Annette Hanshaw - My idea of heaven (1927).wmv скачать видео бесплатно

Aad Juijn

Annette deserves the best! Grtz, Aad

Aad Juijn

Thank you too! My preference is still given to Mr. Brodsky...Grtz, Aad

QUABLEDISTOCFICKLEPO

As I was listening to my collection of Annette Hanshaw recordings unwind, it occurred to me that this would be a good song to include in the YouTube collection. Before posting my own video, though, I checked to make sure that no one else had already had the same idea. Well, I have to admit that I'm a little disappointed that someone had had the idea before me but, at the same time, I'm always happy to see Annette getting the exposure she deserves. Still, there about forty-five her songs to go.

Great Pianists

Listening a second time, I believe this IS J. Russel Robinson, since what he plays here is very similar to what he plays on his records with Al Bernard (as the "Dixie Stars"). It is easy to be fooled into thinking it's Mr. Brodsky if you don't listen carefully, since Mr. Robinson is "modernizing" his style into the late-20s jazz idiom pioneered by Arthur Schutt, Earl Hines, etc. Also, Mr. Robinson is playing the same piano in the same (Pathe) studio as Mr. Brodsky did!

Great Pianists

Thanks for posting this. Brian Rust's "Jazz Records 1897-1942" (4th edition) claims that this is actually J. Russel Robinson on the piano, and not Irving Brodsky. Listening carefully to the piano, having heard many records by Mr. Brodsky, and a few by Mr. Robinson (plus a couple dozen of the latter's piano rolls), I am not sure. This pianist's phrasing is more typical of Mr. Brodsky, but then again, some of the actual FIGURES he plays are more typical of a ragtime-oriented pianist.

Aad Juijn

@Corrie121 Annette was already an angel when she was on earth!

Corrie121

Listening to this is my idea of Heaven, I just love this. Thank you for sharing.

Aad Juijn

Thank you! My pleasure!

Aad Juijn

Hello Tom, Thanks for your always positive reaction! Grtz, Aad

Tomasz Pyszkowski

Thank you Aad for posting all these treasures of Annette !

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