Too Late Blues (1961) - (Movie Clip) Can I Have My Sax Back?

Name: Too Late Blues (1961) -- (Movie Clip) Can I Have My Sax Back?
Uploaded: 2015-01-09T00:00:00-05:00
Duration: 2 min 35 s
Description: Bobby Darin looks comfortable on piano, the directors pal Seymour Cassel on bass, with Cliff Carnell mimicking alto, benefitting from a recording by Benny Carter, tune by David Raksin, opening John Cassavetes first Hollywood feature, which he also co-wrote, Too Late Blues, 1961.

Bobby Darin looks comfortable on piano, the director’s pal Seymour Cassel on bass, with Cliff Carnell mimicking alto, benefitting from a recording by Benny Carter, tune by David Raksin, opening John Cassavetes’ first Hollywood feature, which he also co-wrote, Too Late Blues, 1961.

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