End of a perfect afternoon in Sonoma, California, September, 1999.
Carla Normand sings this classic Louis Armstrong signature ballad, which he introduced about 1931.
Andrew Storar on trumpet. This is one of the most mellow and satisfying arrangements of this song I've ever heard. Sheer perfection!
Presented with permission from Don Neely, Carla Normand, and San Francisco's Royal Society Jazz Orchestra (www.RSJO.com).
mr.storar = my great music teacher
thewildandthenerdy09 2 years ago
thewildandthenerdy09: That's wonderful! I had no idea. I think he's one of the best trumpet players on the planet. Lucky you!
Bobchai 2 years ago
Bobchai: Did you have any connection with Andrew? (that felt weird.typing his 1st name)
thewildandthenerdy09 2 years ago
thewildandthenerdy09: LOL, no I really don't, but I know Don Neely the bandleader, and I have seen "Andrew" perform a number of times. He's great!
Bobchai 2 years ago
This band does have taste and technique. Subjective, I suppose, but I thinks so anyway.
Great vocalist too!
Thanks for sharing.
blaintheking 3 years ago
Subjective, of course, whether one likes this music or not. But I think all agree that taste and technique is a little more "objective" There's some music I don't care for, but I can agree that it's well-performed. Thanks for the comment!
Bobchai 3 years ago