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Bachsious
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BWV 825: Allemande Bach piano
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Me in my Dark Lord of the Sith outfit banging out some Bach.
Case of You - Joni Mitchell
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All credit for the audio track background music goes to "Case of You" CZcams karaoke video (In the Style of James Wolpert). Voice of Yours Truly.
Variations 25 ABRIDGED Evgeni Koroliov 2009
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I had to abridge this variation because it exceeds 10 minutes.
Lauren Bacall in The Big Sleep - And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine
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Bogart, some tramp, and Bacall with The Williams Brothers.
Variation 30, Aria , Lots of Clapping, Credits Evgeni Koroliov 2009
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Not too shabby.
JS Bach BWV 825 Partita 1 Gigue - Keyboard
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JS Bach BWV 825 Partita 1 Gigue - Keyboard
JS Bach BWV 825 Partita Menuett I, II - Keyboard
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JS Bach BWV 825 Partita Menuett I, II - Keyboard
JS Bach BWV 926 Praeludium Little Prelude - Keyboard
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JS Bach BWV 926 Praeludium Little Prelude - Keyboard
Les médicaments contre l hypertension est un véritable poison, ils ralentissent le cœur mais abiment tout .fluidifier le sang (aspirine ) ? Les bêta bloquants ,une saleté.
Outstanding classic cinema
Always fancied Dorothy Malone more in this film 😍
Merci beaucoup from Paris France and happy New Year 👍.
Too good 😁
The one-liners are the best ever. He is so good at them. Look at Casablanca.
Sorry, but the young woman who played the 'hostess' was the most attractive actor in the scene. I mean seriously....yowsa.
Pre Playboy bunny, but you get the idea...
Bought lovely roses for his dear old Hannah’s curls. I honestly swear that’s what I heard.
With Lauren's drull voice... No wonder Bogie was eyeing up the valet girl
So I looked it up, and the song is incomplete here. Near the end of the full recording, it goes on to say that he messed around with two other women, one of them found out and drowned him. His wife attended his funeral and got angry but with the lyrics, "No insurance she could find" implies that she was upset that she didn't inherent his belongings and not the abuse? 🤨 So, I guess the point of this song is that everyone is a terrible person? Personally, I think the insurance thing was last minute, not to mention the song victim-blames saying, "Her mama told her that her man was unkind". Saying that she should've seen this abuse coming and that she was a crybaby gold-digger anyway so who cares? Yeah... I'm sorry, but that doesn't sit right with me. 🤷🏻♀️
"Mack the Knife" in the original German is no nursery rhyme either...
The film,,,The cast,,one of the best
🎵 0:15 🎵
Pretty sure that if Bach could hear this he would be like “what… how could a man get so much beauty out of my music?!”
This is a lovely song next to Marlene Dietrich’s “man’s in the navy” song
Bacall is the perfect woman in this scene. Strong, beautiful, fun, talented, yet also playful and engaging. Completely unafraid to show her open intentions.
Mamma Mia 💋
This song is about a wife beater and his victim. Very different times back then…😳😳😳
I’ve got a pretty deep voice but I (as a man) struggle to sing as low as Lauren Bacall
A sexy, beautiful partner in crime. Every man's dream.
she wasn't known as a great singer, but those harmonies with the group where she takes it low sound fantastic!!
That's a major seventh chord where the four voices come in on "(knows her) mama done told her." It really makes the tune, doesn't it?
@@starfishsystems beautiful! I have to keep replaying it
Yes it makes rhe tune allright
Hey, she is a working gal, not necessarily a tramp. Besides Bacall knows who Bogart is taking home tonight. The little girl is no competition. 😉
I miss those two !!
A bunch of choice dames in this room. 👀
His neurokinetics are way above normal!
Bukowski
Love him, love her, love the movie…but boy oh boy she’s not a singer. I guess it works in the context of the story cause it shows that rich folks can get away with damn near anything.
Ignorant much?
So schön ist Krimi. 👍🌷
Easy to hit threes from downtown when you've got Ray Chandler, Bill Faulkner, Howard Hawks, Bogie & Bacall in the game at the same time.
Slim
Too good. Most of the humans are not even aware of such beauty. We die because of lack of beauty.
what a horrid song and scenario
It was a different century.
Were you sent to bore me?
@@constantreader8760 Yes it was, I was born about mid-way through it and it was a horrid song and scenario then and it still is now. You don't even read much. Never mind, eh?
@@michaelwalsh1035 Yes. So was Raymond Chandler.
1:07 As Bacall scowls and Bogart appraises, I love the hostess' attitude of, "What's the matter, sister? Competition too much for you?" She nearly steals the scene!
Yeah, I liked that young lady. She's nobody's fool. Probably running a casino now.
Deannie Best was the actress’ name. On IMBD it seems this is one of her only two movie credits.
Yeah, it's like she's saying to Bacall "Hey girl, you better stop window-shopping and come buy something, or *I* will!" XD
I was just going to say the same thing. Her look went straight the camera. (as they'd say in the forties 'what a dish')
i watch this more than i should
me too
Ритм арии настолько рваный, что задаёшься вопросом: автор не позабыл ли размер проставить? Ткань произведения распадается на несвязные звуки.
Famous for 'the look'...It was the look of love...she looked down like that because he made her nervous....
i love at 1:07 when she eyes the girl hanging around marlowe😂
Is that Lorraine Miller with Bogart?
In the repetition of variation 15 Glenn plays molecularly ... breathtaking ! The piece is so expressive that it is all too easy to forget that this is a canon, the line of which is mirrored on the x-axis - and this at the distance of a fifth ... Incomprehensible !!! J.S.BACH : Var.15 (Quintkanon) BWV988 : czcams.com/play/PLfdMKJMGPPtyZVNkhVX9s5bfGs_SkrRzN.html J.S.BACH: Kanons mit Umkehrung/ Canons with inversion BWV 1079/ 1080/ 988/ (769) czcams.com/play/PLfdMKJMGPPtw3kjVQSbSr0WtcJzPbactA.html
@thomasmrf.brunner, I am really hooked on this version by Gould of Variation 15. In my opinion every other version is played much too fast. Molecular playing. I love that description.
Every girl in this movie want Bogart's meat for some strange reason.
Not strange :-)
Евгений Королев очень душевно и гармонично исполняет Баха!!!!!! Спасибо!
Magical and timeless.. RIP Lauren & Bogie...
this man had an UNBELIEVABLE control but not a boring control, that's why it's so great
I've heard both Anita, Ella sing their rendition of this song. Both were excellent. But Bacall's version is by far the meatiest maybe because it keeps in tempo with the movie. The only unfortunate part is she doesn't get to complete the whole song which is such a disservice to her because it was very good and to the best of my knowledge there is no recording of her doing so. Nice upload Bachsious. You're good, you're very good.
I thought Ella butchered the tune as she did many others
Has there EVER been a woman who was more obviously the sort of woman that a strong, heroic man would want as a wife? And the fact that Bacall clearly didn't NEED a man -- as she proved by doing quite well on her own, both personally and professionally -- made her MORE, not less, desirable. No novelist or filmmaker could have made up a couple who "fit" more beautifully than Bogart and Bacall. Thank God that the film medium has given both of them to us forever.
I mostly agree, but I have never completely seen Bacall as good of an actress as Bogart. I may be in the minority here, but I think Bogart's affection for her in real life clouded his judgment by being cast with her. Ingrid Bergman and Ida Lupino were more compelling leads with Bogart to me. Nevertheless, they had chemistry together.
@@eg4449 I can see your point, which I think is based on the fact that Bacall was more of a personality-driven actress than Bogart was as an actor. But that may have been due to the simple fact that Bacall, even in her biggest parts, was always a supporting player; she was never allowed to "carry" a film as Bogart was. This had nothing to do with talent; Angela Lansbury, a supremely gifted actress, was never cast in a leading film role until "Bedknobs and Broomsticks", when she was nearly fifty. (Even her best film role, as the evil Mrs. Iselin in "The Manchurian Candidate", was a supporting role.) Yet on the Broadway stage, Lansbury turned in one tour-de-force leading performance after another, in parts as diverse as Mame, Madame Rose, and Mrs. Lovett. Hollywood had its peculiar prejudices, which saw some people as eternal second bananas. (Eve Arden, Charles Coburn, Donald Crisp, and Maureen O'Hara, just to name four).
@@eg4449.....In reality, Bogart deeply regretted marrying 'Betty' Bacall - he thought she was far too young [19] and immature for him.
Never got others appreciating her voice here. Sounds so flat
@@tadimaggio Mrs. Iselin was played by Angela Lansbury.
You do recognize her voice right away indeed, and she sang very well too !
So beautiful!
Is no one else bothered by this being a catchy, upbeat song about a guy who neglects his wife, punches her in the mouth when she asks him why, and makes her cry all the time?
Yes, I found the lyrics repulsive. That another woman eventually bumps off the abusive guy in the song doesn't make up for it somehow. None of the women in that scene seems like the little-miss--punching-bag type. Nice backup singing from the Williams Brothers: very tart and 'forties. An era which will never come again: the US coming out of a global conflict the big winner, or so it seemed.
Life bothers me and sh** happens . 15 were shot dead in Chicago just this weekend.
Easily offended? I bet your from US
Yes, the effect was intentional. It's meant not only to show the menace lurking under all the high life and glitter, but also to show that Vivian was not above it herself. This put her on a vastly more equal footing with Marlowe than if she had been portrayed merely as a rich girl or a damsel in distress. Remember all the innuendo in that dialogue about horse racing? In effect she's saying "I never met a man who could keep up with me." And remember the bookstore scene where Marlowe enjoys a little break from his busy day? Meanwhile Vivian is being extorted by her lover, Eddie Mars. Now this singing scene with the club hostess, Vivian giving Marlowe the mock dirty look, Marlowe responding with a "yeah, she is kinda hot" look in return, and Vivian smiling in shared understanding? This is no children's story. Our protagonists are markedly naughty and entirely willing to get into trouble. Indeed that could be the theme for this entire story. Some people run away from danger. These people run towards it. What does that look like, and can we find something worthy and even noble in it anyway?
Sounds good to me! 😆
Not many fat people around back then
Imagine if they remade this film today... a lead female singing a song poking fun at the victim of spousal abuse? I can hear Diane Feinstein railing now... 😂
Ok incel boy
The Big Sleep (1946) MISTAKES Other mistake: Marlowe fires several shots at Art Huck and Lash Canino but if you look at the chamber when he takes the gun out from under the dashboard, there are no bullets in it. Continuity mistake: Marlowe sits in front of Joe Brody's apartment building, The Randall Arms. Later as he follows the gunman that shot Brody we see it from inside the car and the registration stickers are different. Continuity mistake: After driving Lauren Bacall home from Eddie Mars' place Marlowe walks into his apartment and we see the number 206 on the door. In the next shot from inside we see another door that doesn't have 206 on it. Continuity mistake: In Art Huck's living room, after Pat Clark throws water into his face, we see the chair at Marlowe's feet. No one goes near it, but later in the scene it moves 45 degrees to the right and is facing Marlowe (1945 Version on DVD). Continuity mistake: The front door of the Sternwood's is in the first shot of the movie as Marlowe rings the door bell. The front of the door has just one indentation near the knocker, later we see the front door again as Marlowe brings Carmen home and now it has two indentations.
Great observations.
Thanks but I copied and pasted it from a website dedicated to catching goofs in movies.
@@ExhaleAir1 why?
@@DrLoverLover ... Why what ?
Yes, why did you copy and paste 🎉