Enrico Tomasso was taught by Louis Armstrong as nipper , Louis must be proud looking down now , note for note perfect with commitment & tone , his finest ambassador , Louis lives on , thanks , magnificent band & singer .
That trumpet player on the right comes real close to the Louis Armstrong sound and technique on West end Blues. Great band and musicians! Band sounds real authentic [ the sax section using authentic vibrato of the era rather than just playing the notes] as does the vocalist, dressed for the era and playing the part as well as singing in the correct style in fine voice...
Excellent, amazing extraordinary phenomenal theme played by Orchestra. The singer is also very good. I'm Brazilian Trumpet player Bandleader of Dixie Swingers Jazz Band from Lindoia SP-BRAZIL 🇧🇷 Thanks for send video. Strong hug.👏👏👏👏 Lindoia SP-BRAZIL 🇧🇷 November 7th,2020 - 00:15 a.m.
Dear Mike thanks for your fast reply. I have only any videos play trumpet as reserhal in my house. Please you can check as link" Sergio and his trumpet play ....". I play together on cd or vinyl with Ray Anthony,Bert Kaempfert, Louis Armstrong, Papa Blue Jazz Band. Any videos of my Jazz Band in events are with one friend of Records for available soon and I'll release soon in CZcams. I have one good contact with Emma Fisk. Strong Hug and Thanks again for send your video. Success full.👍👏👏👏👏
There are actually five songs here: "West End Blues" (Louis Armstrong, 1928); "You Can't Get to Heaven That Way" (Noble Sissle, 1930), "You Turned the Tables on Me" (Benny Goodman, 1936), "Singing the Blues" (Bix Beiderbecke and Frank Trumbauer, 1927), and :Bashful Baby" (Been Pollack with Goodman and Jack Teagarden, 1929). A couple of mistakes: Bill Challis was the original arranger on "Singing the Blues" and he based the opening sax ensemble on Frank Trumbauer's solo from the original record in 1927. And the vocal on Ben Pollack's 1929 record of "Bashful Baby" was by Harold "Scrappy" Lambert, not Pollack himself.
Thanks Barrie - a memorable event, never to be seen again following the sad passing of Keith Nichols due to a covid infection caught while in hospital for s prostate operation.
Blues from my head to my shoes so blue today I've got a mean evil feelin', And I'm full of gin I’ve going to the West End and there's where troubles will begin My man, my man, low-down mean hound In town with my best friend running around Soon the undertaker man gonna knock upon his door Folks in West End, folks in West End,they gonna see some shootin' Like they've never seen before my man and my best friend ain’t go the West End no more 🎺🎺🎺
Eternal and unforgettable moment, that's too beautifull AND SAME COMMENTS AS SLEEPLESINSALE...As french and uncultured in english language, I use same comments as other subscribers... MANY THANKS FOR UPLOAD AND GRATULATIONS TO ALL MUSICIANS. Jo Luttringer, France
First trumpet playerr who play Louis introduktion very very like Satchmo himself. Very nice arangement with nice changing chords, Absolutly the best version of West End Blues. Thank You GUYS. Bixbix81
I agree - this concert was something special - Only beaten by Keith Nichol's festival orchestra at the 2012 Keswick Jazz Festival. Impeccable research lies behind all of these performances.
You turned the tables on me And now I'm falling for you You turned the tables on me I can't believe that it's true I always thought when you brought The lovely present you bought Why hadn't you brought me more? But now if you'd come I'd welcome anything From the five and ten cent store You used to call me the top You put me up on a throne You let me fall with a drop And now I'm out on my own But after thinking it over and over I got what was coming to me Just like the sting of a bee You turned the tables on me
I'm very pleased to say that London is currently blessed with many new jazz musicians, many of them straight out of the music colleges. Swing dance is a "new" craze with the London students.
The piano guy sounds a bit like an anthropologist making amusing(not) comments about the natives. But the horns at the end of West End Blues were brilliant, sheet music notwithstanding.
Anatoly Samoshkin Thank you for your comment - the English translation is: This is a non-stop page of the history of classical jazz - a cut of American culture of the last century. Marvelous!!!
Enrico Tomasso was taught by Louis Armstrong as nipper , Louis must be proud looking down now , note for note perfect with commitment & tone , his finest ambassador , Louis lives on , thanks , magnificent band & singer .
Thank you for keeping this beautiful music alive.
That trumpet player on the right comes real close to the Louis Armstrong sound and technique on West end Blues. Great band and musicians! Band sounds real authentic [ the sax section using authentic vibrato of the era rather than just playing the notes] as does the vocalist, dressed for the era and playing the part as well as singing in the correct style in fine voice...
that trumpet 🎺 play Louis' famous intro is amazing...
Enrico Tomasso ....in spite of his name he's British (surely of Italian descent)
There is a famous picture of Enrico meeting Louis, when E. was a child. He's awesome. The singer, however....always the weak link in trad Jazz bands.
I agree with an earlier comment that stated the trumpet brings the power and feel to Louis's lines from the 1928 recording. Spot on.
The Tune that changed music forever, thank you all WOW
I never thought it possible. Beautiful!
what a great way to while away 25 minutes, my third visit, wont be my last. Thanks guys.
Tremendous!I have never heard any lyrics to this tune until now-Even at my advanced age there are still surprises in store!
what an amazing band. The trumpeters captured the essence of Dixieland. Wonderful female voice.
A bit later than Diexieland (late 1910s/early-mid 1920s) -- I would say more late 1920s/early 1930s. But very good indeed.
Great music, great musicians, great comedy. It all amounts to a great show. "Well done fellers"
The combination of tuba and banjo really makes 'Can't Get to Heaven That Way' really catchy and fun.
Wowwww!!! I LOVE this!!!!!!!!
Pure Gild
Simply wonderful ______ makes you glad to be alive
A great performance of a great classic!
Grazie per questo momento magnifico video.
Thank you
Beatifull blues and song
"Sinigin' the Blues," great job guys. Love the little Eddie Lang tag. 👍🏻
wonderful music....tkssss
I hear Bix Beiderbecke and Eddie Lang...thanks guys. A great cover of one of the best ever jazz songs.
Excellent, amazing extraordinary phenomenal theme played by Orchestra. The singer is also very good. I'm Brazilian Trumpet player Bandleader of Dixie Swingers Jazz Band from Lindoia SP-BRAZIL 🇧🇷 Thanks for send video. Strong hug.👏👏👏👏 Lindoia SP-BRAZIL 🇧🇷 November 7th,2020 - 00:15 a.m.
Thank You Sergio for your comments. It is interesting to hear that you are a trumpeter and band leader. Do you have any videos on CZcams of your band?
Dear Mike thanks for your fast reply. I have only any videos play trumpet as reserhal in my house. Please you can check as link" Sergio and his trumpet play ....". I play together on cd or vinyl with Ray Anthony,Bert Kaempfert, Louis Armstrong, Papa Blue Jazz Band. Any videos of my Jazz Band in events are with one friend of Records for available soon and I'll release soon in CZcams. I have one good contact with Emma Fisk. Strong Hug and Thanks again for send your video. Success full.👍👏👏👏👏
How good are these guys!
Great post !!
Thank you for sharing.
The Band is great,full of good isntrumentalists.
Bix’s ‘Singing the blues’ gorgeous !
Beauty band, Beauty singer and fantastic trumpet player.
wow wow wowww.......!!! very very good!!! Greatings Adrogué, Bs As Argentina.......
ça c'est du Jazz !!!!!
There are actually five songs here: "West End Blues" (Louis Armstrong, 1928); "You Can't Get to Heaven That Way" (Noble Sissle, 1930), "You Turned the Tables on Me" (Benny Goodman, 1936), "Singing the Blues" (Bix Beiderbecke and Frank Trumbauer, 1927), and :Bashful Baby" (Been Pollack with Goodman and Jack Teagarden, 1929). A couple of mistakes: Bill Challis was the original arranger on "Singing the Blues" and he based the opening sax ensemble on Frank Trumbauer's solo from the original record in 1927. And the vocal on Ben Pollack's 1929 record of "Bashful Baby" was by Harold "Scrappy" Lambert, not Pollack himself.
Rightly a King Oliver composition of 1928
Very good playing form the trumpets. TY !!
Oliver Z. b
I love Mr. Nichols's work.....
thanks again
Absolutly wonderful!
Thanks Barrie - a memorable event, never to be seen again following the sad passing of Keith Nichols due to a covid infection caught while in hospital for s prostate operation.
Blues from my head to my shoes so blue today
I've got a mean evil feelin', And I'm full of gin
I’ve going to the West End and there's where troubles will begin
My man, my man, low-down mean hound
In town with my best friend running around
Soon the undertaker man gonna knock upon his door
Folks in West End, folks in West End,they gonna see some shootin'
Like they've never seen before
my man and my best friend ain’t go the West End no more 🎺🎺🎺
Many thanks for the words of West End Blues. I had no idea of the sad story.
Charming music and charming lady~
great!
Just fantastic!
Eternal and unforgettable moment.
You guys are a gale of fresh air. Thanks.
Eternal and unforgettable moment, that's too beautifull AND SAME COMMENTS AS SLEEPLESINSALE...As french and uncultured in english language, I use same comments as other subscribers... MANY THANKS FOR UPLOAD AND GRATULATIONS TO ALL MUSICIANS. Jo Luttringer, France
The West End is a part of New Orleans on the shore of Lake Pontchartrain.
First trumpet playerr who play Louis introduktion very very like Satchmo himself. Very nice arangement with nice changing chords, Absolutly the best version of West End Blues. Thank You GUYS. Bixbix81
He is Enrico Tomasso.
love the arrangement of Singing the Blues -- translates nicely for a larger ensemble
A great band and singer so well recorded - The balance is spot on
great.. even the trumpet is sweet
Wow...just...wow
good band nice sound
Lovely version,2excellent horn players!
vive les papys du jazz !
Classica beatifull jazz Super more positiva jazmeni !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh yeah!!!!
Thanks for these wonderful Treats.
Oh, yeah!! 👏👏👍🏻💐
and it makes my soul fly to heaven. Give me Jazz or give me death
jazzfan1940 yes sir you have got something there that you can put in your satchel and take to the train station
Excelentes los Blues 1930
Musicazos!!!!!!!
Thanks again.
I agree - this concert was something special - Only beaten by Keith Nichol's festival orchestra at the 2012 Keswick Jazz Festival. Impeccable research lies behind all of these performances.
very good ! vrlo dobra plesna glazba !
Belissimo !
Wonderful! not least the Bix Beiderbecke.
You turned the tables on me
And now I'm falling for you
You turned the tables on me
I can't believe that it's true
I always thought when you brought
The lovely present you bought
Why hadn't you brought me more?
But now if you'd come I'd welcome anything
From the five and ten cent store
You used to call me the top
You put me up on a throne
You let me fall with a drop
And now I'm out on my own
But after thinking it over and over
I got what was coming to me
Just like the sting of a bee
You turned the tables on me
Yeah! :D
good as it use to be
muy bueno..
Bravo
i to jest jazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz :-) exelent
song starts at 1:40
❤
Wow, that version of Bashful Baby is better than the record!
Amazing musicians and great singer.What will happen when the current musicians pass away? Are their any young musicians outvtherecto take their place?
I'm very pleased to say that London is currently blessed with many new jazz musicians, many of them straight out of the music colleges. Swing dance is a "new" craze with the London students.
JazzVideoMike j
Yes youtube search Skinny Tuba will blow your minds!
Roy Beiley
some folks in New Orleans are spectacular
tuba skinny
loose marbles
Has anybody Lyrics of that great Noble Sissle's song?
LOUIS ARMSTRONG "THE GREATEST"
Как прекрасно, что эту бессмертную музыку есть кому сохранять и передавать последующим поколениям. При этом улучшая и совершенствуя её звучание.
Squarerig where have you been lots of vocal to this tune
Joe "KIng" Oliver!!
The piano guy sounds a bit like an anthropologist making amusing(not) comments about the natives. But the horns at the end of West End Blues were brilliant, sheet music notwithstanding.
Good stuff! Piano player has a meter problem.
Це невмируча сторінка історії класичного джазу - зріз американської культури минулого століття. Неперевершено!!!
Anatoly Samoshkin
Thank you for your comment - the English translation is:
This is a non-stop page of the history of classical jazz - a cut of American culture of the last century. Marvelous!!!
Thank you for the translation. I deliberately wrote a comment in Ukrainian to know that there are connoisseurs of classical jazz in Ukraine.
When we receive the credit looong overdue us then the USA will be great. Pedestrian. Bessie Smith was better. Museum music.
What?