Cyrus Chestnut Tea For Two 

Wow! You are surely a musician! Great ears to know.

You are partially correct since it seems you only listened to the first part of the video and probably didn’t listen to the the latter part of the video which is clearly based on “Tea for Two”.

@@gusgstratton8977 Probably I haven't been clear enough. The "last" piece he played was actually "Tea for Two", but he also played other tunes before that. The title should include all the pieces or simply "medley" or something like that... I listened to the entire video, I can assure ;)

@@BenJogan my apologies, you tube cuts off some of your text and seemed to end after Vince Guaraldi.

@@gusgstratton8977 ahah no prob!

We couldn't agree more :)

That's what I thought. But if you bear with it until the end, there seems to be at least three separate pieces of music here. At about 13:42 he transitions into a recognizable version of Tea for Two. Though I wasn't too crazy for what came before, he does a nice job on the Tea for Two part. The first 13:41 was also quite excellent playing even though it was not what I expected and, I guess, just not my cup of tea (so to speak).

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and of course all you experts know that Art Tatum did not compose Tea for Two. Vincent Youmans & Irving Caesar, 1924. it's called music history.