Fun historic fact : Louis Armstrong as a child was sheltered for few years by Jewish immigrants from Russia who worked as tinker collectors , allegedly his first trumpet was given to him by the father of that family ...so yeah in a sense Pops was raised by Russians (source : Scott Deveaux jazz history book, 7th edition )
This is an old Russian folk song that the Red Army Choir later on remade. This is why a musician should listen to a lot of different art not to only one genre. One thing that John Coltrane, Louis Armstrong and Jimi Hendrix had in common is they listen to an extremely wide variety of genres. In fact Jimi Hendrix didn't even like the Beach boys but he still listened to their music.
I am half Russian, on my mother, and I finished the academy in Chicago, jazz, and jazz play a long time, since their 5-year and I was always at my piano ... I love this version, the genius of Louis Armstrong, and my favorite Russian songs....
I understand that this Russian song was written by a German living in South America. It is great that music can transcend boundaries. Here's to the day or the world that knows no boundaries!
Laurie..for sure!! I would love to know who played trom...piano and drums and double bass...could be the same lineup as the All Stars in the early 1950''s if Barney Bigard was on claro..
@@marilynstevenson865 I'm wondering too. It sounds rather like Bigard at times,but too dynamic at other times. itcould well be Trummy Young on the trombone. Young stayed with Louis longer than Bigard did. However, there's a tenor saxophone in there somewhere and it even had a few bars solo. Louis had Barrett Deems on drums, Billy Kyle on piano, and Arvell Shaw on bass.. Those players were on the Louis Armstrong Plays W C Handy album. recorded in 1954. However, I just don't know when this was recorded, and there was definitely no sax onthat WC Handy album, and Louis had no sax with his band when I saw him in the early 60's just after Hello bloody Dolly came out and was a hit at least in the UK. It seemed like he sang it 10 times. That ruined the song for me ever after, and I used to like it until then. Anyway, I have doubts that it was that identical band to W C Handy album one. I must shamefacedly say I canna mind any of Louis' sidemen at the concert I was at. Ed Hall played with Armstrong for a couple of years after Bigard left but was probably also gone well before I saw Louis.. That's all I know of Louis' band members, and his other bands varied a bit in personnel.
@@gynack Hallo Trevor. Thank you for talking with me. Yes, I feel you have the sidemen down pat..I think Bigard was with Louis when I saw them. I remember clear as a bell when Trummy leaned over my father to speak with my sister and myself asking us ""are you two girls enjoying the show"" or something very close to this....my goodness, how I adored Trummy..still do. I must get my program and have a good look at it again. I thank my parents..Dad played sax and claro professionally..mum sang professionally prior to my birth. My sister and I were raised with such wonderful music..Will be in touch. Regards..Marilyn..
@@marilynstevenson865 That's a nice memory to have. I always enjoy personal anecdotes like. Your one is better than my one! 😊 You surely havena still got the programme from way back then, have you? With your lineage, by the way, are you not a musician as well?
Thank you for posting this brilliant song. I know the original is Russian and I love that one too, but I grew up listening to this in the 60's in Iraq of all the places, when it used to be a nice country. My dad had all his ( Louis's) collections.
@@Darkn3ss994 No, I didn't have the chance. I'm sure both Iraq & Iran lived better then than now!!! But I have been to Cuba many times & I can see now the origin of the song might have come from there & not Russia.
I heard this song for the first time as a boy of seven in the early sixties on one of my parents' LPs, the Glenn Miller Story starring James Stewart. Still one of my favorite Jazz songs ever.
Світову славу Євгену Павловичу Гребінці приніс популярний донині романс „Очі чорні“ (музика - вальсу Флоріана Германа в обробці Софуса Гердаля(до речі, який був із Бердичева)). Адресував його в 1843-му майбутній дружині Марії, про яку писав у 1842-му в Пирятин до свого шурина Лева Свічки: »Брате, взнай, так, знаєш, стороною - чи не оддали б за мене панночку з чудесними очима? ..." Врешті-решт не лише літературна кар’єра, а й подружнє життя Євгена Павловича склалося. Під час чергової літньої відпустки, яку письменник провів в Україні, 30 червня 1844 р., він повінчався з Марією Василівною Ростенберґ. Дружкою на весіллі з боку нареченого став вельмишановний лексикограф та етнограф Володимир Даль (1801 - 1872), який, частенько гостював у родовому маєтку Гребінки, на хуторі Убіжище на Полтавщині. Саме грайливим і владним оченятам вихрової вродливиці, перед якими не встояв поет, ми завдячуємо літературній мініатюрі 1843 р., що згодом перетворилася на безсмертний романс «Очи черные, очи страстные». Співали його «Очі чорні» такі знаменитості, як Федір Шаляпін, Луї Армстронг, Володимир Висоцький, Патрісія Каас, Мірей Матьє, Хуліо Іглесіас. Тож не дивно, що, за рішенням ЮНЕСКО, день народження Гребінки - одна зі знаменних дат у всьому світі.
MASTER LOUIS Armstrong, WHAT a MARVELOUS, fantastic, humanitarian, musical genuine.....THE VERY BEST.....HIS music is TIMELESS.....PS CAN I GET A WITNESS....
Le jazz new Orléans ,Louis Armstrong c'etait magnifique, super,quel grand musicien! ,satchmo, franchement ça manque,aujourd'ui le talent et le style c'etait beau BRAVO.
Ole Hen..Thank you for posting the fact that Barnie Bigard played claro them with Louis..He was with the All Stars when I saw them, with Velma Middleton In Sydney when I was 5!..It was magic!!
Just a comment on "the best jazz song ever"! THIS IS A RUSSIAN SONG AND LUCKY FOR US TO ENJOY LOUIS'S INTERPRETATION WITH HIS EVERLASTING BEAUTIFUL SOUND AND ARRANGEMENT! THIS IS ONE OF MANY....HELLO LOUIS!
HERE OIS PROOF THAT MUSIC IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE. I AM AN ASHKENAZIC JEW TURNED BUDDHIST. MY FOUR GRANDPARENTS WERE BORN IN RUSSIA. I WAS BORN IN WISCONSIN. USA. MY HUSBAND IS AN AMERICAN BLACK FROM CHICAGO. I SELF-IDENTIFY AS A FRIEND TO ALL LIVING BEINGS. MUSIC IS OUR UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE. LOVE TO LOUIS . CHO CHO SAN
@@lukebruce5234 "Dark Eyes" (Russian: Очи чёрные, romanized: Óči čjórnye; transl. "Black Eyes") is a well-known and popular Russian romance folk song. The lyrics were written by the Ukrainian poet and writer Yevhen Hrebinka. The first publication of the poem was in Hrebinka's own Russian translation in Literaturnaya Gazeta on 17 January 1843.
Oh, these gorgeous eyes, dark and glorious eyes, Burn-with-passion eyes, how you hypnotise! How I_ adore you so, how I fear you though, Since I saw you glow! Now my spirit’s low! Darkness yours conceal mighty fires real; They my fate will seal: burn my soul with zeal! But my love for you, when the time is due, Will refresh anew like the morning dew! No, not sad am I, nor so mad am I; All my comforts lie in my destiny. Just to realise my life’s worthiest prize Did I sacrifice for those ardent eyes!.
the song "black eyes" written by Grebinka Yevhen Pavlovich - Ukrainian, not Russian la chanson "yeux noirs" écrite par Grebinka Yevhen Pavlovich - ukrainienne, pas moscou(russian)
The melody of this song is based on a piece by German composer Florian Hermann from 1884 (Hommage Valse, Op. 21). The lyrics were derived from a poem by Ukrainian writer Yevhen Hrebinka written in 1843. Originally a waltz, this song became a Russian folk song and is now widely known as a jazz standard. It's amazing to hear a song with such a diverse range of influences played by one of the greatest jazz musicians of all time.
Never new that.Louis is wonderful ...as usually .How this wonderful old Russian song become wonderful jazz version Share Louis the best trumpet in this world Thx
Tengo 43 años,toque trompeta de chico y esta cancion me hacia elevarme,incansablemente ponia el disco de mi padre y lo primero que le pedi al profesor que me enseñe a tocarla,se rio y mucho!!!!!!!!!!!!!Mas alla de esa anecdota,si es unica esta cancion,es el punto optimo del jazz,satchmo y gene krupa y no me acuerdo el nombre del monstruo del clarinete.
Ochi Chernyie jah eh uma música MARAVILHOSA, por si soh. Mas se ouvida na voz sensacional do FABULOSO Louis Armstrong, acompanhada de seu espetacular Trompete! Entao tudo fica muito mais sensível, emocional e INESQUECIVEL.
He came to Caracas at the wong time, and CRIED when NO ONE went to his show, at the bullfith ring (Nuevo Circo). It was around 1957 & he was denied staying at the Hotel Tamanaco; so he stayed at the Hotel Ávila. He was, indeed, an incredible musician & a happy person. I have a picture of him & local bandleader Aldemaro Romero.
The thing that I love the most about Louis was his love for music and his love for Laxatives. He would always invite a bunch of friends over and they would be Struttin' with their Barbecue, literally and figuratively. Afterwards, after the great feast, he would offer his friends laxatives. I mean, why not? A good meal, does it not deserve a good shit? I only wish that at some point they organized a shit in. Maybe they jovially ruined a couple of white only bathrooms. Ah, one can only hope, but I doubt that it would make it into any history books. I love the man and his music and here I stand, humbly telling a fact that you didn't need to know about Louis Armstrong. Goodnight, and Godspeed.
Мне кажется,что великий Сэчмо даже не утруждал себя переводом слов или правильностью произношения... Тем более что там всего один куплет!!! "Что слышу - то и пою!" Так ведь и зародился джаз в начале прошлого века, а импровизация - важная его составляющая. =) Сама же песня, кстатьи , уже отметила свой 150-летний юбилей!!!! И тот факт,что великие заокеанские мастера джаза обратили на нее свое внимание, только доказывает УНИКАЛЬНОСТЬ и ВЕЛИЧИЕ русского искусства!!!;))))
Yksi mieli soittaja ja laulaja kautta aikain. Jo pojanklossina tämä soi joka ikinen päivä eikä koskaan jäänyt muiden varjoon. Aivan ehdoton LOUIS ARMSTRONG hän on numero 1
Fun historic fact : Louis Armstrong as a child was sheltered for few years by Jewish immigrants from Russia who worked as tinker collectors , allegedly his first trumpet was given to him by the father of that family ...so yeah in a sense Pops was raised by Russians (source : Scott Deveaux jazz history book, 7th edition )
Great info, thank you!
I read this Jewish family also sold ice and coal.
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he obviously didnt learn much of the language lol
They Showed Rudiments Of Cornet Playing,Like Noteplacing
My Grandmother used to sing this song to me as she brushed my hair.
She died when I was 7 & I'm now 65. It is still my most cherished memory.
I love the aj jolson version. I am 67.
I see Russians, Americans, Italians, French, Portuguese and Hispanic people here for the good music. If that's not beautiful I don't know what it is
Absolutely spot-on sister/ brother. Let's have more of this solidarity....
Воистину, друзья мои!
Moroccans too ! ❤️❤️
I had no idea that this masterpiece exists.
There is No Words to describe either song or artist...
There is a movie
Same
I think it's beautiful Russian song
This is an old Russian folk song that the Red Army Choir later on remade. This is why a musician should listen to a lot of different art not to only one genre.
One thing that John Coltrane, Louis Armstrong and Jimi Hendrix had in common is they listen to an extremely wide variety of genres. In fact Jimi Hendrix didn't even like the Beach boys but he still listened to their music.
Спасибо!!! Я из России. Это шикарное исполнение. Всем ☮️ добрау и терпения!!! Всех люблю, ❤❤❤!
I am half Russian, on my mother, and I finished the academy in Chicago, jazz, and jazz play a long time, since their 5-year and I was always at my piano ... I love this version, the genius of Louis Armstrong, and my favorite Russian songs....
I understand that this Russian song was written by a German living in South America. It is great that music can transcend boundaries. Here's to the day or the world that knows no boundaries!
Говорят, джаз любят и понимают только 5 процентов живущих на земле. Счастлива причислить себя к этому сообществу. Браво Луи!
Меня не посчитали - 5,1 процента !
и меня с мужем и двумя детьми )
❤
Every trade and art has its genius. Louis Armstrong was one of the few geniuses in the history of music; he changed it forever and to the good.
Olives,David
Не может быть!!! ... Louis спел "очи чёрные" Вечная память тебе,друг!!!
60 лет слушаю Армстронга и Эллу Фитцджеральд и другим желаю слушать столько же и с удовольствием !!!
+юрий исаенко Согласен, поддерживаю!
Мне 30, узнал про них лишь пол года назад. Слушаю с удовольствием!
Я тоже!!!!!
İ ya toze
Umm hello?
Армстронг непривзайденный джазист! Светлая память ему!!!
I love how all the boys in the band just GO OFF!! Everyone is clearly having a great time playing this piece.
Laurie..for sure!! I would love to know who played trom...piano and drums and double bass...could be the same lineup as the All Stars in the early 1950''s if Barney Bigard was on claro..
Laurie Fern Dixieland Jazz
@@marilynstevenson865
I'm wondering too. It sounds rather like Bigard at times,but too dynamic at other times. itcould well be Trummy Young on the trombone. Young stayed with Louis longer than Bigard did. However, there's a tenor saxophone in there somewhere and it even had a few bars solo. Louis had Barrett Deems on drums, Billy Kyle on piano, and Arvell Shaw on bass.. Those players were on the Louis Armstrong Plays W C Handy album. recorded in 1954. However, I just don't know when this was recorded, and there was definitely no sax onthat WC Handy album, and Louis had no sax with his band when I saw him in the early 60's just after Hello bloody Dolly came out and was a hit at least in the UK. It seemed like he sang it 10 times. That ruined the song for me ever after, and I used to like it until then.
Anyway, I have doubts that it was that identical band to W C Handy album one. I must shamefacedly say I canna mind any of Louis' sidemen at the concert I was at. Ed Hall played with Armstrong for a couple of years after Bigard left but was probably also gone well before I saw Louis.. That's all I know of Louis' band members, and his other bands varied a bit in personnel.
@@gynack Hallo Trevor. Thank you for talking with me. Yes, I feel you have the sidemen down pat..I think Bigard was with Louis when I saw them. I remember clear as a bell when Trummy leaned over my father to speak with my sister and myself asking us ""are you two girls enjoying the show"" or something very close to this....my goodness, how I adored Trummy..still do. I must get my program and have a good look at it again. I thank my parents..Dad played sax and claro professionally..mum sang professionally prior to my birth. My sister and I were raised with such wonderful music..Will be in touch. Regards..Marilyn..
@@marilynstevenson865
That's a nice memory to have. I always enjoy personal anecdotes like. Your one is better than my one! 😊
You surely havena still got the programme from way back then, have you? With your lineage, by the way, are you not a musician as well?
Потрясающая мелодия...и исполнение Спасибо большое!!!
Thank you for posting this brilliant song. I know the original is Russian and I love that one too, but I grew up listening to this in the 60's in Iraq of all the places, when it used to be a nice country. My dad had all his ( Louis's) collections.
original tune is Cuban (by Sindo Garay), approx 1880~1890, Russian lyrics are older but were set to the Cuban tune.
Did you by any chance visit iran back then?
@@Darkn3ss994 No, I didn't have the chance. I'm sure both Iraq & Iran lived better then than now!!!
But I have been to Cuba many times & I can see now the origin of the song might have come from there & not Russia.
@@c-record Thanks for the info, I didn't know that,
@@c-record no, it's based on Florian Herman's piece Hommage Valse from 1879
С такой музыкой можно долго жить!
I heard this song for the first time as a boy of seven in the early sixties on one of my parents' LPs, the Glenn Miller Story starring James Stewart. Still one of my favorite Jazz songs ever.
Очи чёрные из Калифорнии. Гениально ! Луи Армстронг огонь, согревающий души.
აბა გოგო?
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍позитив 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I would like to know what they’re saying LOL
@@yoseeev8306 Amstrong is fire who warms our souls.
This guy... This guy nailed it.
It is nothing like the original and still beautiful to the point of amazing.
The airport in New Orleans, La, is named THE LOUIS ARMSTRONG INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. A great honor, to a great talent.
Agreed!
albertdiner
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Es un merecido homenaje.
Porqué Amstrong es Amstrong . Concentrado en una pequeña gragea que lo responde Genio.
I think is named after him because it is a representative of the jazz and that the jazz was borned in New Orleans in 1900
Arcy król i arcy mistrz najwyszy kapłan i jednocześnie Bóg jazzu
Mister Louis ARMSTRONG, A very big GIANT, .... such a sweet mood in his trumpet, like a voice... truly a GENIUS !
Велик ЧУВАК! АРМТРОНГ, ХРАНИ ГОСПОДИ ТВОЮ ДУШУ!!!
Armstrong brought jazz to the ears of the world. And they loved it.
Satchmo should live forever on earth and make everyone happy with his music...
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Wow... 1st time hearing this rendition. A must have in the collection!
Людей, которых объединяет музыка, джаз, не могут быть агрессивными. Большое спасибо маэстро Луи!
This is a marvelous rendition.
Світову славу Євгену Павловичу Гребінці приніс популярний донині романс „Очі чорні“ (музика - вальсу Флоріана Германа в обробці Софуса Гердаля(до речі, який був із Бердичева)).
Адресував його в 1843-му майбутній дружині Марії, про яку писав у 1842-му в Пирятин до свого шурина Лева Свічки: »Брате, взнай, так, знаєш, стороною - чи не оддали б за мене панночку з чудесними очима? ..."
Врешті-решт не лише літературна кар’єра, а й подружнє життя Євгена Павловича склалося. Під час чергової літньої відпустки, яку письменник провів в Україні, 30 червня 1844 р., він повінчався з Марією Василівною Ростенберґ.
Дружкою на весіллі з боку нареченого став вельмишановний лексикограф та етнограф Володимир Даль (1801 - 1872), який, частенько гостював у родовому маєтку Гребінки, на хуторі Убіжище на Полтавщині.
Саме грайливим і владним оченятам вихрової вродливиці, перед якими не встояв поет, ми завдячуємо літературній мініатюрі 1843 р., що згодом перетворилася на безсмертний романс «Очи черные, очи страстные».
Співали його «Очі чорні» такі знаменитості, як Федір Шаляпін, Луї Армстронг, Володимир Висоцький, Патрісія Каас, Мірей Матьє, Хуліо Іглесіас. Тож не дивно, що, за рішенням ЮНЕСКО, день народження Гребінки - одна зі знаменних дат у всьому світі.
MASTER LOUIS Armstrong, WHAT a MARVELOUS, fantastic, humanitarian, musical genuine.....THE VERY BEST.....HIS music is TIMELESS.....PS CAN I GET A WITNESS....
everything I HERE Mr JAZZ, Louis Armstrong, I'M in a HAPPY PLACE.....HIS MUSICAL GENIUS IS TIMELESS.....
Случайно услышал этого автора на 102.9 FM (канал "Культура"), и решил послушать на RUclips! По-моему - гениально! 👏👏👏
He created the best interpretation of this song ! He was the best !
d'accordo è la canzone più bella e più melanconica del jazz------ARMSTRONG LE Dà UNA IMPRONTA NOSTALGICA....
reminds me of moscow days when my dad was posted in moscow in 1967. My favourite song. haunting...
Thank you Satchmo for shining your soul for us to enjoy many years later. Gd bless, brother.
Класс, класс, класс, таких талантов нет.
Le jazz new Orléans ,Louis Armstrong c'etait magnifique, super,quel grand musicien! ,satchmo, franchement ça manque,aujourd'ui le talent et le style c'etait beau BRAVO.
Satchmo is and always was great whether on trumpet or that great old gravelly voice! "It's a Wonderful World" will live forever because of him!
Krasna ruska ludova piesen v podani genialneho muzikanta .... chyta to za srdce
Correct translation from Russian is "Black Eyes". In any case , it is a great performance of a great musician!
Man what a beat .. tune maestro’s .. timeless
LEGENDARNE WYKONANIE...DZIĘKUJĘ
Tutti i generi di musica li sapeva convertire i jazz!
Questo brano mette tanta gioia nel cuore!!
Грубохриплый чёрный музыкальный позитив: песня волнует и цепляет!
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Ich liebe es. Louis und russische Seele. Was will man mehr?
The clarinet is Barney Bigard - number one creole clarinetist:-)
Barney can play but I think Sidney Bechet has his beat
Ole Hen..Thank you for posting the fact that Barnie Bigard played claro them with Louis..He was with the All Stars when I saw them, with Velma Middleton In Sydney when I was 5!..It was magic!!
the song "black eyes" written by Grebinka Yevhen Pavlovich - Ukrainian, not Russian
@@bakhiman Ukraine is Russia...
to be exact:
*real name of Ukraine is RUSS which sounds Russia in latin.*
real name of today's russian federation is is *mongolian ulus - moscovia*
Perfektný kúsok L.Armstronga a kapely.Super.Anika.
Just a comment on "the best jazz song ever"! THIS IS A RUSSIAN SONG AND LUCKY FOR US TO ENJOY LOUIS'S INTERPRETATION WITH HIS EVERLASTING BEAUTIFUL SOUND AND ARRANGEMENT! THIS IS ONE OF MANY....HELLO LOUIS!
Magnificent genius! Trumpet, clarinet, jazz piano and drums all superlative. Voice? The one and only.
Спасибо за все Louis
HERE OIS PROOF THAT MUSIC IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE. I AM AN ASHKENAZIC JEW TURNED BUDDHIST. MY FOUR GRANDPARENTS WERE BORN IN RUSSIA. I WAS BORN IN WISCONSIN. USA. MY HUSBAND IS AN AMERICAN BLACK FROM CHICAGO. I SELF-IDENTIFY AS A FRIEND TO ALL LIVING BEINGS. MUSIC IS OUR UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE. LOVE TO LOUIS . CHO CHO SAN
This song was translated into sundanese (indonesian).
song title "panon hideung", means "black eyes".
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🎉😊 SMiley SMILER SONG 😊🎉
"...and I thing to myself..." what a great singer...
God bless you Louis .
a master rendition of a beautiful melody,Louis Armstrong brings an amazing vibrancy to this,what an artist-BRAVO
Music is music everywhere. What an original interpretation.
Pięknie ! Jazz nowoorleański . Super :). I ten właśnie utwór :)
Awesome blend of American and Russian I ever heard
Music isn't american or russian
Constantin Lupu it's a Russian song sung by an American musician
It was composed by an Italian.
@@lukebruce5234 "Dark Eyes" (Russian: Очи чёрные, romanized: Óči čjórnye; transl. "Black Eyes") is a well-known and popular Russian romance folk song.
The lyrics were written by the Ukrainian poet and writer Yevhen Hrebinka. The first publication of the poem was in Hrebinka's own Russian translation in Literaturnaya Gazeta on 17 January 1843.
@@lukebruce5234 It is Russian
pięknie.Tyle lat już to słucham!!!!!
Ochi chernyie what ever the spelling its one hell of a sound. This ive been looking for its got IT !!! MORE PLEASE!!!
a wonderful song, which I love - and play daily on my clarinet
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I'm gonna name my Daughter Chernyie when she comes out! "Ochi" for short...! Damn Can't Wait!
So she'll be named "Black(s)". "Eyes" for short...
Amortael Liberum Yes Exactly. I thought the same thing. DARK EYES 👀.
Cherniy means black..... sounds like a slur for a Russian speaker....
People sipping Haterade...
So beautiful. She will be happy girl with parent like you. And due to fact there is an incredible story behind her name.
Oh, these gorgeous eyes, dark and glorious eyes,
Burn-with-passion eyes, how you hypnotise!
How I_ adore you so, how I fear you though,
Since I saw you glow! Now my spirit’s low! Darkness yours conceal mighty fires real;
They my fate will seal: burn my soul with zeal!
But my love for you, when the time is due,
Will refresh anew like the morning dew! No, not sad am I, nor so mad am I;
All my comforts lie in my destiny.
Just to realise my life’s worthiest prize
Did I sacrifice for those ardent eyes!.
Thank you for your wonderful translation of the verses of this old Russian romances
Love the jazz version too!!! Viniendo de este gran Maestro...Natalie..... Que sera de Ti ??????????????
the song "black eyes" written by Grebinka Yevhen Pavlovich - Ukrainian, not Russian
la chanson "yeux noirs" écrite par Grebinka Yevhen Pavlovich - ukrainienne, pas moscou(russian)
Vad vi älskar dig! Du är bort om tid och rum! Du är för evig! Du är helt enkelt det bäst!
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What a great piece of art!
His rendition of What A Wonderful World is epic !!! Can not ever get enough of that song..
This is a beautiful version of this famous song written in 1843 by Hevhen Hrebinka, a Ukrainian poet. The sound is amazing.
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@@fidelb8140 I watched and I liked it. Thanks.
The melody of this song is based on a piece by German composer Florian Hermann from 1884 (Hommage Valse, Op. 21). The lyrics were derived from a poem by Ukrainian writer Yevhen Hrebinka written in 1843. Originally a waltz, this song became a Russian folk song and is now widely known as a jazz standard. It's amazing to hear a song with such a diverse range of influences played by one of the greatest jazz musicians of all time.
Best version of this song!Amazing....
Never new that.Louis is wonderful ...as usually .How this wonderful old Russian song become wonderful jazz version Share Louis the best trumpet in this world Thx
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Absolutely genius. Perfect !!!!
Esther Taran
for crying out loud who could ever dislike this??? beautiful interpretation of Очи чёрные... :)))
Maravillosa melodía, este tipo me agrada.
God, vad du var bra! Vad jag saknar dig! En fantastisk människa och en fantastisk artist!
am from afrika but this song for what ever reason touches me
I love his horn and that unforgettable voice!
This guy could have sung a violation of human rights and make it sound sweet! There is indeed a before and an after with Armstrong.
Wattanakarn Vladimirova
+Jaime Benito de Valle Ruiz that argument was stupid. Its ok i think all the normal people know it was just an expression. :)
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Jaime Benito de Valle Ruiz b
Omg such an asshole
So proud of the Ukrainian poet who wrote the words/poem! His name is Eugene aka Yevhen Hrebinka from Poltava region/state.
Истинско удоволствие е да слушам това изпълнение
Beautiful !!! Beautiful hearts ;))
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It just goes to show (as the man said) that there are really only two kinds of music: the good and the bad.
Ανεπανάληπτος 🌹💞💕💐
*Dark eyes* ,- Louis Armstrong
Thank you Very Nice
لويس افضل واحد سمعت لحد الحين 🎶🎶👌🏻😴
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C'est magnifique!
Bellissima versione... Mi piace. Grazie 🎺🎶🎶🎶🎶👏
that's realy amazing! I loved this song, and I love it more!!!
Tengo 43 años,toque trompeta de chico y esta cancion me hacia elevarme,incansablemente ponia el disco de mi padre y lo primero que le pedi al profesor que me enseñe a tocarla,se rio y mucho!!!!!!!!!!!!!Mas alla de esa anecdota,si es unica esta cancion,es el punto optimo del jazz,satchmo y gene krupa y no me acuerdo el nombre del monstruo del clarinete.
Barney Bigard :)
Ochi Chernyie jah eh uma música MARAVILHOSA, por si soh. Mas se ouvida na voz sensacional do FABULOSO Louis Armstrong, acompanhada de seu espetacular Trompete! Entao tudo fica muito mais sensível, emocional e INESQUECIVEL.
Уважуха ему за русскую песню!!! Respect for playing a Russian song! Regards from Russia
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Армстронг один из лучших джазменов! Люблю его! ♥️
Кто не любить его?
Satchmo's dripping and honeying through my speakers like a loving caress of heartfelt, emotionally deep, melodious siren song.
He came to Caracas at the wong time, and CRIED when NO ONE went to his show, at the bullfith ring (Nuevo Circo). It was around 1957 & he was denied staying at the Hotel Tamanaco; so he stayed at the Hotel Ávila. He was, indeed, an incredible musician & a happy person. I have a picture of him & local bandleader Aldemaro Romero.
The thing that I love the most about Louis was his love for music and his love for Laxatives. He would always invite a bunch of friends over and they would be Struttin' with their Barbecue, literally and figuratively. Afterwards, after the great feast, he would offer his friends laxatives. I mean, why not? A good meal, does it not deserve a good shit? I only wish that at some point they organized a shit in. Maybe they jovially ruined a couple of white only bathrooms. Ah, one can only hope, but I doubt that it would make it into any history books. I love the man and his music and here I stand, humbly telling a fact that you didn't need to know about Louis Armstrong.
Goodnight, and Godspeed.
Yeah, great flute action in this one!
Briljant. Luka Djakovic
Excellent!!! incendiary gypsy song !!! thanks!!!
Oh my stars and garters - I had no idea this existed. Most excellent.
Luis Amstrong -Kocham Jazz "och,moje gwiazdy i podwiazki".
Pozdrawiam cie -Przyjacielu-LUISA AMSTRONGA .
Stupido,
Kocham jazz .
Prawdziwa przeswietna .
I wzajemnie
В этом видео прекрасно абсолютно всё. Великий Луис поёт "очи черные" что может быть лучше.
Мне кажется,что великий Сэчмо даже не утруждал себя переводом слов или правильностью произношения... Тем более что там всего один куплет!!! "Что слышу - то и пою!" Так ведь и зародился джаз в начале прошлого века, а импровизация - важная его составляющая. =) Сама же песня, кстатьи , уже отметила свой 150-летний юбилей!!!! И тот факт,что великие заокеанские мастера джаза обратили на нее свое внимание, только доказывает УНИКАЛЬНОСТЬ и ВЕЛИЧИЕ русского искусства!!!;))))
один из самых известных в мире романсов на русском языке на слова украинского писателя Евгения Гребинки.
Provokator на музыку немецкого композитора Флориана Германа
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Yksi mieli soittaja ja laulaja kautta aikain. Jo pojanklossina tämä soi joka ikinen päivä eikä koskaan jäänyt muiden varjoon. Aivan ehdoton LOUIS ARMSTRONG hän on numero 1