DudleyMoore@The Hollywood Bowl 1980 

I remember hearing him noodle away by himself at either or both of his restaurants in town, here...72 Market St in Venice, CA and Maple Drive in Beverly Hills. Sweet sweet man, immense talent...immense.

incredible the difference between what people valued as entertainment compared to what you get now, 40 years later.

What "style" he had that man and watching him play and smile enjoying every thing he did with his fellow musicians. Miss him both as musician and actor . Tragic loss the way he passed, BUT now he can play with the angels and truly laugh and smile in a different realm...RIP Mr. MOORE!

Our world lost one of the greatest jazz piano players..Now he belongs to GODS world to enjoy

I love Dudley Moore’s fabulous style. He is a joy to watch a delight to hear and he makes me musically happy ❤🎶🎶🎶🎶❤️

In love with Dud, Pete and Chris's playing from the age of 14. Genuine Dud was the first jazz album I bought 50 years ago and just bought another copy on eBay... 😏

Three great musicians at the top of their game. All sadly gone. But we can enjoy their superb talent for evermore.

a great piece. God I miss Dudley. What a talent We lost him way too soon.

I sometimes forget just how good a pianist he was. Thank you for reminding me.

Love you Dudley, the best!!!

The nicest smile in the world.....lost!

If that's not Ray Brown on bass it's somebody else who is phenomenal.

Just a delight, and for those who may be curious about Dudley's accompanists, they are: Ray Brown on bass and Nick Ceroli, drums.

Just so unbelievably super cool and from Dagenham

The man was a god dam freakin’ genius god rest his beautiful soul 🙏🏻

There is nothing better than playing with good or great players when all the players gel together. Best feeling in the world and brings such joy.

Sensational talent and what a bass!We miss you Dud..And you sure made us laugh too..🇬🇧🇺🇸💕

Such a sweet, talented man.

Can’t get enough of this lovely trio FANTASTIC thank you so very much

Simply one of the best in jazz and comedy so missed