better Than Doc Severinsen 🎺

Hi Dave, did you know Colonel Shelburne?

That Dennis Wick will fit in willson2900 bell?

Wow - so damn tight! What a band... killer.

Great video 😁

Yes. My friend Charlie callas. Was a classy. Super guy. I was the only one that he would let cut his hair and his wife Eve every time he came into the shop bin fort Lee nj. What a fun time. And not to mention the countless times. To see him in Atlantic City and Vegas. Rest in peace. My good friend. Love ya. Pete. Longo

Mesmerizing

It's a Great Piece! Sounds like it's influenced by Copeland and Vince Guaraldi! It's a Fantastic combination of piano and brass!

One of the best pieces ever! Great playing, Dave!

Excellent!! Thanks for posting!

Faster than usual tempo of Count Basie classic, how did the band keep up? I heard Doc perform once in the 70's or 80's at Mizzou half time , great. Also saw Basie perform in Kansas City, both were fantastic.

Wow!

Never heard this before!!

He best.

Fine musicians in the Welk orchestra!

Absolutely wonderful!

He’s definitely him. Such a hoss.

Not only an unbelievable trumpet man. Doc was always a great showman and communicator!

Who was playing piano?

Bob havens 😍❤️

Beautiful

Love this❤