Love the song and the scene. Gregory Peck and Ava Gardner made a good team in the films they made together. I love when Ava says, "I'm my OWN lady", certainly not typical 50's dialogue for women, but probably true for Ava in her real life. The next scene that is about to play but got cut off near the end is probably my favorite moment in the entire movie.
The woman plastered against the wall behind Benny Carter is absolutely classically awesome 1950s ... I guess this was a classic old-time bistro ... they don't have places like this anymore ... I hate this FUCKING world!
Ava made this movie, and Greg and Ava always worked together so very well. it was a very good movie, although Ernest Hemingway disdainfully called it The Snows of Darryl Zanuck. no matter. it is memorable, and a great big commercial success. wasn't it. Ernest? you did not mind the money they paid you to film it, did you. didn't think so.
Love the song and the scene. Gregory Peck and Ava Gardner made a good team in the films they made together. I love when Ava says, "I'm my OWN lady", certainly not typical 50's dialogue for women, but probably true for Ava in her real life. The next scene that is about to play but got cut off near the end is probably my favorite moment in the entire movie.
I guess this was a classic old-time bistro - they don't have places like this anymore.
@@douglascarlson9006 I wish I could go back in time to experience it...
@@Nighthawk5210 Me too.
Man these old school films were really on some cool laidback shit
Love this movie and the saxophone player.
Bennie Carter, Blue Mountain.
Blue Mountain???
The nostalgia of American classics.
Btw omg I love Gregory Peck hes such a boss!
THis is great bluesy jazz...but the following scene with Peck staring down into the river is the really great music cue
Bennie Carter, Blue Mountain.
The woman plastered against the wall behind Benny Carter is absolutely classically awesome 1950s ...
I guess this was a classic old-time bistro ... they don't have places like this anymore ... I hate this FUCKING world!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This song always blows me away...wow.
Bennie Carter, Blue Mountain.
thanks for upload this schene from this movie....
I like this music ... !!!
Bennie Carter, Blue Mountain.
Sounds a lot like some Billy Strayhorn composition. Alto player is either Benny Carter or Johnny Hodges. Hard to tell from blurry brief look.
Bennie Carter, Blue Mountain.
It is Blue Mountain by Benny Carter
Ava made this movie, and Greg and Ava always worked together so very well. it was a very good movie, although Ernest Hemingway disdainfully called it The Snows of Darryl Zanuck. no matter. it is memorable, and a great big commercial success. wasn't it. Ernest? you did not mind the money they paid you to film it, did you. didn't think so.
Sexy trumpet .. title, Blue Mountain...?
I love this music so much! but i don't know exactly who is the author of this composition.
Benny Carter, and the song is Blue Mountain