Frankie Flairs – After You’ve Gone | 1950s Big Band Swing Tribute to the 1918 Classic

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“After You’ve Gone” is Frankie Flairs’ high-energy 1950s big band swing tribute to the timeless 1918 classic by Turner Layton and Henry Creamer — a song that has been interpreted by legends from Bessie Smith to Benny Goodman. In this vibrant new arrangement, Flairs brings Las Vegas lounge showmanship and Capitol Studios polish to one of the most enduring tunes in the American Songbook.

Punchy brass, upright bass, swinging drums, rhythmic piano, vibraphone sparkle, and crisp guitar comping drive the arrangement at a brisk 160–180 BPM. The charismatic crooner performance — playful, cheeky, and brimming with swagger — sits right in the pocket, recalling the energy of Sinatra or Bobby Darin at their peak.

This is a joyful, toe-tapping celebration of love, resilience, and style — wrapped in analog tape warmth and vintage mic reverb for that unmistakable 1950s sound. Ending with a bright band stinger, this rendition tips its hat to over a century of musical history while making it swing like it’s opening night on the Vegas Strip.

A century-old classic, reborn for the golden age of swing.

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