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Old 04-04-2022, 07:47 AM
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Songwriter : Cole Porter #1
Cole Porter #2
Irving Berlin #3

Trombone : Glenn Miller

Trumpet : Satchmo

Clarinet : Benny Goodman #1
Artie Shaw #2

Saxophone : Coltrane #1
Charlie Parker #2

Guitar : Antonio Carlos Jobim
Joe Pass

Piano/Composer/Band leader : Duke Ellington
Count Basie

Drums : Buddy Rich

Backup Group : The Famous Flames

Doo Wop : Blue Moon - The Marcels

Scat : Ella Fitzgerald
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Off to youtube to check some of these guys out!

Have to agree with Buddy Rich, he was unbelievable!!

Can I add on "Overall Performer: Louis Prima"?
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Songwriter Brian Wilson. Maybe didn't write quite as many hits as Macca, but damm did he write some magical ones.
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songwriter brian wilson. Maybe didn't write quite as many hits as macca, but damm did he write some magical ones.
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Old 04-04-2022, 05:17 PM
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Songwriter Brian Wilson. Maybe didn't write quite as many hits as Macca, but damm did he write some magical ones.
Great songwriter but I would rate him below Dylan, Paul Simon, and Smoky Robinson.
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this is a prewar forum

Songwriter : Cole Porter #1
Cole Porter #2

Trombone : Glenn Miller

Clarinet : Benny Goodman #1
Artie Shaw #2

Saxophone : Coltrane #1
Charlie Parker #2

Guitar : Antonio Carlos Jobim
Joe Pass

Piano/Composer/Band leader : Duke Ellington
Count Basie

Drums : Buddy Rich

Backup Group : The Famous Flames

Doo Wop : Blue Moon - The Marcels

Scat : Ella Fitzgerald
Berlin is right up there with Porter IMO, and Armstrong and Ellington should be on the list too.
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Default music Mount Rushmore
Upon further review, as an addition to my first post, I add member 4 to
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4) Roy Orbison

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Guitar Eddie Van Halen
Bass Geddy Lee
Drums Neil Peart
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Songwriter Paul Mc Cartney
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Berlin is right up there with Porter IMO, and Armstrong and Ellington should be on the list too.
I agree but Ellington is already on my list
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this is a prewar forum

Songwriter : Cole Porter #1
Cole Porter #2
Irving Berlin #3

Trombone : Glenn Miller

Trumpet : Satchmo

Clarinet : Benny Goodman #1
Artie Shaw #2

Saxophone : Coltrane #1
Charlie Parker #2

Guitar : Antonio Carlos Jobim
Joe Pass

Piano/Composer/Band leader : Duke Ellington
Count Basie

Drums : Buddy Rich

Backup Group : The Famous Flames

Doo Wop : Blue Moon - The Marcels

Scat : Ella Fitzgerald
Looks like we're going to need a bigger mountain. Or smaller heads.
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...Ella Fitzgerald...
Earlier today, I was listening to a recording of Ella performing "Mack The Knife." She forgot the lyrics and pulled off a fairly good improv.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vXAtVbZbkI
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Jazz Rushmore.
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Jazz Rushmore.
Amazing cards, Peter. That Louis Armstrong - I've never seen that set before.
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I think Prince belongs due to his sheer versatility as a musician. Not to mention how the moment he had to dedicate himself to something, he did it with 100%. Also a convenient excuse to post the below video. The story behind it, apparently, Rolling Stone, left him off the list of the "100 Greatest Guitarists" and he took personal offense to this. It leads to such an incredible display of musical talent. Classic Prince flair at the end.

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Okay I read this thread before but hadn’t clicked on the You Tube clip until now.
Holy crap. Prince absolutely shredded this. What a kick ass rendition of George’s classic.
Newfound appreciation of Prince!
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Bass: Flea
Male Singer: Stevie Wonder
Female singer: Aretha Franklin
Songwriter: Paul McCartney
Piano: Scott Joplin
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Okay I read this thread before but hadn’t clicked on the You Tube clip until now.
Holy crap. Prince absolutely shredded this. What a kick ass rendition of George’s classic.
Newfound appreciation of Prince!
Thank you for sharing!
Probably my favorite song and favorite performance of it. Breathtaking. Nearly redeemed the entire wretched R&R HOF in 6 plus minutes.
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Amazing cards, Peter. That Louis Armstrong - I've never seen that set before.
Luois has countless cards in various Dutch Gum and Maple Leaf sets. A couple here, plus his "rookie" card as far as I can tell from 1952 Felix Potin (French).
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Luois has countless cards in various Dutch Gum and Maple Leaf sets. A couple here, plus his "rookie" card as far as I can tell from 1952 Felix Potin (French).
Good to know - I'm going to have to get some of these. I didn't realize there were jazz fans on Net54 - I am a big one myself.
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