Louis Armstrong & his All Stars live in Berlin 1965 Louis Armstrong - Trumpet, Vocal Eddie Shu - Clarinet Tyree Glenn - Trombone Billy Kyle - Piano Arvell Shaw - Bass Danny Barcelona - Drums
Born poor, died rich, and did not do any harm to anyone along the way. Many successful black people these days owe their success to Armstrong, who paved the way for them to create the road to acceptance by white people. He was all talent and heart.
I'm 23 and if I'm gonna marry anyone they best like this song, my 70+ year old dad told me about this song and I'm forever Grateful, brings a tear to my eye, this song will remind me of my dad who was shooting pool at 16 playing blueberry hill. It was old in his day 😂 and even older in mine!
@@samramakers3895 today's generation doesn't usually make anything comparable to good music. Louis Armstrong and others immediately surrounding his decades produced most of what we know of as good music.
I’ll keep saying this ... I was born in the wrong era... the magic, the music everything was more meaningful and beautiful and real in the past... love was more real ... How can I miss something I never had
I always say the same thing. I golden age is over. When altruism and chivalry were virtues. When performance, acting, and music were true art forms. Where we read more and saw each other more, not typing from behind our screens like I'm doing now.
I found my thrill On Blueberry Hill On Blueberry Hill When I found you The moon stood still On Blueberry Hill And lingered until My dream came true The wind in the willow played Love's sweet melody But all of those vows you made Were never to be Though we're apart You're part of me still For you were my thrill On Blueberry Hill The wind in the willow…
Měli jsme štěstí, že jsme žili v nádherné době závěru minulého tisíciletí s takovými báječnými lidmi co uměli a měli rádi lidi. Díky Vám všem....To co je v novém miléniu stojí za starou bačkoru. Neumí nic a vidí jen peníze. Ubožáci....
Ohhhh großer Louis Armstrong..! Deine Musik kann ich zu jeder Tages- und Nachtzeit hören! Einfach nur großartig, einmalig und unerreicht! Lache von Deiner schneeweißen Wolke nur einmal auf mich herunter und ich bin glücklich, Sir!
That smile of his said more about his view of life than anything else. People in the 20s look back and say how awful things were in his era but our rate of depression has increased exponentially over the decades since his time. With depression at its lowest in people born in that era and rising as you get to younger generations. Why can't we have their outlook?
I found my thrill on Blueberry Hill On Blueberry Hill when I found you The moon stood still on Blueberry Hill And lingered until my dreams came true The wind in the willow played love's sweet melody But all of those vows we made were never to be Though we're apart you're part of me still For you were my thrill on Blueberry Hill (I found my thrill) Come climb the hill with me, baby (On Blueberry Hill) We'll see what we shall see (On Blueberry Hill) I'll bring my horn with me (When I found you) I'll be with you where berries are blue (The moon stood still) Each afternoon we'll go (On Blueberry Hill) Higher than the moon we'll go (And lingered until) Then to a weddin' in June we'll go (My dreams came true) The wind in the willow played (Do you really love me) Love's sweet melody (As I love you?) But all of those vows we made (Will you still remember) Were never to be (When the night is through?) Though we're apart you're part of me still For you were my thrill on Blueberry Hill
Спасибо,Господи,что есть такие как вы и такие как мЫ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤МЫ,НЕ НАДОЛГО К ВАМ ЗАЙДЕМ !?ЧУТОК,ВОЗЬМЕМ СВОЕ И ,АККУРАТНЕНЬКО УЙДЕМ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤СПАСИБО,НИКОГДА НЕ ОБМАНЫВАЙТЕ ЗВЕРЯ
I found my thrill On Blueberry Hill On Blueberry Hill When I found you The moon stood still On Blueberry Hill And lingered until My dream came true The wind in the willow played Love's sweet melody But all of those vows you made Were never to be Though we're apart You're part of me still For you were my thrill On Blueberry Hill The wind in the willow played Love's sweet melody But all of those vows you made Were never to be Though we're apart You're part of me still For you were my thrill On Blueberry Hill
Луи никуда не спешит. Он развалился внутри своего пения, словно в мягком вольтеровском кресле, и протянул к камину свои промокшие туфли. Мягко, словно кот на ковре, он переступает по нотам, акцентируя каждую со вкусом и нервом, и передает эти тонкие ощущения нам, благодарным слушателям.
Haven't cried since I lost my great grandmother when I was 8ish 9ish. Now I'm 16 and experiencing the intense pressure of taking 5 AP classes on top of working part time. Thought that AP bio would be the one to crack me(jk), but just hearing that piano intro and seeing Louis's great big smile crack his face made me lose it. There's something so innocent about this song. It really has no message. No purpose to being made. It just exists because of an artists love for music. Today the music industry is so...capitalist? Release another song=make more money. There's no heart in it. That's why artists like Louis and Cobain are the kings of their respective genres. They wrote songs because they wanted to inspire/enlighten/bring joy to people.
Listen again. Think of the song from the pt of view of someone who lost their partner at a young age, perhaps to one of the world wars or disease. Give a listen to, say, Vera Lynn's 'We'll Meet Again' -- not as great a song and maybe from pt of view instead of a solider -- but sentiment is somewhat similar.
I don't know if anyone read or listened to his story about how passionately he blew his trumpet. He did it so much that his lips were blistered and bruised, but he still carried on because it was what he loved.
On this day in 1961 {March 5th} Louis Armstrong performed "Blueberry Hill" on the CBS-TV program 'The Ed Sullivan Show' Five years earlier on November 3rd, 1956 it entered Billboard's Top 100 chart; eventually it peaked at #29 and spent 11 weeks on the Top 100 Two versions of the song have made the Top 10; Glenn Miller's peaked at #1 in 1940 and Fats Domino reached #2 in 1956 R.I.P. Mr. Armstrong {1901 - 1971}, Mr. Miller {1904 - 1944}, and Mr. Sullivan {1901 - 1974} & Fats is still with us!!!
Louis "POPS:"Armstrong, musical genuine is FOREVER in OUR existence, 2019, AND BEHOND, I had the pelivage of seeing pops,in HARLEM, City college, with MY DAD,in my youth, and magical experience.....SIP in the AFTERLIFE......
This song introduced me to black music .I was about 6 in 1950.found it in my uncles house.played it and loved it.i think the flip was lucky old sun.which I liked better.really I was about 6.been collecting music ever since.
He's so great... and so cute especially when he's coming to the scene, you can see a human with a bit of stage fright, not a pretender with that "cruel hard face" that is common in contemporary clips and performances. He's just himself and I appreciate that.
