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I got chills
joupetta 8 months ago
This joint's a jumpin!!!!
amd77j 11 months ago
I love that growl from the muted trombone solo. Louis Armstrong is a beast!
Abriggs500 1 year ago 2
i really love the trompett youknow .
Letitmellow 1 year ago
Maravilloso, muchisimas gracias...
sirjuandabicho 2 years ago 2
That is, indeed, the Canal Street Blues. Its just a different tempo and arrangement than normal.
TheJazzyScottsman 2 years ago
Trummy Young and his Trombone..
I Remember a vocal margie..
fipsbrause69 2 years ago 2
wish the bone solo was longer
varscht 2 years ago
Very very good blues number.
The excellent dippermouth dot blogspot covers various versions of Canal Street Blues by Louis (with music examples), including this 1962 version. He says this televised version started out as Canal Street Blues but quickly became a standard blues number because of a lack of rehearsal time. Read all about it in dippermouth's blog for January 23 2009.
fillra 2 years ago
POPS IS TOPS
baritonioX 3 years ago 14
Amen!
texabamabrackish 2 years ago 4
Satchmo wonderful as ever, but not the "Canal
Street Blues" surely, but a lovely unknown
blues-vehicle of the AllStars.
JazzmanBerlin 3 years ago
this is just perfect,.... thnks satchmo... u continue being the best!
colombianjazzman 3 years ago 11
Canal Street Blues is a bit of a stretch..sounds like a head arrangement off blues progression.
BudTuba 3 years ago
makes you weep
tambourine88 3 years ago
Oh, Yeah!!
oohyllab 3 years ago 2
YEAH!!! The BEST. Thanks
goodmusicday 3 years ago
Why does this video end with a picture of Fletcher Henderson? I mean I love Henderson, but cannot see the connection.
ABrandsma 4 years ago
The show was done as a portrait on Louis' life and career. In the next sequence it moves on from his time with King Oliver to his stint with Henderson's band.
cashchecks 4 years ago
Music does not get better than that.
roornc 4 years ago
Remake from 1923 - Gennett Records - Written by Louie and King Oliver - My My
ton1010 4 years ago
correct, that's Joe Darensbourg on clarinet.
pupulehapa 4 years ago
The clarinetist is Joe Darensbourg.
philperson 4 years ago
you're right, my dad saw that this afternoon and told me.
pupulehapa 4 years ago
You go POPS! Billy Cronk-Bass, Trummy Young-Trombone, DANNY BARCELONA-DRUMS, Barney Bigard-Clarinet, Billy Kyle-Piano, these guys were the best!
pupulehapa 4 years ago
Very nice & very interesting clip. This wasn't part of their regular routine. Pops sounds very relaxed.
philperson 5 years ago
this is true, unusual to see him playing something with no melody and no high notes.
jacquillo 3 years ago