Peggy Lee and Toots Thielemans: Makin'Whoopee.

Makin' Whoopee. Peggy and Toots having fun in the late 60's.

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[Rosa Vito]

That is about the sweetest version of Makin' Whoppee EVER. Two really great artists. Thanks for posting.

[Drew Arriola]

"..oh i cant tell them that" thats great! what a great performance!

[boink345]

Incredible - but why does it cut just when his solo is starting??

[HarryHardcash]

Toots will be 91-years-old on April 29th this year, and he's still tootin'!

[Liche Christ]

Boy, you said a mou'ful! ,,, an I ain't just whistlin' dixie!

[pianistajs]

I wish people and clubs like this still existed...damn my youth.

[yG65gT6]

Peggy Lee wasn't just a great singer - she was a great *artist.*

She was also very smart. One evening, sitting at a dinner party next to Albert Einstein, she started to make small talk about a theory she had as regards the relationship between color and sound.

The next day Einstein sent her a note thanking her for her charming company ... and in his note The Great Man indicated that he found Peggy's theory "very interesting."

Wow!

[agustin73142]

buah....sublime, como toca el menda la harmonica

[Al Green]

So soulful, playful & brilliant

[VoyageurDeux]

Simply brilliant.

[Salvo Jazz]

Il Jazz ed i suoi protagonisti ... una risorsa infinita di creatività , di inventiva e di stile ....

[Drew Engman]

Toots was full of fire and fun, impressively relaxed as he joyously shreds in his bebop lines comparably as great in his genre as Hendrix doing guitar, Piazolla making Tangos, Sousa marching or anyone doing the work and earning the rewards. Respect, fame, maybe some fortune, but THE man to jam with on Jazz 'Harp.' Can someone dump The View and get some live jazz back on a regularly scheduled TV show again? Yeah, s'what I thought.