I was at this concert at The Empress Hall in 1956. I was 19 at the time and in the middle of my National Service in the RAF. It was a wonderful experience seeing Louis Armstrong and his band in the flesh. I'm 86 now and can't believe it was 67 years ago when I was there. There can't be many people still alive who were lucky enough to see this concert. My Dad got to know Louis Armstrong in 1932 when he visited Great Britain and I still have a wonderful photo of my Dad and Louis and his crew on the beach at Brighton. It was my Dad who arranged a VIP trip from my RAF base in Hereford to see the concert with ringside seats and an introduction to Louis. Have you any more footage from the concert, as I would love to see it if possible. Ronnie Newman
it looks all easy and simple, but it is more sophisticated than one would think at first sight. Louis Armstrong taught singers a lot about phrasing! How charming he was! Glad that Sinatra hosted his talent.
To have Frank Sinatra cheerleading in the corner is praise enough. But, to make practically every song you do, your song, well... that's why Louis is one of those top artists of all time.
Let's hear it for what ever form of reproduction they used on tv in 1952 so that this fine live performance didn''t disappear into the ether like so many from this period. Armstrong first recorded the tune in 1930 with the big band he was working with int he Los Angeles area at that time and again in1939. 15 broadcast radio or tv performances including this one between 1940 and 1970. All are in Michael Minn's discography.
Love Love Love!!!!!! All time favorite. None compare to his unique voice and scat singing and oh cannot forgot his trumpet. If only i was alive in his time to see the wonderful music by him and other great artists
Una verdadera lástima qué,personas cómo LOUIS ARMSTRONG y TANTOS OTROS ÍDOLOS DE LA CANCIÓN, ACTUACIÓN,GENEROSIDAD, ALEGRÍA CONTAGIOSA Y ENTREGA TOTAL AL ARTE NOS DEJEN.!!!
WIKIPEDIA The Frank Sinatra Show (also known as Bulova Watch Time) is an American musical variety series hosted by Frank Sinatra from 1950 to 1952. The series aired on CBS on Saturdays the first season and on Tuesdays for the second year. As with many variety shows of the time, the show was broadcast live and was recorded via kinescope. Some episodes were 30 minutes long while others lasted for 60 minutes. At least one episode aired in a 45-minute time-slot
todas as músicas do louis me trazem uma vibe tao boa ,uma paz e sla so gostaria de poder ter apreciado esse talento mais de perto porem nasci na época errada ...mas é a vida terei que apreciar esse grande homem e grande gênio so de longe msm
Una deliciosa versión de "I'm Confessin" la que hizo el gran Louis Armstrong (@ArmstrongHouse) cuando en 1952 fue invitado al programa que tenia Frank Sinatra (@franksinatra) en la cadena americana CBS. Un tema de 1929 que 'Satchmo' grabó por primera vez un año después y que interpretó muchas veces a lo largo de su carrera, siendo su versión una de las mas reconocidas, tanto que cuando Dizzy Gillespie grabó su versión "Pop's Confessin'", lo hizo imitando el estilo vocal de Armstrong. #ClassicMonday #JazzVocals #Standard
I'm confessing that I love you Tell me do you love me too? I'm confessing that I need you Honest I do, I need you every moment In your eyes I read such strange things But your lips deny they're true Will your answer really change things? Making me blue I'm afraid, someday you'll leave me Saying can we still be friends? If you go, you know you'll grieve me All in life, on you depends Am I guessing that you love me? Dreaming dreams of you in vain? I'm confessing that I love you Over and over again
Hi ! Thank you for sharing this performance ! Do you have a DVD of a source for this video, that I could license from for a documentary production ? Thank you very much !
Hi Austin, wow and thank you so much for sharing !!! We are trying to locate a copy of this show! Where did you manage to find it? Thank you for any tips!
Va con letra traducida y todo: Estoy confesando Estoy confesando que te amo Dime, ¿tú también me amas? Estoy confesando que te necesito, honestamente lo hago Ah bebé, te necesito en todo momento En tus ojos leo cosas tan extrañas, bebé Pero tus labios niegan su verdadero amor ¿Tu respuesta realmente cambiará las cosas? ¿Haciéndome azul? Makin 'em em azul Me temo que algún día me dejarás. ¿No podemos seguir siendo amigos? Si vas, ya sabes, me vas a llorar Todo en la vida depende de ti, oh bebé, sabes, ohh ¿Supongo que me amas? Amame nena Soñando sueños contigo, he estado esperando mucho Estoy confesando que te amo Otra vez
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I was at this concert at The Empress Hall in 1956. I was 19 at the time and in the middle of my National Service in the RAF. It was a wonderful experience seeing Louis Armstrong and his band in the flesh. I'm 86 now and can't believe it was 67 years ago when I was there. There can't be many people still alive who were lucky enough to see this concert. My Dad got to know Louis Armstrong in 1932 when he visited Great Britain and I still have a wonderful photo of my Dad and Louis and his crew on the beach at Brighton. It was my Dad who arranged a VIP trip from my RAF base in Hereford to see the concert with ringside seats and an introduction to Louis. Have you any more footage from the concert, as I would love to see it if possible. Ronnie Newman
This man was a genius. Regarding timing as a singer, he was unequalled. And that trumpet!! And that scat!!
it looks all easy and simple, but it is more sophisticated than one would think at first sight.
Louis Armstrong taught singers a lot about phrasing!
How charming he was! Glad that Sinatra hosted his talent.
I didn't even notice the man on the left was Frank until I read your comment- my eyes were on Louis!
@@mabel8179 i had the same experience! always fixed on louis. took me several views before i saw frank.
To have Frank Sinatra cheerleading in the corner is praise enough. But, to make practically every song you do, your song, well... that's why Louis is one of those top artists of all time.
Louis's trumpet intro is stellar! He was always laughing and smiling. Such a joyful performer. What a legend!
What a treasure he was !
It's just impossible for me to see that without crying in front of The king of jazz
Yeah, I occasionally run into this video and tear up every time. (Conn 80a 1935)
I can’t see it without smiling 😊
Maybe Leonard Bernstein was right stating he is the greatest musician produced by American in the 20th century.
@@isaackahn7188 Not "maybe".
The good old days! The great Louis Armstrong and a beautiful woman to his right.
Five years before I was born. Amazing!
Fabulous - imagine seeing this live on TV on a Saturday evening....
What a beautifully talented man. Rest well King.
I wish the video to the whole show was available. There is no one like Louis Armstrong.
So much talent and love in one person. That's Louis Armstrong.
The best male jazz singer ... a space for second ... who comes third?
Nat
Let's hear it for what ever form of reproduction they used on tv in 1952 so that this fine live performance didn''t disappear into the ether like so many from this period. Armstrong first recorded the tune in 1930 with the big band he was working with int he Los Angeles area at that time and again in1939. 15 broadcast radio or tv performances including this one between 1940 and 1970. All are in Michael Minn's discography.
che personaggio meraviglioso...
April 2023 One of my all time favorites. First heard it sung by Frank Ifield (Australia) 👍❤️🇨🇦
I'm brazilian and i love all songs of the louis
Always and Forever the greatest of them all Loius Armstrong
Love Love Love!!!!!! All time favorite. None compare to his unique voice and scat singing and oh cannot forgot his trumpet. If only i was alive in his time to see the wonderful music by him and other great artists
Una verdadera lástima qué,personas cómo LOUIS ARMSTRONG y TANTOS OTROS ÍDOLOS DE LA CANCIÓN, ACTUACIÓN,GENEROSIDAD, ALEGRÍA CONTAGIOSA Y ENTREGA TOTAL AL ARTE NOS DEJEN.!!!
Pure talent
Armstrong forever
There's Louie and the rest a long wat behind. Incredible gift.
WIKIPEDIA
The Frank Sinatra Show (also known as Bulova Watch Time) is an American musical variety series hosted by Frank Sinatra from 1950 to 1952. The series aired on CBS on Saturdays the first season and on Tuesdays for the second year. As with many variety shows of the time, the show was broadcast live and was recorded via kinescope. Some episodes were 30 minutes long while others lasted for 60 minutes. At least one episode aired in a 45-minute time-slot
What joy Pops brought to the world!
Unbelievable talent.
Louis Armstrong - America’s Mozart
Louis Armstrong, a vida passa ter sentido quando ouço-o cantando.
Genius.
Just incredible. Just incredible.
Love Louis Armstrong..🎵❤
Such beautiful lyrics n a pure performance from the heart n soul.. Long live LOUIS..
todas as músicas do louis me trazem uma vibe tao boa ,uma paz e sla so gostaria de poder ter apreciado esse talento mais de perto porem nasci na época errada ...mas é a vida terei que apreciar esse grande homem e grande gênio so de longe msm
Outstanding!
What an angel!
Glad you're diggin them. Pops was tops!
-Austin
Love this!
Loving this beautiful
Nice thank you for posting never seen this beautiful
Man thanks so much for uploading this! I'm loving this videos of Pops! I've never seen some of these before!
What a GEM! thanks for the upload
confieso que te amo
Water for elephants.❤
👋 for that im here🤙🏻🤩
Una deliciosa versión de "I'm Confessin" la que hizo el gran Louis Armstrong (@ArmstrongHouse) cuando en 1952 fue invitado al programa que tenia Frank Sinatra (@franksinatra) en la cadena americana CBS. Un tema de 1929 que 'Satchmo' grabó por primera vez un año después y que interpretó muchas veces a lo largo de su carrera, siendo su versión una de las mas reconocidas, tanto que cuando Dizzy Gillespie grabó su versión "Pop's Confessin'", lo hizo imitando el estilo vocal de Armstrong. #ClassicMonday #JazzVocals #Standard
Dominio del tempo de la melodia de un artlista irrepetible
America's Mozart.
The Best! EVER!!
Man does Louie know how to play this spectacular tune.
muy bonitooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Me too! Thanks for subscribing. I hope you will enjoy the wide variety of music I share. Pops is tops! :-D
-Austin
mitico
🔥
eu confesso que te amo, mas vc nem aí - amizade é o que eu tenho... kkk é um deuso no som e uma voz lindíssima... rara... deuso..
Você tem a letra, na íntegra, dessa música?
I'm confessing that I love you
Tell me do you love me too?
I'm confessing that I need you
Honest I do, I need you every moment
In your eyes I read such strange things
But your lips deny they're true
Will your answer really change things?
Making me blue
I'm afraid, someday you'll leave me
Saying can we still be friends?
If you go, you know you'll grieve me
All in life, on you depends
Am I guessing that you love me?
Dreaming dreams of you in vain?
I'm confessing that I love you
Over and over again
Uuuuuuûuuuuuuuuuu7uu7uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
💚🌱🌸😀
Hi ! Thank you for sharing this performance ! Do you have a DVD of a source for this video, that I could license from for a documentary production ? Thank you very much !
I'm so sorry I don't. I think the Louis Armstrong House Museum might though. I'd recommend reaching out to them. Best wishes!
@@AustinCasey Thank you for your answer !
Hi Austin, wow and thank you so much for sharing !!! We are trying to locate a copy of this show! Where did you manage to find it? Thank you for any tips!
Thanks so much for your email
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I wonder how much the trumpets he played go for these days at the auction.
All in mueseums I believe, there's videos of people playing them
Great performance...had to ruin it by scatting at the end. Thanx 4 posting!
excellent performance
CHI E' IL JAZZ? ARMSTRONG E PARKER !
oppisin minäkin soittamaan vetopasunaa yhtä hyvin.
I'd like to know who all these people are behind the piano.
@Yakov Shani Wow! I'm humbled. I remember her from her game show years but never knew she had a jazz background
Is the girl behind Pops at 0:47 Doris Day ?
No it's not.
Doris Day did sing this song herself though.
He would be embarrassed by his race today....JMPO...FYIYDLI!....
Frank who?
Makes me uneasy that he had to make all those weird faces to entertain them white folks
Bill BanDoh Funny thing is... he made those same faces for black audiences. He was an entertainer.
Austin Casey Do you have any footage of that. Possibly performing in Harlem or places alike
What the hell? He didn't have to. that's louis armstrong...
Va con letra traducida y todo:
Estoy confesando
Estoy confesando que te amo
Dime, ¿tú también me amas?
Estoy confesando que te necesito, honestamente lo hago Ah bebé, te necesito en todo momento
En tus ojos leo cosas tan extrañas, bebé
Pero tus labios niegan su verdadero amor
¿Tu respuesta realmente cambiará las cosas?
¿Haciéndome azul? Makin 'em em azul
Me temo que algún día me dejarás. ¿No podemos seguir siendo amigos?
Si vas, ya sabes, me vas a llorar Todo en la vida depende de ti, oh bebé, sabes, ohh
¿Supongo que me amas? Amame nena
Soñando sueños contigo, he estado esperando mucho
Estoy confesando que te amo
Otra vez
Many entertainers make faces.If it makes you "uneasy" go see a therapist.