The South Shore Syncopators play at Music Mountain in beautiful Gordon Hall in Falls Village, CT in 2011. A hot night and a crowded room had them remove their jackets for this transcription of Charlie Johnson's THE CHARLESTON IS THE BEST DANCE OF ALL. Colin Van Tuyl plays the Jabbo Smith trumpet solo, Craig Lindsay the Benny Water alto solo and bandleader Ray Osnato takes a stab at the short Charlie Irvis trombone solo.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
The South Shore Syncoaptors with Chris Morrison
The Eddie Cantor Favorite My Baby Just Cares For Me
Recorded live at Music Mountain in the Southern Berkshires of Falls Village, Connecticut on June 30, 2012, here is tenor Christopher Morrison and the band with the big hit from 1930's "Whoopee," "My Baby Just Cares For Me."
Christopher Judge with The South Shore Syncopators
The Marx Brothers' classic "Ev'ryone Says I Love You"
Baritone Christopher Judge puts his own personal stamp on this Marx Brothers classic in a performance at Music Mountain in Falls Village, CT. The Syncopators include the rarely-heard verse, omitted by most other bands.
The South Shore Syncopators with Mark Sanderlin
"Washing Dishes With My Sweetie"
Mark Sanderlin sings of the simple joys of domestic bliss in in this rollicking hit from 1930, "Washing Dishes With My Sweetie." Recorded at the Dix Hills Performing Arts Center at Five Tows College.
Valerie Grehan with The South Shore Syncopators
Betty Boop's "Mysterious Mose"
The South Shore Syncopators at Music Mountain on June 30, 2012 with the 1930 song hit, MYSTERIOUS MOSE. Valerie Grehan does the vocal while the band clowns.
The Ever Popular "My Sweet Tooth Says 'I Wanna'
But My Wisdom Tooth Says 'No"
The South Shore Syncopators and their immensely popular vocal group, The Three Babbling Brooks, perform this rollicking number at Music Mountain in 2011. The Three Babbling Brooks are Holly Sickinger (center), Valerie Grehan (left) and Stephanie Horowitz-Mulry (right). They don't do much in the opening instrumental chorus, but I'd rather look at them than the guys in the band! Ever popular??
The South Shore Syncopators at the
2012 Bix Beiderbecke Memorial Jazz Concert
The South Shore Syncopators entertained a large crowd of 1920s jazz enthusiasts at the 2012 Bix Beiderbecke Memorial Jazz Concert in Sunnyside, Queens, just steps away from the apartment building where the legendary cornetist passed away in 1931. Here is the band playing Fletcher Henderson's great 1928 version of the Fats Waller Composition, "Hop Off."
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