When that Man is Dead and Gone (1941) - Protest song against Hitler (Live Take)

In 1941, Irving Berlin wrote a powerful protest song about Hitler. It's only been recorded a few times - most memorably by the incredible Al Bowlly (who, tragically, was killed in a Nazi airstrike only 2 weeks after recording it). Our Lizzy & the Triggermen arrangement is by the amazing Dan Barrett (with lots of loving homage to the Bowlly version). We did this in a live take. Vocal: Lizzy Shapiro Trombone/Arrangement: Dan Barrett Alto Sax: Nate Ketner Clarinet: Brian Clancy* Trumpet: Corey Gemme Drums: Gareth Price Bass: Nick Ornelas Piano: Chris Dawson Guitar: Luca Pino Violin: Benedikt Brydern *subbing for Jim Jedeikin Filmed by: Rich Rosen and Stefan Silvers Recorded by: Thomas Cassetta at the Village Recorder Produced by: Zach Sinick Special thanks to our amazing Indiegogo patrons for making these videos possible, Lauren Shell, Robin, everyone at the Village Recorder esp Jeff for the cookies ;)! For more info about Lizzy & the Triggermen - visit our website www.lizzyandthetriggermen.com For info on shows like our FB page: www.facebook.com/lizzyandthetriggermen For booking information, email: lizzyandthetriggermen@gmail.com