[Dixielandjazz] Tears

[Robert Ringwald]

Alain de La Simone wrote

I'm sorry, I'm not impressed by this interpretation. The question is why 
very able revivalists miss the essential stuff: poetry.
May be, because they are not coloured people of the twenties. ..
To day, many white musicians can do very hard work. I know very few able 
to play with soul and flame. 
I completely disagree.  
Oliver and Louis have a marvellous  sound. 
Every note is pure , every musical sentence is inventive, exciting, 
spontaneous, full of poetry. I don't find any
of that in the heavy vibrato of the New Eagle trumpet player even if he 
is a brilliant instrumentist.

You may not like Tony’s heavy vibrato, but that recording swings.  
I would share your enthousiasm. I can't, in spite of the very ability of 
every musician...
(I beg your pardon for my very bad english)
Friendly

Alain de La Simone

--Bob Ringwald

> Steve Barbone wrote:
>
> Check out this wonderful version by the New Black Eagles.   Wonderful
> IMHO. Just posted a month or so ago on you tube:
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> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DZedus74oQ
>
> Thanks Steve.  What a swinging version.
> --Bob Ringwald
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