@yowser2b Actually they have different sounds and you can't take a regular mute out and in like that. There is a lot of jazz that involves the use of the plunger with the brass. But it does sound great doesn't it!
There’s something about Harry and his voice which just gets to me. Whipped cream with chocolate, good coffee, a cigar, red beans ‘n rice, smoky sausage. I do like Buble tremendously, but when I listen to the two of them back-to-back, Michael is weak coffee compared to Harry. Michael is entertaining and talented, but he can’t hold a candle to Harry’s style, humor, and love for the music which comes through to me in a different way. Each man is gifted in his own right.
Look at it this way... Harry Connick, Jr. shits on Michael Buble every single day of the week. From the band to the swing to the players to the singer himself... EVERYTHING is better. Love this so much...
don't care what "greatest" or "cornerstone" singers you think he don't hold a candle to, harry sells the song, live, to a lot of "real" jazz fans, myself included. and his "ooogleboogledyboo"was right in the pocket, along with every other note he swang.
I'm a jazz musician and singer, have been for over 30 years.. and I listen to all the cornerstone singers: Bennett, Torme, Vaughn, Dinah, Ella, Lady Day, Joe Williams, Anita, etc... I honestly don't see what the uproar over Connick is-- I really don't consider him a very good singer. Maybe the ladies like him for his looks, but looks don't make a musician! (By the way, what's with the "boogity boogity" and "heyyyy heyyyy"? The guy sounds like a moron! lol!)
@epf1961 I don't really think people are judging of his looks. If you listen to this you can tell they are just having fun and are grooving. Harry is a great singer and the band is great as well!
@jazzmanbd .. Well, I suppose that depends on your definition of "great". As mentioned above, I listen to the all-time giants, so my standards are pretty high. To call Connick "great" would be to put him on par with Nat King Cole, Tony Bennett, Mel Torme, Joe Williams, et al. And their equals he is NOT. (I'm not really a Sinatra fan, which is why I didn't list him, but Connick is no Sinatra either).. We're all entitled to our opinions: I was simply expressing mine. Tx...
@epf1961 You know, it's ok to be elitist, but Connick has a lot of charm, style and a good voice. I can enjoy it for what it is without comparing it to former greats.
@crimsonhawk52 Funny, I just did a gig yesterday and someone told me I sounded like Connick!! Strange stuff! (I do jazz sax and vocals backed by my own self-produced backing tracks)..
Nobody takes a great song and stretches it into something unrecognizable like this guy. This is what happens when you love the sound of your own voice too much.
@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa , yo no ando perdida, comparto su descontento por esto, pero yo soy una joven con buen gusto musical, este señor me encanta, le mando saludos desde México.
They're having so much fun, that we forget about how crappy music is today... Great musicians playing great tunes LIVE, no overdub, no tricks, just amazing musicianship.. and how great Harry is for let this band feel so free!!!!
Just listened to Harry being interviewed up here, north of the border on CBC radio. He was wrangling with the interviewer a bit, decrying the kind of fame going 'round these days, e.g., "Snooky", that comes despite not working hard.
No one could say Harry doesn't work hard--and enjoy doing so.
@SwingDanceBand Lest we forget Leroy Jones' magic trompet :-) I had the good fortune of catching Leroy's show in Aarhus, Denmark this summer. Great artist, great performer and allround nice guy.
pues si escuchan el ALL OF ME..que canta en españa....un cantante español...que se llama FAMA.....NO LE HACE FALTA NI TROMPETA NI NADA DE NADA.....Y HACE UNA VERSION UNICA......COMO POCAS....DE ESTA CANCION CON UNOS JUEGOS VOCALES ALUCINANTES....SIN NECESIDAD DE TROMPETA...EL SE AMENIZA SOLO CON SU VOZ....
Man harry and his dudes were swinging baby, forgive me harry i forgot how good you are, after being caught up with buble please forgive me bazsingsswing
Smooth, silent, touchy - it is one of the best interpretations of this wonderful old song. And Harry - the perfect Frank Sinatra. No, sorry: He is HARRY!
this is a true musician right here... composer, arranger, performer, entertainer, singer, pianist (as many other instruments) he is one the greatest talents stilla round today and one of the most underappreciated. kanye west? justin beiber? lady gaga? no thanks. i'll take harry any day! <3
people try to compare Harry to Sinatra...their both crooners, but Harry has more Louisiana flavor in his music. Plus he's fabulous at tickling the ivories and a very accomplished actor, so don't hate!
The trombone and trumpet players make this video. Harry Connick Jr. sings very well but pales in comparison to Frank Sinatra. If you really want to hear this song in all its glory-listen to Billie Holliday, ella Fitzgeraly or Dinah Washington sing it.
both harry and michael are amazing performers. i love both of them...and the funny thing is...both of them are hilarious. michael's just more screwed up.
I love lots of jazz greats, many of them long since departed. But Harry... Harry is my favorite. He is multi-talented, and he can really swing. I love his style--Classic jazz with that good ole Nawlins vibe thrown into the mix. It does not get any better than that.
Harry is the epitome of a musician. His light, playful, almost lackadaisical attitude on stage is indicative of his total lack of concern with the somber, humorless, "schooled" countenance that is prevalent in so many jazz musicians. The way he forces the audience and the musicians to have fun is intoxicating. That's what it's all about. Go Harry!
@keatingpiers Best comment I've ever read. That's my favorite part about watching him perform. He's so comfortable on stage and that just captivates all the viewers.
why compare to buble's in the first place? the whole point is to do things your own way, the way you want it. harry and the boys did it their way. i'm a harry fan, sorry.
good version (the soloist were sickk!!) but I like Michael Buble's version a little better because its a little more upbeat and a has a bit more swing to it. (: but great version. Harry Connick=greatness:D
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Ok. he has a great voice. but his self-indulgent swagger and arrogant attempts to replicate an era that was before his time is irritating. i can't stand to even look at the little puke. Props to the trumpet and bone players though.
So I click on one of the first videos of one of my new favorite songs, and he pops up. i watch the video and an opinion forms. i'm not out looking for a fight online if that's what you mean.
It's hard to believe this concert is almost 20 years old. I remember watching and recording it from HBO. Got to see him in 1995 as part of the "She" tour. Amazing performer.
He was 25 years old when he did this concert in 1992. Amazing talent for being so young at the time. I saw him live here in San Diego a few years ago and he's the best showman I've ever seen.
Dunno about all the Connick vs Sinatra comparisons as far as vocal talent goes (they're both excellent in their own ways) but Connick nails this particular tune better than Sinatra ever did. Frank's version is just too upbeat and cheerful - it's supposed to be a depressing ode to losing one's woman! Jones and Barbarin both superb here.
This is an amazing performance. I've seen Harry in concert. He's light hearted banter and attention to the minute musical detail is crazy amazing. He is so incredibly talented and entertains the socks right off people. Thanks Harry!!!
I've seen Harry four times, and this performance is exactly what he's all about. He's talented, cool and loves to share the spotlight with his band. He pays homage to a great era of music, while adding his own flavor. And while he doesn't match up to Sinatra vocally (who really does?), he's a ridiculous piano player and writes a lot of his own music. Frank may be the best and coolest of all time, but in my opinion, Harry Connick Jr is the best of the modern era.
Quite entrancing.
HAV1999 2 days ago in playlist jazz
Harry connick Jr,
The Best I have his first CD.
He's in a class by himself enough said!
Long live the king!
FATSOBEATS 6 days ago
Maybe a toilet plunger does a better job of muting an instrument than a regular mute does! This guy's a hoot!
yowser2b 1 week ago
@yowser2b Actually they have different sounds and you can't take a regular mute out and in like that. There is a lot of jazz that involves the use of the plunger with the brass. But it does sound great doesn't it!
TheDasright 1 week ago
best 7 1/2 mins on youtube, great show !!!!!
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LowRobinSongs 3 weeks ago
the world is full of surprises.
autentyk 3 weeks ago
And PS...Lucien and Leroy just nail it solid. What more can be said?
capegirl6214 4 weeks ago
There’s something about Harry and his voice which just gets to me. Whipped cream with chocolate, good coffee, a cigar, red beans ‘n rice, smoky sausage. I do like Buble tremendously, but when I listen to the two of them back-to-back, Michael is weak coffee compared to Harry. Michael is entertaining and talented, but he can’t hold a candle to Harry’s style, humor, and love for the music which comes through to me in a different way. Each man is gifted in his own right.
capegirl6214 4 weeks ago
YES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BennyGoodman1977 1 month ago
Look at it this way... Harry Connick, Jr. shits on Michael Buble every single day of the week. From the band to the swing to the players to the singer himself... EVERYTHING is better. Love this so much...
PapaMurph13 1 month ago
on replay!
krazyfatboy 2 months ago
SUPERB!
moyahn59 2 months ago
This has to be one of his greatest performances!
supertech20002 3 months ago
inbeliveble.........these two guys.....
coelhoteixeira 3 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Harry Connick, Jr.
Excellent!!! :-)
milliejojo 3 months ago
this reminds me of Johnny Carson - Dean Frank and Sammy - you topped it BABY!
MsPokeyman 4 months ago
sorry...... "ooogledieeboogledyboo"
markmarktarmann 5 months ago
don't care what "greatest" or "cornerstone" singers you think he don't hold a candle to, harry sells the song, live, to a lot of "real" jazz fans, myself included. and his "ooogleboogledyboo"was right in the pocket, along with every other note he swang.
markmarktarmann 5 months ago 2
Fantastic.
Welcome2thaCirqus 5 months ago in playlist Harry Connick Jr
Best thing I've ever heard in my life. Can I marry that trombone player? I don't care if I also play trombone. We WILL make it work.
audiebean 5 months ago 2
Oh, Harry! Saw this whole group in Orange County in 1992. They were great! I <3 you, Harry.
MorganHillChristine 5 months ago
I like Harry just because of the type of song he sings. I agree he is a good singer and better than most, but wouldn't consider him as great.
GinoongJojo 5 months ago in playlist Harry Connick Jr
I'm a jazz musician and singer, have been for over 30 years.. and I listen to all the cornerstone singers: Bennett, Torme, Vaughn, Dinah, Ella, Lady Day, Joe Williams, Anita, etc... I honestly don't see what the uproar over Connick is-- I really don't consider him a very good singer. Maybe the ladies like him for his looks, but looks don't make a musician! (By the way, what's with the "boogity boogity" and "heyyyy heyyyy"? The guy sounds like a moron! lol!)
epf1961 6 months ago
@epf1961 I don't really think people are judging of his looks. If you listen to this you can tell they are just having fun and are grooving. Harry is a great singer and the band is great as well!
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jazzmanbd 6 months ago
@jazzmanbd .. Well, I suppose that depends on your definition of "great". As mentioned above, I listen to the all-time giants, so my standards are pretty high. To call Connick "great" would be to put him on par with Nat King Cole, Tony Bennett, Mel Torme, Joe Williams, et al. And their equals he is NOT. (I'm not really a Sinatra fan, which is why I didn't list him, but Connick is no Sinatra either).. We're all entitled to our opinions: I was simply expressing mine. Tx...
epf1961 6 months ago
@epf1961 You know, it's ok to be elitist, but Connick has a lot of charm, style and a good voice. I can enjoy it for what it is without comparing it to former greats.
bruffie1 2 months ago
@epf1961 check out his album "30" with his rendition of chatanooga choo choo. fairly impressive stuff.
crimsonhawk52 5 months ago
@crimsonhawk52 Funny, I just did a gig yesterday and someone told me I sounded like Connick!! Strange stuff! (I do jazz sax and vocals backed by my own self-produced backing tracks)..
epf1961 5 months ago
@epf1961 funny how someone compared you to the person who you don't consider a good singer
jazzmanbd 1 month ago
perfect !
mariazores 6 months ago
Love his voice....great voice...and what a skinny guy he was then....still handsome as ever
AlexFraza 6 months ago
Awww... is sooo.. AWFULL! its like spit on Frank Sinatra's grave!!!!
NVMpaula 6 months ago
This is my favorite performance of this song. In fact, I think this is my favorite performance of any song. Leroy slays that trumpet.
datalorez 6 months ago
Ohh Dear this is Awesome, absolutely Inspiring. Thank u so very much. Priceless ;-)
Sofiamartanaique 7 months ago
Nobody takes a great song and stretches it into something unrecognizable like this guy. This is what happens when you love the sound of your own voice too much.
pate357 7 months ago
@pate357 Weird.. i sure seemed to recognize it. Maybe you don't know the song very well.
droidean 6 months ago
All the fun starts @2minutes! Fabulous & super tight performance!
LadySirchia 7 months ago
Love Harry! I did a simular cover of this song
TheManBubble 7 months ago
I've listened to this exact liveversion for yearsss i LOVE IT it makes me SO HAPPYYYYYYY
NataliMounira 8 months ago
Grooovyyyyy!!
doubledeck01 8 months ago
Irresistible!!!
doubledeck01 8 months ago
Just beautiful. even if u dont take all of him!!!
doubledeck01 8 months ago
excellent
jovonie21 8 months ago in playlist Harry Connick Jr
ahhhhhh....talent. too bad the majority of todays youth is so fucking absent of talent perception.
aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa 8 months ago
@aaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaaqaa , yo no ando perdida, comparto su descontento por esto, pero yo soy una joven con buen gusto musical, este señor me encanta, le mando saludos desde México.
marianonanonanona 8 months ago
He's still got IT!!!!
joellewis64137 8 months ago
BOTH are just great. Such talent!
catchinka1 9 months ago
I love the "Sentimental Journey" riff @2:55!
SergioVellatti 10 months ago
wonderful, can't help but smile, and groove to the muuuusic.............
angelchains 10 months ago 2
such niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice grooooooooooooooooooove!
misslistening 10 months ago
Harry is the hippest! love this style of music! If you dig it too, then ck out this L.A. band that is bringing some cool jetsetter jazz back.
search cinnamon doll jazz
the singer is like harry and frank sinatra rolled into one.
videomania100 10 months ago
They're having so much fun, that we forget about how crappy music is today... Great musicians playing great tunes LIVE, no overdub, no tricks, just amazing musicianship.. and how great Harry is for let this band feel so free!!!!
drebatista 10 months ago 2
This is my favorite performance from Harry. Love every second.
vivalareason 10 months ago
damn! he's sexy XD
MissYellowTulip 10 months ago
Just listened to Harry being interviewed up here, north of the border on CBC radio. He was wrangling with the interviewer a bit, decrying the kind of fame going 'round these days, e.g., "Snooky", that comes despite not working hard.
No one could say Harry doesn't work hard--and enjoy doing so.
ecanuck 11 months ago
A toilet plunger foe a mute? thats new to me! good stuff.
Phil4013 11 months ago
@Phil4013 It's not really a mute. But a plunger. Very common in jazz.
forzamilan189925 9 months ago
30 morrows
aldegalega1970 11 months ago
This is one of the greatest trombone solos I have ever heard. What a groove!
SwingDanceBand 11 months ago 26
@SwingDanceBand You're not wrong!
proftrefusis 11 months ago 5
@SwingDanceBand Dang! Makes me wish I hadn't given up playing trombone after high school! I absolutely loved this video!!!!!
codachrome123 8 months ago in playlist Harry Connick Jr
@SwingDanceBand Lest we forget Leroy Jones' magic trompet :-) I had the good fortune of catching Leroy's show in Aarhus, Denmark this summer. Great artist, great performer and allround nice guy.
tukabl 3 months ago
PERO ESTE HOMBRE ES FANTASTICO......Y FAMA ES UNA VOZ...PARA SABER QUE EL SER HUMANO PUEDE SER SUPERIOR....A LO CORRIENTE......
bellini7verdi 11 months ago
pues si escuchan el ALL OF ME..que canta en españa....un cantante español...que se llama FAMA.....NO LE HACE FALTA NI TROMPETA NI NADA DE NADA.....Y HACE UNA VERSION UNICA......COMO POCAS....DE ESTA CANCION CON UNOS JUEGOS VOCALES ALUCINANTES....SIN NECESIDAD DE TROMPETA...EL SE AMENIZA SOLO CON SU VOZ....
bellini7verdi 11 months ago
This is almost as good as making love to you! I love you my Baby!
Whipporwhill51 11 months ago
I am so in love with you baby!!! You are all of me!
Whipporwhill51 11 months ago
Cool as hell!
Rogermiler 11 months ago
Leroy Jones insn't it?
Robertrompet 11 months ago
@Robertrompet yes in deed...
sebavidaurre 11 months ago
This is the reason I still have a video player!!! Recorded this years ago and it still makes me smile!!!
cheshirekarter 1 year ago
GREAT GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
erijul1416 1 year ago
Lucien Barbarin is THE meanest trombone player on the planet!
tukabl 1 year ago 2
Oh very good!
heike0108 1 year ago
Впечатление такое, что тянет кота за хвост.
wanawara111 1 year ago
Harry puts on a great show, allowing others to same. What is that trombone player's name?
SwingDanceBand 1 year ago
What's a michael buble????
Harry is timeless
pattmendez 1 year ago
This is what drew me to Connick.......just fun and yet very very expert presentation.
GOP71 1 year ago
sigh!
ShuffleBallChange 1 year ago
This is just beautiful.
dwtslvr 1 year ago
Love the Satchmo-inspired mugging and scat... brilliant! Lucien, Leroy - y'all the best! Never stop!
sefander74 1 year ago
Man harry and his dudes were swinging baby, forgive me harry i forgot how good you are, after being caught up with buble please forgive me bazsingsswing
bazsingsswing 1 year ago
Smooth, silent, touchy - it is one of the best interpretations of this wonderful old song. And Harry - the perfect Frank Sinatra. No, sorry: He is HARRY!
reinecke55 1 year ago
Solos were outright CRIMINAL. I can die now.
crimsonline35401 1 year ago
Geeze oh!!! WOW.....Perfect in everyway. Thank you for posting this!!!
zdimpz 1 year ago
Can't get tired of watching this. Harry, U da man...
RalphyDee 1 year ago
11 people don't like this? 11 people should be shot on sight
gregdullirocks 1 year ago
i want to sing with a band like this!!! one day yes lord
songqueen31 1 year ago
Excelente tema, gran cantante y magnífica orquesta
jucato1000 1 year ago
@jucato1000 De acuerdo!!!I agree!
ime916 1 year ago
All I can say is amazing!
InHisLight 1 year ago
i saw him live he's an amazing entertainer
bamafb77563 1 year ago
I love!!! So fun and classy! Thank God we are seeing this keep going...never die big band!
carrism 1 year ago
My sweet Bunny, I want for nothing, except you! Your fatboy is lost without you!!
Whipporwhill51 1 year ago
leroy and lucien were outstanding here, what a great performance. unbelievable to think it was 18 years ago. my how time flys
flyersfan10 1 year ago
This a cigar and a good whiskey would be the ideal way to ease yourself into the week-end.
JohnBF66 1 year ago
maravilhoso!!!!
eliezerfalmeida 1 year ago
one of the best versions of this song in my opinion
greekkid120 1 year ago 15
@greekkid120 i thik so too. I can listen to this over ad over again ad ever et tired of it. It always makes me feel good and lifts my mood. =)
4MidnightBreeze 1 year ago
Harry is so underrated it's a shame. It'd be great to see him have a #1 single someday. He really deserves it, and we know he'd love it.
The horn players are absolutely brilliant. Reminds me of being in a nightclub in New Orleans.
esquibelle 1 year ago
OMG all over the place. this just makes melt!!!!!
spider46531 1 year ago
Harry is the best! There just isn't anything else to say except that I wish I had met him before Jill. LOL!
R2412076B 1 year ago
VIva la musica!
Chechavezfidel59 1 year ago
where is the voice?
Mistermedicina 1 year ago
now THAT'S a man. MM! <3
Pouchy17 1 year ago
love this song, amazing voice
LOLsomuchicry 1 year ago
Love those horns! What a talented bunch of guys. Thanks for post.
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Patrickphx11 1 year ago
Are their solos improvised?
That was great!
bobthebuilder2143 1 year ago
@bobthebuilder2143
uh...YEAH?!
sbrownie 1 year ago
this is a true musician right here... composer, arranger, performer, entertainer, singer, pianist (as many other instruments) he is one the greatest talents stilla round today and one of the most underappreciated. kanye west? justin beiber? lady gaga? no thanks. i'll take harry any day! <3
amyleighm 1 year ago 2
that was fun
emarru 1 year ago
qui parle francais !!!!j ai adore ce 13 mai a la sallle pleyel !!paris by nigth et ce super crooner belle soiree
pouipouic74 1 year ago
Lucien Barbarin such a legend
jazzyjaffmur 1 year ago
AND WHY NOT! YEAH!!!
espanada72 1 year ago
lol looks like fun
FooDoo6 1 year ago
deeeeeeeeeeeeemaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadoooooooooo bueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeenoooooooooooooooooo!!!
reyzzer1 1 year ago
From bugaluga ville
rlw3ninja 1 year ago
people try to compare Harry to Sinatra...their both crooners, but Harry has more Louisiana flavor in his music. Plus he's fabulous at tickling the ivories and a very accomplished actor, so don't hate!
Sammi517 1 year ago 2
The trombone and trumpet players make this video. Harry Connick Jr. sings very well but pales in comparison to Frank Sinatra. If you really want to hear this song in all its glory-listen to Billie Holliday, ella Fitzgeraly or Dinah Washington sing it.
pineappleschool7 1 year ago
both harry and michael are amazing performers. i love both of them...and the funny thing is...both of them are hilarious. michael's just more screwed up.
polkadot91 1 year ago
much better than buble anyway!!!!!
croonlover 1 year ago
autentic swing...thanks from Spain
singulinomascular 1 year ago
FAN_TA_STI_C..............
riccolino 1 year ago
Exactly.
SweetCinema 1 year ago
The stuff legends are made of!
whatsupee 1 year ago
the last of a LEGACY!!!
ericx1973 1 year ago
@ericx1973 i wouldnt say last. theres still buble
lilwamer2010 1 year ago
nice, louie prima ending!
Elliot84 1 year ago
Shades of Frank...with FIZZ!
An aura of talent.
'getonagain'
getonagain 2 years ago
Glorius good fun! Master craftsman all.
flapperdoodle 2 years ago 4
genial!
me agrada
luluanlly 2 years ago
Great entertainment!!!!!
New CD also a winner!!!
This may be the man to takeover the
Great American Songbook and put his
unique mark on it!!!!!! Predict his
career will soar even higher.
pamindoc 2 years ago
Harry Connick Jr. is one of the Best Jazz Singers in the World. :o)
multikool 2 years ago
@multikool I agree with you!
mannylagod 1 year ago
@ 04:23 - amazing...
usagi2988 2 years ago
5 stars...what an amazing performance all of them
velangie1 2 years ago 2
@velangie1 The horn solos sound almost like they're "talking." They made it yet more sexy.
1Natick1 1 year ago
feel good music. i love it.
obaokan4 2 years ago
The slide trombone stole the show...
turbocarr 2 years ago 21
so good
wuffsky 2 years ago 4
Extraordinario,emociona escuchar le tremenda ejecución musical.Gracias
paesbri 2 years ago 3
Extraordinario, rayando en la emoción por tamaña ejecución musical
paesbri 2 years ago 3
I love lots of jazz greats, many of them long since departed. But Harry... Harry is my favorite. He is multi-talented, and he can really swing. I love his style--Classic jazz with that good ole Nawlins vibe thrown into the mix. It does not get any better than that.
queenturtle1219 2 years ago 5
I am so glad someone like this exists today. A brilliant man who is as talented on the keyboard as he is with his voice.
Hardyman1966 2 years ago 7
i used to be a little afraid of telling people i love harry connick jr, but you know what, he is as legit as any other jazzer! im not ashamed!!!
rixills 2 years ago 4
Take my chops... I love it
pullom19 2 years ago 17
Baba-zoo-bang (well), boom-zang (oh!), boom-bang, boom-baaaannng.
proftrefusis 2 years ago 18
@proftrefusis I love it....omg...
rickjames21 1 year ago
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THEKINGS001 2 years ago
Love this song and Harry Connick Jr.
Thanx. :-))
angelasga 2 years ago
The current King Ladies and Gentelman, like it or not he is theeeeee shit!!!!!! Take a big whiff!!!!!
This Man Owns it......whats it?
It Don't Matter
DetroitSon 2 years ago
Great Entertainers!!!
joceeco 2 years ago
me he enamorado
javihh1191 2 years ago
MUY, PERO MUY BUENO !!!
chateaujobert001 2 years ago
Harry is the epitome of a musician. His light, playful, almost lackadaisical attitude on stage is indicative of his total lack of concern with the somber, humorless, "schooled" countenance that is prevalent in so many jazz musicians. The way he forces the audience and the musicians to have fun is intoxicating. That's what it's all about. Go Harry!
keatingpiers 2 years ago 5
@keatingpiers Best comment I've ever read. That's my favorite part about watching him perform. He's so comfortable on stage and that just captivates all the viewers.
guitarherokevin 1 year ago
why compare to buble's in the first place? the whole point is to do things your own way, the way you want it. harry and the boys did it their way. i'm a harry fan, sorry.
sibits 2 years ago
damn brilliant. Just enjoying themselves. and still getting it all perfect.
irmaladouce56 2 years ago 5
Nice. He got the words wrong in the 1st verse...
Hammo11 2 years ago
how ?mr. negative?
ryflo 2 years ago
good...but like Michael Buble's version
more upbeat..modern :D better vocals :P
baysideful 2 years ago
yea but without the original.. there would be no version..
Jackiam18 2 years ago
good version (the soloist were sickk!!) but I like Michael Buble's version a little better because its a little more upbeat and a has a bit more swing to it. (: but great version. Harry Connick=greatness:D
charrose11 2 years ago
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Ok. he has a great voice. but his self-indulgent swagger and arrogant attempts to replicate an era that was before his time is irritating. i can't stand to even look at the little puke. Props to the trumpet and bone players though.
jazzfolkrocker 2 years ago
Then why watch the video if you can't stand him?
JJMM33 2 years ago
So I click on one of the first videos of one of my new favorite songs, and he pops up. i watch the video and an opinion forms. i'm not out looking for a fight online if that's what you mean.
jazzfolkrocker 2 years ago
yeah how bout that bone player
fujunction 2 years ago
i got his autograph on my "she" album. =)
therealdjspiff 2 years ago
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go fuc ya self you hypocrite Harry.......karma will get you........
ru5tynut 2 years ago
A classy, understated performance by all involved. More, please!
RivaJane 2 years ago 6
Monstrously awesome performance, favoriting it. Thanks a bunch for putting it up!
Mjollnir50 2 years ago 8
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Too bad he reversed some of the lyrics.
jude948 2 years ago
It's Fucking Swing Man !!!
voularas 2 years ago 6
It's hard to believe this concert is almost 20 years old. I remember watching and recording it from HBO. Got to see him in 1995 as part of the "She" tour. Amazing performer.
sgtm1775 2 years ago
He was 25 years old when he did this concert in 1992. Amazing talent for being so young at the time. I saw him live here in San Diego a few years ago and he's the best showman I've ever seen.
rololayloo 2 years ago 8
Boobaloogaloogagon!
levler01 2 years ago
Dunno about all the Connick vs Sinatra comparisons as far as vocal talent goes (they're both excellent in their own ways) but Connick nails this particular tune better than Sinatra ever did. Frank's version is just too upbeat and cheerful - it's supposed to be a depressing ode to losing one's woman! Jones and Barbarin both superb here.
jazzmasta1979 2 years ago 4
This is an amazing performance. I've seen Harry in concert. He's light hearted banter and attention to the minute musical detail is crazy amazing. He is so incredibly talented and entertains the socks right off people. Thanks Harry!!!
Edona5576 2 years ago 6
This guy is cool personified.
utahaztec 2 years ago 2
I've seen Harry four times, and this performance is exactly what he's all about. He's talented, cool and loves to share the spotlight with his band. He pays homage to a great era of music, while adding his own flavor. And while he doesn't match up to Sinatra vocally (who really does?), he's a ridiculous piano player and writes a lot of his own music. Frank may be the best and coolest of all time, but in my opinion, Harry Connick Jr is the best of the modern era.
dlajarn 2 years ago