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carlo grassini

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Scott Morse

To clarify: this is the kind of song originally popular song of the time, but it did become a standard that has been played by jazz musicians for decades. Our categories of style are often volatile and blend with each other.

colin wells

Yeah,one of the best tunes I ever heard.I have listened to this many times and it remains as fresh as the first time.

fillra01

Yeah, wonderful music, msjazzmeblues! Jimmy Strong on clarinet, Fred Robinson on trombone. I use the "michaelminn armstrong" discography. Also, Ricky Riccardi's "dippermouth blog" is excellent for all things Louis, stories, photos, videos, audios, music analysis. Ricky is a musician/author/writer of liner-notes for jazz CDs, and he is the Archivist at the Louis Armstrong House Museum in Queen's, New York. (what a job, eh?) He's also on facebook with the Louis Armstrong House Museum.

sagat4

This beautiful song never ages. Thanks for the post

msjazzmeblues

Love this one. Great clarinet and trombone solos, too.

julie red

super music.

fillra01

Thanks for this marvellous music! Louis is amazing. Louis recorded this with his orchestra in November 1929 for OKeh records. Then he broke up this orchestra, got himself a new line-up a few days later.

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