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Thread ID: 53285	2005-01-13 02:49:00	Musical Quiz	Terry Porritt (14)	PC World Chat

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313511	2005-01-13 02:49:00	Listen carefully to this fine 1931 recording of "Hot and Anxious" by the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra: www.redhotjazz.com Then see if you can think of the bandleader who nearly 10 years later used one of the riffs out this tune endlessly repeated to form another (in my view quite inferior) tune, and it's new name please. A clue, the bandleader disappeared on a flight to Paris in 1944. ;)	Terry Porritt (14)
313512	2005-01-13 03:34:00	Glen Miller.	Cicero (40)
313513	2005-01-13 03:55:00	Right, now the name given to the tune by Glen Miller :cool:	Terry Porritt (14)
313514	2005-01-13 04:23:00	Listen here (www.content.loudeye.com), and compare the two tunes.	Terry Porritt (14)
313515	2005-01-13 04:58:00	In the mood.	Cicero (40)
313516	2005-01-13 05:09:00	Well done Cicero. But no good Terry asking we classical folks ..... Cheers Tony	TonyF (246)
313517	2005-01-13 05:20:00	Well done Cicero. But no good Terry asking we classical folks ..... Cheers Tony Am I right Tony? Pity Terry wasn't a Rachmanoff fan. I hear Nesum Dorma in the background. Not sure about spelling there.	Cicero (40)
313518	2005-01-13 05:47:00	Hi Cicero. I went to the audio site Terry gave, and yes, you do seem to be right. But you are mentioning Rach and Pucc in the same sentence ....Odd. But why should Terry be a Rach fan ? I'm puzzled. Rach was moody, indeed, but was that the point ? Cheers Tony	TonyF (246)
313519	2005-01-13 05:58:00	No one sleeps..... otherwise known as Nissan Dormobile a Japanese camper van. Maybe I was a bit hard on Glen Miller, his version of the tune isnt that bad at all, just that I was never keen on the Miller sound.	Terry Porritt (14)
313520	2005-01-13 06:12:00	How about Schubert - Maid of the Miller ........	TonyF (246)
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