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  • Disabling ratings and moderating? What are you from China? You'd have had a thumbs up and some booty kissing, but instead I'll simply say thanks.

  • Angel singing the blues. (Ya gotta love the 40's). This thing is haunted. A real anthem of the southland.

  • I can't believe I just discovered this

  • cool as can be with that Cigarette in his mouth @ 0:10

  • LENA/DINA/SARA/ BILLIE DIVINE DIVAS DU JAZZ 50 RESPECT THE BEST LENA

  • Lena was so beautiful and her voice was amazing! It's great that this video captures her when she was so young and full of energy. Her participation in the civil rights movement is inspiring.

  • Comments are on auto - please keep it clean!!!

  • Thanks for posting this video!! This song has a bluesy feel to it. Is it blues or is it jazz? Maybe it's both. And 2 piano players. Wow! I'm surprised this video has so few comments. I think this video is solid gold not only because of the singing & musicians but also because of its cultural markers. I'm referring to things like Lena's style of dancing to the faster tempo part of the music & the cigarette in one of the piano player's mouths during the performance. Lena was so special. RIP.

  • @Azizip17 Forgot to approve the other comments!

  • Who's the other piano player? I can find no referring hint in his bio, but he looks a lot like Mr. William Allen Basie - perhaps as uncredited guest (star)?

  • @Ackmeos

    Hi!

    I don't hink it's Basie on second piano - looks a bit like Errol Garner too - but it's not him either!

  • @Ackmeos

    Hi!

    I don't think it's Basie on second piano - looks a bit like Errol Garner too - but it's not him either!

  • @Ackmeos

    Off another clip from the session(?) they give it as Teddy Wilson's Band and Lena Horne with Emmett Berry (trumpet, Benny Morton (trombone), Jimmy Hamilton (clarinet), Johnny Williams (bass) and J.C. Heard (drums) with "Unlucky Woman", The second pianist is Pete Johnson.

  • R.I.P Ms. Lena Horne. An icon

  • Such an amazing woman. She will be greatly missed.

  • Never had no bad luck till the day that I met you...

  • An American original and beauty. Great sense of style in her singing even at this young age. She was the Best!

  • She is just amazing. Wonderful to see her so young.

  • What a beautiful smile.

  • Classic beauty, the greatest!

  • You Go Lena!!! I just love her,I hadnt seen this footage,this is a treat...Just Class @ any age,true Legend.I wish shed make some appearances.I can never tire of her...

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