Arne Domnérus The Midnight Sun Never Sets

Swedish Jazz musician Arne Domnérus (1924-2008) playing The Midnight Sun Never Sets, this is my first vid, so I hope everything works smoothly. Enjoy!

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Music

Tags:

• Arne
• Domnérus
• Jazz
• The
• Midnight
• Sun
• Never
• Sets
• Alto
• Saxophone
• Quincy
• Jones

[MrTolesi]

@Sockworshipper:- It's sure worth having a listen to Earl Hines doing this solo on " '65 Piano Solo The Definitive Back & Blue Sessions" [on iTunes] - for me even more beautiful than this one

[Sockworshipper]

Best ever? I read that Arne and Quincy wrote this peace of work in a taxi heading home from the nightlife in Stockholm in june when the nights are smooth and ligth....

[NecKClippA]

This is Harry Arnold......

[KingCrimson776]

@Siriusfanatiker That's because you're nationalistic

[MsHilding]

Så många fina musiker som lämnar oss! "Dompan" med Jan Johansson gav oss en konsert för oss i realskolan. Vilket minne! Framföralt öppnade den öronen på oss för den fina musiken.

[HemiLupo]

My mother told me that Quincy Jones wrote that song in our apartment at Stora Essingen Stockholm during the night before they should have a big concert in the Swedish Konserhuset. And when they played it the musicians had to have all the notes on the floor in order to see what the hell they should play. And as everybody knows it was an enormous success. (My father Johnny Ekh played saxophone in Harry Arnolds storband).

[Nightsongwoods]

for this extraordinary piece of music is is surely one of the very best. ron, not sure if I sent this ornot, but regardless worth a second listen. and more. jil

[sthlmharleybiker]

tack för att du lägger upp denna super bra sång

anders

[MsHilding]

Härligt att lyssna till "Dompan", vilken känsla! Hoppas att han lirar däruppe då även jag ansluter mig till de avdöde!

[21874322899]

legal

[Siriusfanatiker]

The taste is like the backside. Divided. In my opinion. Dompan is playing the shirt of anyone from Amerikat.

[ErnieHollerhagen]

@3gxk: How can you say that Earl Hines is forgotten? Nobody has forgotten him who heard him in Berlin in the sixties and seventies. I've been a Hines fan since I first heard his old Jimmie Noone and L. Armstrong records of the 20ies. No, Fatha's reputation is alive and well!