I come back to this wonderful video from time to time - It is so charming. Thank you for honoring the music of Ms. Dearie and the little old town of New York City. Hope you've had more chances to visit NYC since this video was made!
Here's a little film I made in Paris a few years back. Watching your wonderful compilation brought back great memories of trying the same style... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lYAFwOpqRuw.html
Very nice Blossom brought me to here...I think she REALLY captures a mood that depicts Manhattan...probably on a lazy sunday, which is seldom exposed...It seems to be typically typified as hustling and bustling , whereas Blossom....
So very nice. Smooth, cool and even gentle. Great Video! I'm there, searching for a soggy water dog and looking for a bookstore. Dang, I forgot my scarf.
www.jazz.org/blog/6-underappreciated-jazz-artists-you-should-check-out/?fbclid=IwAR2ZU7CTOjtZhCIxechjtUs0A6RAXgjsog2Skvs-wRHpQGBTmTikMuZBSns brought me here. I might never leave.
Lovely song. Note: the pretty pictures of many of yous, home town; don't for get to see Tokyo, or London Or Paris. Great places too. Even Blossom sang about London, in the rain. . o0o
Cleverly done. Like the Black and White video giving it the retro look of the 30's and 40's. Good taste in your music pick, a Rodgers and Hart 1930's classic played by the best cabaret/jazz performer.
This singer reminds me of an era where audiences were prepared to be charmed and prepared to listen to extraordinary artists such as Blossom Dearie. Minimal Amplification/Jazz Piano= Enchanting result. Reserved,Dignified and sheer class.