What a wonderful world - was für eine wundervolle (Musik-) Welt.
"Ihre Aufnahmen waren perfekt - kein anderes Wort wird ihnen gerecht."
Laurence Bergreen in seiner Armstrong-Biografie "Louis Armstrong - Ein extravagantes Leben" Er schrieb dabei über diese gemeinsame Session Armstrongs und Ellingtons.
What a wonderful world - was für eine wundervolle (Musik-) Welt.
"Ihre Aufnahmen waren perfekt - kein anderes Wort wird ihnen gerecht."
Laurence Bergreen in seiner Armstrong-Biografie "Louis Armstrong - Ein extravagantes Leben" Er schrieb dabei über diese gemeinsame Session Armstrongs und Ellingtons
The intro is another variation on the four ascending chords Ellington used on many recordings of MI. He liked to play them double time, kinda up-tempo, then throw the brakes on in the first bar.
And actually, the earliest recordings of MI were up-tempo, swing style, not the slow delivery we've come to associate with the tune.
why do they have to do this ridiculous piano intro? it's so inappropriate I can't even come up with a fitting simile - and I've been trying hard with sentences like "It's like adding a stick-figure to daVinci's Lady with an Ermine"
@hopethisnamesnotgive DUKE plays piano doesnt he there is a funny coincidence the guy in the moody blues that plays piano named the group after mood indigo his favorite song
Ez az igazi zene!! :)
police26able 1 day ago
0 Dislikes... great :].
TheYamsinacan 2 months ago
thank you for putting this on the net! =D
flowerpuffdude 4 months ago
This clarinet.... :) ohhh!!!!....
elbrunno1 6 months ago
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What a wonderful world - was für eine wundervolle (Musik-) Welt.
"Ihre Aufnahmen waren perfekt - kein anderes Wort wird ihnen gerecht."
Laurence Bergreen in seiner Armstrong-Biografie "Louis Armstrong - Ein extravagantes Leben" Er schrieb dabei über diese gemeinsame Session Armstrongs und Ellingtons.
jazzfreundXY 8 months ago
What a wonderful world - was für eine wundervolle (Musik-) Welt.
"Ihre Aufnahmen waren perfekt - kein anderes Wort wird ihnen gerecht."
Laurence Bergreen in seiner Armstrong-Biografie "Louis Armstrong - Ein extravagantes Leben" Er schrieb dabei über diese gemeinsame Session Armstrongs und Ellingtons
jazzfreundXY 8 months ago
LOOOOVEEE IIIITTTT!!!! :D !!!
cristalina200 8 months ago
Mood Indigo....
tw1cef00led 1 year ago
if you like this, you should check out the four freshmans' version of mood indigo. its fantastic.
theillfrisch 1 year ago
The intro is another variation on the four ascending chords Ellington used on many recordings of MI. He liked to play them double time, kinda up-tempo, then throw the brakes on in the first bar.
And actually, the earliest recordings of MI were up-tempo, swing style, not the slow delivery we've come to associate with the tune.
bmaurier1 1 year ago
why do they have to do this ridiculous piano intro? it's so inappropriate I can't even come up with a fitting simile - and I've been trying hard with sentences like "It's like adding a stick-figure to daVinci's Lady with an Ermine"
hopethisnamesnotgive 1 year ago
@hopethisnamesnotgive DUKE plays piano doesnt he there is a funny coincidence the guy in the moody blues that plays piano named the group after mood indigo his favorite song
spacepatrolman 1 month ago
When two giants are present, is there room for anybody else?
WSenator1 1 year ago 2
@WSenator1 No way but I would have liked to heard Count Basie play with these two
dal4018 1 year ago
@dal4018 - Got That Right!
WSenator1 1 year ago
@WSenator1 Thanks Politician hahahaha
dal4018 1 year ago
This deserves a whole hell of a lot more thumbs up.
TheDoctorWhoNerd 1 year ago
Who's playing this incredible solo on Clarinet ?
moniguitar 1 year ago
What else you want, Armstrong and Ellington, sublime...
Giwilly18 1 year ago
Best. Song. Ever. I freaking love those clarinets.
CASPRPres 1 year ago
thnx ;)
guowonog 2 years ago