Paul Whiteman's 50th Anniversary Record

[JHolmesesq]

I took this from an LP I bought today. In this track, Whiteman recalls how the Rhythm Boys were formed, using a humorous excerpt from a radio show when the Rhythm Boys were reunited.

It's terriffic fun, there's one liners galore (usually about Paul's size) - "Who's that trio over there then? That's no trio, that's Mr Whiteman" and they finish up by singing Mississippi Mud. A real classic, I'm so glad I bought it now!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyp6ekb8okw[/youtube]

[EdiBrunsVic]

Thank you so much for sharing that selection. It helps me to better understand the backgrounds of these great performers.

[Tinkerbell]

Thank you for sharing a most enjoyable journey back into kindler, gentler times.

[JHolmesesq]

I'm bumping this one with a few more tracks I ripped off it. The first one is of particular interest - Jimmy Dorsey's LAST recording, made with the Paul Whiteman. Such amazingly soulful playing.

The second is an upbeat duo between Jack Teagarden and Johnny Mercer singing "Jeeper's Creepers".

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuwwOwErUHc[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEhVtC9unEE[/youtube]