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Oh wow, that's so good a... ❤ I have only read about this movie... Great clip man, thanks... 😊 Gene Krupa playing behind the curtain... 😂

BINGO!

Poor old Sal. Such a fantastic job playing Krupa. So sad he died the way he did.

Worst actor in film. Ever!

Great movie, I think Tubi has it.

Oh ......the young Jane .❤

Hot damn.

Sal's impeccable style of play and his flair for imitating Gene Krupa always impresses me and never gets old! Amazing ability!

I remember watching this when I was a kid. All the voices all the sudden made me jump. I used to smoke the weed. I haven’t in a long time. The musics my buzz now.

Want to hear the quintessential Krupa? Listen to "Krupa's Wail". That's all Krupa!!!! Then tell me he is/was overrated.

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I recently saw a video with Bill Heder impersonating Burt Lancaster. Heder was working on a movie set as a Production assistant. He had to bring Lancaster lunch. He forgot oyster crackers. He just looks into a brown bag saying oyster crackers, you forgot the oyster crackers. It's funny

1959: Jazz-Ekstase (The Gene Krupa Story) - Sal Mineo war gerade mal 20 Jahre alt.

It’s the Hal Roach Orchestra

GK 👍

What is the name of the film?

Wow.

Its hard to argue with that first commentor, an educated soul he be. I myself immediately thought of Elvin Jones in the 60's psychedelic western farce Zachariah.

Sal Mineo is amazing in this movie!!! He is literally banging the drums to every beat perfectly in every take or angle!!! And he's only 20 years old!! The following year he's amazing in Exodus, I can't figure out, how this guy wasn't given the parts or the credit that he truly deserved..

Best drum solo ever (in my humble opinion)

Krupa to me is like tenor Jose Carreras - massively overrated.

Sal Mineo was a phenomenal actor!! R.I.P!!

The only thing I can say about Sal Mineo was that he was so terribly underrated.Great guy.

I watched this movie on New Year’s Eve 1964, I was 14. I was working for $.75 an hour and saved up enough to buy a four piece Ludwig set and played every minute I had. Krupa was my inspiration! (Idol)

I agree with you.. I must say that Miles Teller did an excellent job in Whiplash and I think a big well done to Tom Everett Scott for his well performed part on drums in That Thing You Do..do any of you know how exceptional a drummer Tom Hanks is? I applaud anyone that gets behind any instrument and gives it all they got. Most times we stuck at it but the exceptions rise to the top to inspire us to keep trying. A bad day at band practice is better than most all the other days combined.. some of us live for one damn good moment, whole song or one great night on the drums.. to those that rise to spotlight you have my standing O

the other drummer is shelly manne...

Crap film, but Sal really pours it on. Is there another picture in which an actor went to such lengths to learn a musical instrument and then had to emulate the unique style of the performer?

I've never seen so many Pale faces under one roof all natives of nowhere

The great Shelly Mann also playing the drums

Man, I only just realized this is the Hawaiian War Chant he's playing xD

Damn. I never knew Sal played drums. He looks serious.

Imagine people back then calling him a dope addict for smoking pot. I love his "fuck you" drumming response. Same thing happened when Ringo first appeared as a member of the Beatles - the audiences had loved Pete Best for his good looks, though he couldn't play worth a damn. Ringo won them over very quickly just as Krupa (Sal) did here. Brilliant performance by Sal Mineo.

I think whiplash would disagree..... However I do enjoy this movie. As inaccurate as much of the movie is, they got most of what's in the movie wrong about the guy but he was a really good drummer so that part is true. Seek out the truth about this film and you'll find they got pretty much two things right, there was a guy named Gene Krupa and yes he was a good drummer. Most of everything else in the movie was wrong. Much like top gun only got two things correct, there is a place called top gun, and they train pilots there.

To play drums like Gene is hard enough as it is...but as an actor also trying to emulate his style and look on camera is admirable. Sal does an amazing job!

Sal Minio was believable as. Gene krupa

lol

Sal Mineo, ele lembrava pouco o Elvis Presley, he remamber the Elvis Presley, k 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💎💎💎🔥🔥🔥

Tragic the way Sal Mineo died. Nobody deserves that due to their sexual preferences. Rest in peace Sal!

This was a big influence on me having a career of playing drums that lasted for many years! Thank you for posting!

And the See? Catch phrases are alive in this scene.

Gene smashing those cymbals with the almost backhanded slap technique is so good xD I'm so glad that Sal picked up on that!

The Chapman Report

el trompetista que aparece en el minuto 1,30... es un viajero del tiempo!!!

what kinda dumb movie has this very ugly questioning of anyone?no wonder we're all screwed up in america.

Great Frigging movie. Sal Mineo was superb both as an actor and drummer. He nailed Krupa’s style and sound. Krupa had a swing to his drumming, as well as march patterns, and he was the master at rim shots. He is by far my favorite drummer from yesteryear.

Sal did a fantastic job, very convincing performance

AWSOME MOVIE!!

Cheating on your spouse is always wrong. Tell you partner you want out , than go meet someone. These two are just scum with excuses.

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I was a fan the first time I heard Drum Bogie. I was 13 and had just started playing the drums. About five years later I went to see him perform at the Metropole Cafe in NYC. During his break we had a conversation which set me on a quest that lasted for many wonderful years.