I could just melt into a puddle on the floor right now. . . .I'm only 19 years old, but I can totally picture myself in my smoky jazz club, slow dancing to this song with my head resting on my partners shoulder. . .X-) *Ella was a beauty
One of my oldest dreams is to be in New York, go for a run or a walk in central park in the prime of the autumn listening to Ella and Louis Autumn in New York. Would somehow feel like a Woody Allen movie moment.
Guess what, there is a movie by Woody Allen like that called "A Rainy Day in New York" featuring Timothée Chalamet and Selena Gomez. I loved it, though people said it was boring and bad.
Yes. I took photos today in Central Park. It was a beautiful day too. A good vibe. I like the colors of the trees 🌳 and bushes. I saw very few older people walking in the park.
Louis and Ella together made magic. Each could sing alone or with others, but together, these two artists were heavently. Glad I grew up during their time. My favorite way of listening is with my eyes closed.
Not that age matters.... but I lucked out when a teacher had me do a report on Satchmo when I was in the 4th grade. I've been in love with his music and most other Jazz ever since. 25 years later I must say I still come back to these classics over todays jazz.
What's absolutely amazing is that this song about New York was written (both music and lyrics) by a Russian immigrant with Belorussian roots. He felt the spirit of the city perfectly.
Listening to this while in a lockdown, hoping that the world will get back to normal soon. Shoutout to everyone in a lockdown - take care, you’re not alone!
Well spoken. I agree. Would also like to hear Charles Lloyd with Tom Grant do Autumn in New York. A great saxophone combined with a remarkable pianist. Not sure when recorded.
Sad that today is a beautiful autumn in NY and we’re all living in the craziest and scariest time in over a century. Yet hearing Ella and Louis brings back memories of true beauty and what will be in the future. Two of the absolute best entertainers ever!
Oh dear🤦🏻♂️ freedom is only true freedom when you're not hampering someone else's my friend, like when you're not destroying the world's climate for everyone else too for example
Could not agree with you more such innocence within this music of that time beautiful and full of romance kisses to the neck of a woman and her hands Bwoy!!! More of this
Umma Balasundram It’s a deeply sad song actually. It’s a lie. Don’t get me wrong, it is euphonious, ethereal and beautiful but it is celebrating spiritual darkness on a deeper esoteric level. But I’m an obscure, anonymous commentator and you likely won’t believe what I am really saying to you..
I am listening to this sitting in my garden by candlelight welcoming my new baby granddaughter into the world. Blesssings. Also, I've got a cheeky Jamesons going on. Xxxx
Just came back from a New York vacation and this song was in my mind as I walked through the upper east side - I get it - what a beautiful song, and a beautiful life you can have . . . thank you to all the New Yorkers who were so kind to me on my trip . . . and to Louis and Ella you are forever . . .
Ella Fitzgerald has the sweetest voice that enters your soul when you listen to her. Her collaborative work with Louie Satchmo Armstrong is probably the best combination of any duo.
I‘am at the Central Park at this moment and I‘m listening to this song. It‘s my birthday. It was one of my biggest dreams to do this. Thank you for that beautiful song ❤
I remember hearing Ella's voice being played when I was sitting in a cafe in London many years ago; I was simply spellbound. Her wonderful singing has the delicacy of cherry blossom combined with the sophistication of Chanel No 5 💐💕
How elegantly Fitzgerald leads back to the original key after the modulation for Armstrong’s themes... just love it! She could do strong things moving so little🌹
Pam I think he meant Louis , Ray and most of the greatest black musicians and entertainers that ever lived was STUCK in jim crow segregation era , which they were. Many had success, but not as much as they wanted , in alot of cases their music wasn't heard on radio stations unless they were sung by white singers
Jeff Merritt they are immortal and the fight for freedom and equality persists to this day! Thanks to no small part of these timeless idols :) happy listening
Once when I was very young, Ella was on tv. I had acquired a love for jazz, and I thought l would impress my dad by singing along. He shush me. "Let's hear Ella' he said, and his face was rapturous.
What a majestic voice, such tones, such mellowness and sweetness, such power that of Ella's voice. And Louis needs no presentation, his rsapy voice and his trumpet, in which he plays no music, but pure feelings. This is the best your ears can have.
@@jonathanhilliard9772 Some say he had four arms and when he was walking bass behind a singer he'd pluck the bass guitar with his second left arm and light and smoke a cigarrette with his free first right arm.
I love listening to this song while house cleaning or cooking, or just sitting drinking some tea or cocoa, and eating cookies (the pinwheel cookies with almonds)...LOL! I love this!
every once and awhile you'll hear a song that really hits you. Makes you think about that one person that you told yourself you wouldn't think about, mostly cause it hurts... but when you listen to this and any good jazz it makes you realize its ok...
Listening to this on a warm summer evening, but I don't care. Yeah, it is kind of a shame that "the young" (I count myself among them) are pretty much abandoning this music for other stuff. But that's how it has gone for ages. People abandoned classical music much the same way. But it is still there, and so will timeless classics like this song survive in the hearts of those who do listen to this.
Simplemente éste disco es sublime 1º canta Ella luego Louis y luego Armstrong con su trompeta,todo rodeado de un buen gusto y romanticismo, crean un clima muy especial.Qué buen arreglo y orquestación. They are the top.
I actually discovered this song right before going to New York in the fall and I'm so GLAD that I found it. This song is exactly what being in New York as the leaves change color feels like. And I mean upstate New York not NYC . Upstate New York is so beautiful n the fall. I miss it.
How is it Lady GaGa gets a gazillion views...yet this beautiful ballad gets not even a fraction of that? I adore this song....anything these two touched turned to gold....
Autumn in New York Why does it seem so inviting Autumn in New York It spells the thrill of first-knighting Glittering crowds and shimmering clouds In canyons of steel They're making me feel, I'm home It's autumn in New York That brings the promise of new love Autumn in New York Is often mingled with pain Dreamers with empty hands They sigh for exotic lands It's autumn in New York It's good to live it again This autumn in New York Transforms the slums into Mayfair Autumn in New York You'll need no castles in Spain Lovers that bless the dark On benches in Central Park It's autumn in New York It's good to live it again
In the 50s the most beautiful music and songs came and really unforgettable and even Hollywood had some great movies,and Ella Fitzgerald she had a remarkable voice that can't be match,those years New York and America was at its best.
A special gift from the past- its hard to believe how music has devolved. Hold these songs and performances close to your heart and appreciate them for what they are.
Vernon Duke wrote the lyrics and music 🎵🎶 for Autumn 🍁 In New York ( 1934 ), it's written in Dm 7 , and it's a 4/4. Vernon Duke was also co- writer of April In Paris with Yip Harburg in 1932 for a Broadway Musical "Walk A Little Faster". That written in C Major and A Minor and it 4/4. Ella Fitzgerald and Ray Brown the bassist on the recording were married from 1947-1953. They recorded this after the divorce, I wonder if it was awkward to be in the same room. Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong were amazing on this album. They also recorded April In Paris. Ray Brown is the reason why I am a bassist.
The greaters¡¡¡¡ along with many others, When I was a teenager I saw their shows here in Uruguay ,It was about 1958-59. Thanks to God Carlos from Punta del Este
Autumn In New York was written by Vernon Duke and this starts out in Dm7 Moderate Slow Ballad= 70, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong are fantastic . Ella Fitzgerald ex husband Ray Brown bassist is the bassist on this recording session. They were married from 1947 - 1953 ( married 7 years) and 1 adopted son Ray Brown Jr . But they remain friends until her death June 15,1996. Ray Brown is the greatest Jazz bassist ever lived, he died in July 2, 2002. He died 7 years after her death.
Well comfysockz you are getting the right start!My dad was a jazz musician and I started playing the piano at age 2 or something. He was bringing me home jazz albums all through my childhood that are now classics. Things like Chet Baker's first release. i listened to all the jazz greats. I was lucky. And I am at the other end--aged 63. Great songs last.
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Jazz + Autumn = Heaven
I could just melt into a puddle on the floor right now. . . .I'm only 19 years old, but I can totally picture myself in my smoky jazz club, slow dancing to this song with my head resting on my partners shoulder. . .X-) *Ella was a beauty
Old soul❤️❤️❤️
damn you're 30
Cringe
I was born to late I belong in this era of jazz 😂..!
@@sietseensink exactly lol
One of my oldest dreams is to be in New York, go for a run or a walk in central park in the prime of the autumn listening to Ella and Louis Autumn in New York. Would somehow feel like a Woody Allen movie moment.
I've done exactly this and it 100% does.
Guess what, there is a movie by Woody Allen like that called "A Rainy Day in New York" featuring Timothée Chalamet and Selena Gomez. I loved it, though people said it was boring and bad.
Yes. I took photos today in Central Park. It was a beautiful day too. A good vibe. I like the colors of the trees 🌳 and bushes. I saw very few older people walking in the park.
@@RealMozart I watched this movie based on this comment today & it was good 😀
@@RealMozart I watched this movie based on this comment today & it was good 😀
Ella just has one of those voices that you wanna wrap yourself in... It's so warm and sweet
I love that - "one of those voices you wanna wrap yourself in...". Perfect!
Perfect!
And Louis....well, he’s just incomparable
just like creme brûlée
No hay forma de describirla mejor❤️
Louis and Ella together made magic. Each could sing alone or with others, but together, these two artists were heavently. Glad I grew up during their time. My favorite way of listening is with my eyes closed.
Not that age matters.... but I lucked out when a teacher had me do a report on Satchmo when I was in the 4th grade. I've been in love with his music and most other Jazz ever since. 25 years later I must say I still come back to these classics over todays jazz.
What's absolutely amazing is that this song about New York was written (both music and lyrics) by a Russian immigrant with Belorussian roots. He felt the spirit of the city perfectly.
Magical. Just magical. Miss Fitzgerald had the voice of an angel, and Mr. Armstrong had the voice of we poor mortals here below.
Listening to this while in a lockdown, hoping that the world will get back to normal soon. Shoutout to everyone in a lockdown - take care, you’re not alone!
i have the same felligs
Nigar Aliyeva me too. Be safe and shout out to you to. This song is like a prayer right now. Thanks for your comment. 🙏🏻
Well get back but it'll be the "new norm" love this song true Classic Louis Armstrong one of the greatest trumpet players of all time...
I feel the same, even though I'm in Israel. Listening to this song with Sachmo & Ella makes it clear: we are all together.
Be Well
Yea... I’m looking so forward to it
Autumn 🍁 in NY with my daughter in a few weeks. It’s gonna be lovely.
Sublime pairing: the world's greatest jazz trumpeter together with the world's greatest jazz vocalist.
Well spoken. I agree. Would also like to hear Charles Lloyd with Tom Grant do Autumn in New York. A great saxophone combined with a remarkable pianist. Not sure when recorded.
Sad that today is a beautiful
autumn in NY and we’re all living in the craziest and scariest time in over a century. Yet hearing Ella and Louis brings back memories of true beauty and what will be in the future. Two of the absolute best entertainers ever!
The only scary thing about it is how much freedom people will happily throw out. Anything else has extremely low probability of harm
Oh dear🤦🏻♂️ freedom is only true freedom when you're not hampering someone else's my friend, like when you're not destroying the world's climate for everyone else too for example
Could not agree with you more such innocence within this music of that time beautiful and full of romance kisses to the neck of a woman and her hands
Bwoy!!! More of this
Everytime I listen to Autumn in New York .... it is like falling in love all over again... and you dont want the feeling to end....
Umma Balasundram It’s a deeply sad song actually. It’s a lie. Don’t get me wrong, it is euphonious, ethereal and beautiful but it is celebrating spiritual darkness on a deeper esoteric level. But I’m an obscure, anonymous commentator and you likely won’t believe what I am really saying to you..
Ladies n gentlemen..It doesn't get better than this❤️
Stillness of the night with these two legends in the background...magical.
I am listening to this sitting in my garden by candlelight welcoming my new baby granddaughter into the world.
Blesssings.
Also, I've got a cheeky Jamesons going on.
Xxxx
Best music to come into the world. What a legacy.
Perfection
Just came back from a New York vacation and this song was in my mind as I walked through the upper east side - I get it - what a beautiful song, and a beautiful life you can have . . . thank you to all the New Yorkers who were so kind to me on my trip . . . and to Louis and Ella you are forever . . .
My teacher showed us this for a poem and I decided to listen to it for myself and its a beautiful song ❤
Ella Fitzgerald has the sweetest voice that enters your soul when you listen to her. Her collaborative work with Louie Satchmo Armstrong is probably the best combination of any duo.
Frank and Ella are also magic.
Dances at unc
I'm 14 and I am in love with this song. I'm a jazz piAnist for 9 years and I can't get over this piece
+Liam Cannon you are lucky dude. when i was 14 i dont know what jazz is.
Love it too, check out drummer Roy Haynes live versio?
You have the rest of your life to discover other gems. Do you know Sarah Vaughn?
18 now. Hope life's good. I hope my life is good too.
Ella has the most beautiful voice I’ve ever heard. Makes me feel so great.
How touchingly, beautiful. I felt like I was floating as Ella and Louis, sang.
I‘am at the Central Park at this moment and I‘m listening to this song. It‘s my birthday. It was one of my biggest dreams to do this. Thank you for that beautiful song ❤
This is one of my favorite songs ever... And I'm 13! I know what true music is! Thank God!
Good for you, lad. 👌🏽
You must be in college now 😅
@@munkybiz6737 same thought I had
Mf 23 now
Could you just cry! WoW. Nothing could ever be the same, not ever💙
When this world seems more crazy than beautiful, Ella and Louis give life balance and I regain my equilibrium...
I remember hearing Ella's voice being played when I was sitting in a cafe in London many years ago; I was simply spellbound. Her wonderful singing has the delicacy of cherry blossom combined with the sophistication of Chanel No 5 💐💕
I strongly agree with you on that, she was a very talented singer and a genius. Is this your favorite song from her?
THIS IS THE ABSOLUTE BEST VERSION. No Else Has Done It Better!
I’m 19 years old, music like this get me so relaxed😊😊
I find it hard to believe that a better voice than this will ever be found!
what a great era for music.
I wish my life could be as soulful and harmonious as an ella & louis duet.
Lovely sentiment ❤️
I totally agree.
Another one that will put a smile on anyone's face and melt any heart. Long live Ella!
How elegantly Fitzgerald leads back to the original key after the modulation for Armstrong’s themes... just love it! She could do strong things moving so little🌹
that music,that melody...it calms my life,my heart,my mind and makes me hope.......I love Louis & Ella....
So beautiful it actually brings me to tears. Only one other singer that can do that to me, Stevie Nicks. Love you both
Ella Fitzgerald - a shining star... one of a kind... simply fabulous!!!!!!
The beauty that lives here is astounding. Louis was stuck in Jim Crowe, but his art had no bounds.
Stuck in jim crow? He fought racism and like Ray Charles refused to perform where his people were not welcome!!
Pam I think he meant Louis , Ray and most of the greatest black musicians and entertainers that ever lived was STUCK in jim crow segregation era , which they were. Many had success, but not as much as they wanted , in alot of cases their music wasn't heard on radio stations unless they were sung by white singers
Jeff Merritt they are immortal and the fight for freedom and equality persists to this day! Thanks to no small part of these timeless idols :) happy listening
Once when I was very young, Ella was on tv. I had acquired a love for jazz, and I thought l would impress my dad by singing along. He shush me. "Let's hear Ella' he said, and his face was rapturous.
Love when all verses are sung!
What a majestic voice, such tones, such mellowness and sweetness, such power that of Ella's voice.
And Louis needs no presentation, his rsapy voice and his trumpet, in which he plays no music, but pure feelings.
This is the best your ears can have.
this is such a beautiful song, perfectly sums up a perfect autumn afternoon/ night in new york!
Ah. I used to live in NYS. The autumns back then we're just like what they were singing about .
Vocals: Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong
Guitar: Herb Ellis
Double Bass: Ray Brown
Bass: Ray Brown
Trumpet: Louis Armstrong
Piano: Oscar Peterson
Tasi Chang Wu Ray Brown on both bass and double bass? Incredible
@@jonathanhilliard9772 Some say he had four arms and when he was walking bass behind a singer he'd pluck the bass guitar with his second left arm and light and smoke a cigarrette with his free first right arm.
@@jonathanhilliard9772 hahaha was about to say the same thing
Ella's voice is just like an angel. Satchmo's unique voice is great too.
Truly Mesmerizing straight legendary status of two of the Greatest Ever!!!
Ella & Louis, there's never been a better musical match. Dream a little dream of me is my favorite though.
Great song presented by two of the best entertainers ever.
I love listening to this song while house cleaning or cooking, or just sitting drinking some tea or cocoa, and eating cookies (the pinwheel cookies with almonds)...LOL! I love this!
Ella had such a beautiful voice! The Greatest Generation had soo much talent! R.I.P. mom and dad I love and miss you.
Just listened to April in Paris and then hopped over here. Cannot get enough of these two . . .
There's no way to walking on the Central Park in Autumn and don't remember that song! Great Ella and Louis.
every once and awhile you'll hear a song that really hits you. Makes you think about that one person that you told yourself you wouldn't think about, mostly cause it hurts...
but when you listen to this and any good jazz it makes you realize its ok...
Listening to this on a warm summer evening, but I don't care. Yeah, it is kind of a shame that "the young" (I count myself among them) are pretty much abandoning this music for other stuff. But that's how it has gone for ages. People abandoned classical music much the same way. But it is still there, and so will timeless classics like this song survive in the hearts of those who do listen to this.
Simplemente éste disco es sublime 1º canta Ella luego Louis y luego Armstrong con su trompeta,todo rodeado de un buen gusto y romanticismo, crean un clima muy especial.Qué buen arreglo y orquestación. They are the top.
Hola, disculpa. Sabes en donde podría encontrar la traducción en español? Gracias
Stellar line up to pull off this devine song about the Big Apple. Just there last week after too long of a time away; always lament leaving!
I absolutely adore this song. It's a lovely, relaxing tune and makes autumn more beautiful than it already is. Thank you for the upload.
I actually discovered this song right before going to New York in the fall and I'm so GLAD that I found it. This song is exactly what being in New York as the leaves change color feels like. And I mean upstate New York not NYC . Upstate New York is so beautiful n the fall. I miss it.
Now here's a song rendition that creates good memories no matter whaere you are or how old you are when you hear it.
Two sublime American originals.
How is it Lady GaGa gets a gazillion views...yet this beautiful ballad gets not even a fraction of that? I adore this song....anything these two touched turned to gold....
The perfect touch to start a new season! Brought back memories of Jazz and NYC!
What a beautiful song! Very thought and sense provoking!
Pure Magic. No Music created will ever compare to this.
2 of my favorite performers, singing one of my fave jazz pieces ever - this is heaven, folks!
an absolutely beautiful friendship
I remember staying at the Essex house one Octber. Our room overlooked Central Park and I thought how beautiful Autumn in N.ew York is.
Autumn in New York
Why does it seem so inviting
Autumn in New York
It spells the thrill of first-knighting
Glittering crowds and shimmering clouds
In canyons of steel
They're making me feel, I'm home
It's autumn in New York
That brings the promise of new love
Autumn in New York
Is often mingled with pain
Dreamers with empty hands
They sigh for exotic lands
It's autumn in New York
It's good to live it again
This autumn in New York
Transforms the slums into Mayfair
Autumn in New York
You'll need no castles in Spain
Lovers that bless the dark
On benches in Central Park
It's autumn in New York
It's good to live it again
In the 50s the most beautiful music and songs came and really unforgettable and even Hollywood had some great movies,and Ella Fitzgerald she had a remarkable voice that can't be match,those years New York and America was at its best.
MUSIC and HOLLYWOOD may have been at its best, but America as a whole was far from it . At least for black Americans
Una sola parole : magnifique 💘
A special gift from the past- its hard to believe how music has devolved. Hold these songs and performances close to your heart and appreciate them for what they are.
Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong together are so Perfect!!! I Love both!! Jazz is King!
What would life be is not for the beauty of such performances ?
Ella's voice is pure joy. Classic!
💯 True Jazz, R&B, and Blues along with Music Instruments
Vernon Duke wrote the lyrics and music 🎵🎶 for Autumn 🍁 In New York ( 1934 ), it's written in Dm 7 , and it's a 4/4. Vernon Duke was also co- writer of April In Paris with Yip Harburg in 1932 for a Broadway Musical "Walk A Little Faster".
That written in C Major and A Minor and it 4/4. Ella Fitzgerald and Ray Brown the bassist on the recording were married from 1947-1953. They recorded this after the divorce, I wonder if it was awkward to be in the same room.
Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong were amazing on this album. They also recorded April In Paris.
Ray Brown is the reason why I am a bassist.
I'm glad Taehyung introduced me to this song💜
Pops' phasing is excellent
Nailed it Ella!
The greaters¡¡¡¡ along with many others, When I was a teenager I saw their shows here in Uruguay ,It was about 1958-59. Thanks to God
Carlos from Punta del Este
@Raffaella...Punta del Este, entonces esta en in buen lugar, la casa de Carlos Gardel?
@Raffaella..."...in..." es una falta de mi computadora. No se porque. Perdon.
Tae, tremendos gustos
Autumn In New York was written by Vernon Duke and this starts out in Dm7 Moderate Slow Ballad= 70, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong are fantastic . Ella Fitzgerald ex husband Ray Brown bassist is the bassist on this recording session. They were married from 1947 - 1953 ( married 7 years) and 1 adopted son Ray Brown Jr . But they remain friends until her death June 15,1996. Ray Brown is the greatest Jazz bassist ever lived, he died in July 2, 2002. He died 7 years after her death.
I've been listening to this song a lot over the past couple of weeks. It's fall prime-time here in Michigan. I love this time of year :)
thank you taeh
I hope we don't lose this legacy of beauty.
Doesn`t get better than this.
So incredibly Beautiful.
Well comfysockz you are getting the right start!My dad was a jazz musician and I started playing the piano at age 2 or something. He was bringing me home jazz albums all through my childhood that are now classics. Things like Chet Baker's first release. i listened to all the jazz greats. I was lucky. And I am at the other end--aged 63. Great songs last.
This song will still be listened to a thousand years from now.
no one can top this
Listen to Billie Holidays Version of this song.As good as Ella.But Ella is still No1.
not even our marching band
Kimiko Itoh did an amazing, smooth, and jazzy rendition.
L'estate è andata e sta arrivando l'autunno. Adoro questa stagione con i suoi colori !!!
I FOUND IT! I FOUND IT! I LOVE IT!
Quiero vivir en la voz de Ella, es un bálsamo para el alma
A perfect song for a perfect pairing of voices simply beautiful
this is the thing! Beautiful...
Thank You , Taehyung(BTS). This is beautiful and relaxing song. I love it💜
Louis is just incredible!
I am gonna play it at my work(gelato place),w Ella&Louis in the speakers will be a very special autumn in ny!
here after tae’s instagram story🙋🏻♀️
btw i love this song 💜
I wanna go to New York just to listen to this in Central Park during autumn season 🍁
This music puts me in New York! Thank you!
When i get old, I'll be Dancing to this song with my husband. Atleast i hope. Couse if you catch me doing it, Id be doing it all night.
simply a master piece, this is true music. Thank you!
This song makes me miss the Autumn in New York. It is so Beautiful and romantic.
Me And My Best Friend Is Actually Going To New York This Autumn!!