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My favorite as a child! We have several albums of he and his band! Dad and I would play spoons together, to this and many banjo songs,too!

The best of Ray Anthony. I got a long playing of this selèction

Is Ray still with us in 2024?

великое останется великим

Recuerdos del tocadiscos National y la cara de mi papá disfrutando estas melodías en una noche lluviosa...

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Musica maravillosa que ya no se hace, de una epoca en donde todo se hacia con compromiso y excelencia los hombres eran de verdad y las mujeres también

100 Ray! Have you thought about where you’re going when you die.Consider Jesus! Right now before you die! He said I am the way and the truth,no one comes to the Father except through me.

cornet is much better than trumpet to this tune.

Who's here after fresh prince?👀

Love it! Thank you the Honorable Ray Anthony at 102 for the great music and the Honorable Vicki Carr for your beautiful voice 💗🎙🎼🎺

The Honorable Ray Anthony is still going strong at age 102! Thank you 💗🎼🎺

Reminds me why I need to practice scales, practice intervals, train tone and scale recognition, practice a bit more adding dynamics, practice neat staccato, neat articulation, practice rythm, practice vocalizing, workout, stretch and strength my entire body for muscle control, speed in fingers, breath control, mental sustainability and against injury. Yesterday, today and tomorrow and repeat. Whilst trying to enjoy the process - to be able to play this music one day is my why, it keeps me going.

Esecuzione meravigliosa.

Fabulous album! Bass - Don Simpson Drums - Al Stoller* Guitar - Nick Bonney Piano - Buddy Cole (tracks: A1, A2, B3), Paul Smith (5) (tracks: A3, B1, B2) Saxophone - Gene Merlino, Georgie Auld, Irving Roth, Leo Anthony, Med Flory Trombone - Dick Nash (tracks: A3, B1, B2), Jimmy Priddy, Ken Trimble, Ray Sims, Tommy Pederson (tracks: A1, A2, B3) Trumpet - Art Depew, Conrad Gozzo, Joe Dolny, John Audino

I just heard the greatest reason why I should write, A Book, why I should write My Book, Because it's Therapudic. What a novel idea, write my story is like I am writing my life to someone I've never really met, yet it's someone whose been with me all my life. It may not be the same for everyone, but I am not the same as everyone, and everyone is not the same as I. I've always been a writer but I haven't always been fully aware of it. Listening to your soothing calm voice as to why I should write my book and writing these words with my ear phones listening to the sounds of The Tijuans Brass is an amazing combination of music that carries me back past so many years almost as if I discovered a time machine that takes me to places I visited long ago. I don't know you personally but you remind of a very special girl I met as a PEN Pal many years ago. I was just 19 and I was new among so many other 20 something year old soldier assigned to the 173rd Airborne Infantry Brigad in LZ Uplift that was nothing more tha a hole dug out of the thick Jungle by Army Corp of Engineers. It was a forty fifty acre peice of land cleared in the mist of a thick Jungle and helicopters was the only way in and out. That's where I became a solo writer. In my opinion a solo writer is someone who lives alone, who writes while he's alone, yet there are friends and foe's around him constently. Everyday the men and boys would gather around a woodem shack that was our post office. Every morning just after Chow, the men & the boys would click the safety on their M-16 to prevent accidents, At about 9 or 10 am a window on the wooden shack would open and the fella in charge of passing out those messages from home would call out names like ..Jones..Smith . Gonzales And my name would never be called. Thousands of miles from home. The loneliness was unbearable. But Through the USO a government organization to help GI's with little things like Pen Pals I was so lucky to meet Laura, an 18 yr old from Baltimore and we began writing to each other. She said she worked at a bank and lived with her mom. Writing to her was very theraputic for me Yes at night the night sky would light up with the weapon of war but then peace would return if for just a few hours When morning would come. When I would read letters from Laura I could tell my letters would bring her great ease and comfort and she would always "Nick your letter brings me so much joy and excitement. I love reading your letters. I know this much Nick, One day this war your fighting will be over and I know that you are going to be somebody someday, Bye for now Love you so much Laura" Thank you for reminding about What Laura would say You will be somebody someday.

Exelente.....

D'best.

I wish we would have TV shows like this broadcasted nowadays, on Saturday night. Maybe it would make MAGA Republicans nicer.

God bless him

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Very elegant music. For all occasions

Raised in Chicago. Our HS jazz band specialized in Kenton music. Saw him live several time at the Blue Note. Still love his music. Now living in Dallas. Stan gave all his music to the University of North Texas whose jazz bands practice in Kenton Hall. The One O'clock Lab Band has a great CD of Kenton music.

A mis 83 vuelvo a oír las melodías que te hacen sentir grande de sentimiento y corazón. Gracias muchas gracias A.Ceballos

Déjate llevar por estas melodías Te darás cuenta que tienes más inspiración y con ella más apego a lo bello a lo sublime. Seamos felices

OMG 🙀🙀 wonderful musician 😍😍👏 i

It really swings Daddio!

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He's 102 now!!

There's been a million beautiful women since.....but there's only ever been one Marilyn Monroe.....there's an inner light, a luminescence, that I for one have not seen since.

Un gran músico el gran RAY. Soy ungran admirador de la música de las grandes bandas mismo que oi dese niño y me encanta.Tengo mucha buena musica que coleccione desde joven y aun n conservo paradisfrutarla .

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Is this on vinyl and/or CD i can't find it anywhere but here which I'm thankful

Потрясающие композиции, исполнение. БРАВО!!! Жизнь прекрасна! Спасибо за ролик.❤

Damn you guys make me feel young ( 80 ) but we were the kids of the Greatest generation, we were blessed !!! Love you all !!!

Crystal is a POS who would not let many of Hef's most cherished friends see him before he died. He was incoherent but yet his will was changed in the last years of his life favorably changed for Crystal's inheritance most likely and to be appointed to head of the Hugh Marston Hefner Foundation ... She writes a book after his death which portrays a bad life she had with him in the mansion. She is a gold digging trashbag. Hef's biggest mistake and downfall was losing Holly because Holly Madison would have completely done right by Hef in his final years had he married her. It is very sad overall in so many aspects the way this icons story and legacy ended. I feel bad for his sons Marston & Cooper who by right should have continued on with the Playboy empire. Sorry to say this but this video with all the clips of Hef and Crystal is a farce. Crystal was just a cheap replacement for an irreplaceable Holly !!

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It was half Rhythm and Blues and led to the creation of Rock 'N Roll.

When America was America, not influenced by evil people. Commies . Come back America please.

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( sing along ) The memory of this moment of love Will haunt me forever A tropical moon, a sleepy lagoon, and you. I loved it, Thank you.

Thank you sir for playing with the legendary Glenn miller orchestra. ❤

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This is American trumpet sound. I love it.

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these songs are beautiful

Nice! :)

Great Bandleader, Trumpeter etc should be better known in these pop culture times... this a particularly good Album both sound quality and punchy arrangements... who would of thought/known Steve Allen wrote such good catchy pieces !!