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Count Basie - Sweet Georgia Brown
The Count Basie Orchestra: Sonny Cohn, Pete Minger, Darle Carley, Bob Summers (tp), Bill Hughes, Dennis Wilson, Grover Mitchell, Booty Wood (tb), Danny Turner (as), Bobby Plater (as, fl), Kenny Hing (ts), Eric Dixon (ts, fl), John Williams (bs), Count Basie (p), Freddie Green (g), Cleveland Eaton II (b), Gregg Field (d).
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Herb Ellis and Dave Maslow - Sweet Georgia Brown (1986)
Mitchell Herbert 'Herb' Ellis August 4, 1921 March 28, 2010 Ellis, born in 1921 in Farmersville, Texas, was regarded as one of the finest jazz guitar soloists. He mixed bebop with country twang in a career that spanned six decades. After an early stint playing with big band leader Jimmy Dorsey, Ellis and two Dorsey colleagues formed the Soft Winds trio, whose "Detour Ahead" became a jazz standard, recorded most memorably by Billie Holiday. "As jazz has changed through the years and different styles have developed, Ellis always remained true to the form he played from the beginning," Recording Academy President and CEO Neil Portnow said in a statement. "The jazz world has lost a great musician, and we extend our deepest sympathies to his family, friends and all who enjoyed his work." Ellis attracted the most notoriety performing with the Oscar Peterson Trio for five years from 1953 to 1958 with pianist Peterson and bassist Ray Brown. He later went on to tour and record with Fitzgerald and was a frequent participant in record producer Norman Granz's all-star Jazz at the Philharmonic touring shows. Ellis is survived by his wife Patti, son, daughter and three grandchildren.
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Scotty Anderson and Bob Saxton - Sweet Georgia Brown
Scotty and Bob play a great version of "Sweet Georgia Brown" at the Ohio Fingerstyle Guitar Club ofgc.bizland.com in Feb 2005. "Caution", this will either inspire you to play better or make you want to burn your guitar!! Check out Scotty's website at scottyandersonguitar.com
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Sweet Georgia Brown - Benny Goodman 1980
"Aurex Jazz Festival", Sep.3,1980 at Budokan(Tokyo,Japan) cl:Benny Goodman p:Teddy Wilson tp:Tony Terran tb:Dick Nash g:Eddie Duran b:Al Obidenski dr:John Markham I synchronized sound files which digitized from LP record/cassette tape except for Bewitched and Goodbye. You can watch with stereo sound. Just add "&fmt=18" at the end of URL. Like jp.youtube.com .
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Dixieland Crackerjacks - Sweet Georgia Brown bass sax feature
Live from the church in Oudeschans, Bert Brandsma preaching the bass-saxophone in Sweet Georgia Brown. bertbrandsma.mysites.nl www.dixielandcrackerjacks.com Dixieland Crackerjacks with Selena - trombone Koos Greven - banjo Lielian Tan - drums Bert Brandsma - bass-saxophone anonynus - trumpet Recording date: may 20. 2007
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Sweet Georgia Brown - Wynton Marsalis Quintet Featuring Mark O'Connor and Frank Vignola
Jazz in Marciac - August 1, 2010 - The Wynton Marsalis Quintet performing a swinging interpretation of Sweet Georgia Brown, featuring Mark O'Connor (violin) and Frank Vignola (guitar). Wynton Marsalis (trumpet); Dan Nimmer (piano); Walter Blanding (sax); Carlos Henriquez (bass); Ali Jackson (drums) www.wyntonmarsalis.org
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Django Reinhardt - Sweet Georgia Brown
Le Quintette Du Hot Club De France. Audio recorded 31st January 1938 London. Living Era Recordings 1998 ASV Ltd CD AJA5267. Video clips from ABC ( Australia ) DVD set "Jazz"
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Jerry Lee Lewis - Sweet Georgia Brown
Live in London, in 1983. SWEET GEORGIA BROWN: The 1925 song "Sweet Georgia Brown" is a jazz standard and pop tune known to many as the theme song of the Harlem Globetrotters basketball team. "Sweet Georgia Brown" was written by Maceo Pinkard (music) and Kenneth Casey (words). The tune was first recorded by bandleader Ben Bernie and his Orchestra. As Bernie's then nationally famous orchestra featuring the number did much to popularize the number, Pinkard cut Bernie in for a share of the tune's royalties by giving him a co-writer credit to the song. Several artists have recorded versions of this songs. Ethel Waters recorded it in the 1920s, the California Ramblers in 1925 and Django Reinhardt in the 1930s did an instrumental version, The Beatles in 1961 working as back-up band for singer Tony Sheridan, the bands Gentle Giant and Count Basie in 1977, etc. Jerry Lee Lewis recorded it in the mid 1970s, in the album There Must Be More To Love Than This.
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Anita O'Day
An amazing performance by jazz artist Anita O'Day, 1957. This clip is featured off of "Jazz on a Summer's Day."
Sweet Georgia Brown
This is the Bone Doctor at the Mighty Conn playing "Sweet Georia Brown", theme song of the most famous basketball players of all time, the Harlem Globetrotters. If this does not make you wana grab the old Spaulding and hit the court for a goal or two, nothing will. Go, Globetrotters. Yes, siree! God bless and thanks for watching.
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Emmet Ray - Sweet Georgia Brown
If you are a student of jazz history, you are aware that Emmet Ray -- the subject of Woody Allens "Sweet and Lowdown" -- really existed. And not only did he exist, Emmet resembled many of the jazz musicians of the 1940s. At one point in his career he lived off the money earned by a couple of prostitutes, a practice not unheard of in jazz circles beginning with Buddy Bolden and Jelly Roll Morton. However, these jazz musicians prefer the term "manager" to the phrase pimp. Like many jazz legends, Emmet was an anti-hero, but his guitar playing -- makes up for his multitude of sins. Emmet was also a traveler who not only toured America but has played extensively in Europe. The guitarist lived at a time when jazzmen first traversed the country, spreading consciousness of jazz even to American audiences who were beyond the modest reach of radio and recordings. This original American art form not only spread across the country but to Europe in the 20s and 30s. The way was paved by such men as Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington who were welcomed enthusiastically when they appeared on the other side of the Atlantic Armstrong in 1932 and Ellington in 1933. (www.imdb.com
Sweet Georgia Brown 1 - The Harlem Ramblers, H. Lyttelton tp
1982, featuring Humphrey Lyttelton tp and Henry Chaix p. The Harlem Ramblers Dixieland Jazzband from Zurich, Switzerland was founded in 1955, and, after various changes, settled down in 1969 to a well knit group. The band members were Guenter Sellenath (Tp), Tabis Bachmann (Cl), Thedy Schuetz (Tb), Chris Mitchell (Bj), John Treichler (B), and Gerry Ceccaroni (Dr). The band is still going strong with the hard core of Guenter, Thedy, Chris, and Gerry. The newest members are Hans Schlaepfer on Bass since 2002, and since 2005, Wastl Berger, Clarinet and Saxophone. For more information, please visit the Homepage. www.harlemramblers.ch
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Diz Disley's Soho String Quintette - Sweet Georgia Brown
Broadcast in September 1986 from Anglia's "Look East" news programme on British TV, Diz Disley's Soho String Quintette featuring the great Johnny van Derrick on violin playing "Sweet Georgia Brown" as part of a tour promoting Diz's new album "Zing Went The Strings".
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Sweet Georgia Brown - Jimmy Smith Trio
The TRULY incredible jimmy smith playing an all time classic standard "Sweet Georgia Brown". Sorry, but limewire didn't give me the full recording, but at least we get to hear the organ master at work for these 5 minutes! Again, sorry for the abrupt inconvinience.
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The third piece to demonstrate the Larrivée OM-03RE - this time a duet with fingerpicked rhythm and flatpicked lead. Not very sophisticated and done in one take - just to demo the Larrivée. Tab for rhythm & melody, plus music, is available at: www.mjra.net
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Stephane Grappelli in Tokyo - Sweet Georgia Brown
Stephane Grappelli in Bunkamura,Tokyo 1992 another titles: I'll up by request Autumn leaves, Crazy rhythm, Don't get around much anymore ,Fascinating Rhythm, How High The Moon, I can't get started, I get a kick out of you, I Hear Music, It's You or No One, Oh! Lady be good, Too marvellous for words
Duck Baker plays "Sweet Georgia Brown"
Fingerstyle guitarist Duck Baker plays "Sweet Georgia Brown" at a workshop held at Spitzer's Sound Stage in Fresno, California April 27, 2008
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Fingerpicking "Sweet Georgia Brown"
This video is a guide to fingerpicking the jazz classic "Sweet Georgia Brown" in the key of C. It contains live action, slowed action, shots of the fretting and picking hands, chords and moving fretboard diagrams. Music, chords and tablature for the tune are available at my website at: www.mjra.net
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Jazz Festival Portugal - Sweet Georgia Brown
Bass saxophone Feature Bert Brandsma www.dixielandcrackerjacks.com Spectacular bass sax cadenza on Sweet Georgia Brown. Drums solo Lielian Tan. Dixie music by dixieland crackerjacks. Recorded June 14. during Dixieland Festival Cantanhede 2008. Bert Brandsma - bass saxophone Lielian Tan - drums Slidin' Selena - trombone Koos Greven - banjo Michel Muller - trumpet Trumpetter Michel Muller plays like mad, he sounds here like Roy Eldridge on his wildest days. "Sweet Georgia Brown" was written by Maceo Pinkard (music) and Kenneth Casey (words). The tune was first recorded by bandleader Ben Bernie and his Orchestra. As Bernie's then nationally famous orchestra featuring the number did much to popularize the number, Pinkard cut Bernie in for a share of the tune's royalties by giving him a co-writer credit to the song. [edit] Notable versions Of the many early recordings of the tune, the vocal version by Ethel Waters in the 1920s, and instrumental Django Reinhardt in the 1930s, are particularly notable. Shortly after the song debuted in 1925, the California Ramblers recorded their own instrumental version of "Sweet Georgia Brown" as well. The version used by the Globetrotters is a 1949 instrumental by Brother Bones & His Shadows, featuring whistling and bones by Brother Bones. It was adopted as the Globetrotters theme in 1952. The song was covered by The Beatles while working as a back-up band for singer Tony Sheridan. Two versions exist; the first was recorded in 1961 in Germany <b>...</b>
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Oscar Peterson Trio - Sweet Georgia Brown [1985]
Live at the "Bussoladomani", Lido di Camaiore, Italy 1985 Oscar Peterson - Piano Joe Pass - Guitar Niels-Henning Örsted Pedersen - Bass
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Sweet Georgia Brown at the Django Reinhard NY Festival
2004 Django Reinhardt Festival "live at Birdland" starring legendary guitarist Dorado Schmitt from France, pianist Peter Beets from Holland, rhythm guitarist Mayo Hubert from France and American bassist Brian Torff from the US with special guests: Sax great James Carter, top Clarinetist Dan Levinson, percussionist Winard Harper, and David Langlois on Washboard. Recorded at the famous Django Reinhardt Festival at Birdland (2004). Produced by Pat Philips & Ettore Stratta
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Vocal Battle: Georgia Brown Vs. Mariah Carey (B2-G#7)
The first video in Youtube about the Vocal battle of Georgia Brown and Mariah Carey, both queens of whistle register and owners of amazing vocal ranges. Georgia Brown Vocal type: Contralto Vocal Range: (G2-G10) Vs. Mariah Carey Vocal type: Mezzo Soprano Vocal Range: (G#2-G#7)
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Vocal Battle: Adam Lopez Vs. Georgia Brown (C6-F8)
The first video in Youtube about the Vocal battle of Adam Lopez and Georgia Brown, both owners of amazing whistle register, wide vocal ranges and Guinness Book records' holders. Adam Lopez Vocal type: Male Soprano Vocal Range: (Eb2-Eb8) Vs. Georgia Brown Vocal type: Contralto Vocal Range: (G2-G10)
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Clifford Brown Quintet Live 1956 ~ Sweet Georgia Brown
Recorded: Live at "The Basin Street" New York City, NY May 6, 1956 Personnel: Clifford Brown - Trumpet Sonny Rollins - Tenor Sax Richie Powell - Piano George Morrow - Bass Willie Jones - Drums * *Max Roach was "indisposed" for this session, and was replaced by Willie Jones on drums. ** Image by Chuck Watson
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