This song was written by Neil Moret and Richard A. Whiting in the year of 1928. This song s lyrics were written by the very seldom lyricist Richard A. Whiting. Whiting was a prolific composer who's catalog consists of such classic songs as "Hooray for Hollywood," "Too Marvelous for Words," "On the Good Ship Lollipop," If you like this song come to the Richard A. Whiting Facebook page and give him a like, also check out Whiting's RUclips channel.
Almost every day since 2012 , I listen to this fabulous rendtion of a classic song of thirties ... Tatum creats another song , totally different from the original , with extraordinary taste and love... thank you for posting it
In the 20s Art would have been subjected to a whole plethora of sounds. jazz, classical, opera, boogie, blues etc....and he managed probably like no other pianist to combine all these in to a totally unique style. RIP Art
Very funny that way: I'm blown away.
This song was written by Neil Moret and Richard A. Whiting in the year of 1928. This song s lyrics were written by the very seldom lyricist Richard A. Whiting. Whiting was a prolific composer who's catalog consists of such classic songs as "Hooray for Hollywood," "Too Marvelous for Words," "On the Good Ship Lollipop," If you like this song come to the Richard A. Whiting Facebook page and give him a like, also check out Whiting's RUclips channel.
Almost every day since 2012 , I listen to this fabulous rendtion of a classic song of thirties ... Tatum creats another song , totally different from the original , with extraordinary taste and love... thank you for posting it
In the 20s Art would have been subjected to a whole plethora of sounds. jazz, classical, opera, boogie, blues etc....and he managed probably like no other pianist to combine all these in to a totally unique style. RIP Art
Wild but in complete control at the same time...!
Great, timeless song. Classic Art Tatum rendition. Thanks for posting.
Nice music, good relax before sleep, thanx