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Live: Joe Williams with Lambert, Hendricks and Ross - Every Day I Have the Blues
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- Опубликовано: 13 апр 2014
- Every Day I Have the Blues
written by Aaron Sparks and Milton or Marion Sparks
performed by Joe Williams, Dave Lambert, Jon Hendricks, and Annie Ross with Count Basie (piano), Freddie Green (guitar), Ed Jones (bass), and Sonny Payne (drums)
from the syndicated television series, "Playboy's Penthouse," taped at WBKB-TV, Chicago, IL in October 1959
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No one who has lived through the '50s and be aware of the pressures placed on media to reject even the slightest recognition of Black people on television can fail to recognize the significance of a Annie Ross, a White woman, welcoming Joe to their already integrated vocal group. Bravo to Annie, to Hugh Heffner, who produced it all -- to the musicians, it was all very natural. If you hadn't lived through these terrible times, you had no idea of the nastiness of the views and actions of those who lived in the segregationist world in those days. Aside from all that, this is wonderful music, and thankfully, I got to hear all of these wonderful artists in their prime.
Thank you for making that important point ☝️. And not on a performance stage but in a personal "living room" setting.
God's jazz blessing . Now who says God doesn't know jazz and blues. If anyone thinks God doesn't know music well...... Then God help you. Lambert hendricks Ross and Joe Williams. Thank you God for creating them.
Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, plus Joe Williams. Dayam!!!
the great Joe Williams and LH&R .......the best.
This was my song, when I was a child.
RIP Annie Ross. Thanks for leaving your excellence for us to hear.
Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross and Joe Williams AND Count Basie and group!!!!!
A lot of these new artists need schooling with vocals like these. LEGENDS
I grew up on this music. My parents had the album, Lambert, Hendricks and Ross. in the early 60s I think. I can still remember this song right now. And I love Joe Williams too! what can I do!
RIP Annie Ross.
No-one does this now. Because they can't. This level of talent and aspiration towards a goal of musical perfection has gone. 😪😪
Dave Lambert: vocal arrangement
Jon Hendricks: lyric
Annie Ross: awesomeness
Joe Williams: blue’s awesomeness
All four: art
Now that's how you sing for real🎶🎶🎶
Every day I have the Blues. Now we Count Basie on the program now.
My god!!! How could you ask for more? Dave, Annie, John and Joe. The apex of talent and cool. The drummer said more with one cymbal a hihat and a basic drum set then drummers do today with 15000 worth of drums.I was blessed to have seen Joe Williams at the Blue Note in NYC in 71 he had nat and cannon ball atterly as his horns Ron McCurdy on drums and I think carol Kaye on bass can't remember the other guys. Joe was a god givin sweetheart to everyone. Rip joe
This must be what Heaven is like.
i love the internet for cool stuff like this when do you hear anything
good like this on the radio or telvision
Four departed legends. They are singing in the great beyond. Great singing.
Jon Hendricks is still with us luckily
@@wertymerm Alas, no longer. "John Carl Hendricks (September 16, 1921 - November 22, 2017), known professionally as Jon Hendricks..."
Boy would I have loved to have been in that room.
Me too, madame. Me too
Hell yeah, just to see the look on Tony Bennett's face when Joe Williams, Basie, Annie and the boys are killing it!
@@jazmaan Okay, I did not know that Tony Bennett and Count Basie were in the audience. Thanks for directing my attention that.
@@BestHBCU Count Basie is playing the piano. Although this might appear unrehearsed, L, H & R plus Joe Williams and Count Basie had already recorded an lp together. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sing_Along_with_Basie
@@jazmaan Good to know. Thanks.
Knowing the Basie arrangement make this even more AMAZING! You can't help but swing, baby!
Lambert ,Hendricks and Ross : The best vocalise singers ever. Manhattan Transfer is a close second.
👌
Manhattan Transfer sang Hendricks lyrics.
I don't know how she pulls off just hitting that one note, but she does it. Miss Annie Ross. What a night that must have been. Thank God they recorded it and thanks to RUclips, we get to see it. hanks for posting.
I totally agree!
Practice, practice, practice.
@@georgeb.wolffsohn30 in fairness also a singular and unique talent 🙂
@@Rory99M even a "singular, unique talent" has to practice to make full use of her abilities. Practice also opens up possibilities which you may never have dreamed of.
This is not meant to demean her talent. I'm just proposing a likely route that her talent might have taken to get where she did.
@@georgeb.wolffsohn30 that is precisely what I meant, I totally agree, thanks for your comment
4 legendary masters at work!! Just that simple!! 💯🙏🏽
Those giants are gone but never forgotten RIP
Yes that one note, Annie is the queen of accent. What are the odds these four had stars written way before jazz emerged on the planet....the whole thing is so beautifully done.
I met Joe Williams and John Hendricks. Both were gentlemen and extremely kimd
Consider me jealous as heck.
Joe Williams performed “ Everyday” so effortlessly, a song perfectly written for his magnificent voice.
Priceless jazz vocal history.
I want them at my next party!
Tony Bennett just chilling smoking a rette and drinking. Sitting on that table swinging to Joe Williams. Great party to be at.
Her voice is literally an instrument...beautiful vocal interplay
This might be the best video on youtube.
Found this several years ago. Had to revisit now.
Man, I love RUclips for things like this!
R.I.P. Annie.
Me too!!!
Years ago I saw a Lambert Ross Hendricks in the same setting, different song in which Hendricks took off into a scat and it seems they all took turns - it was magnificent. I've not been able to find it again, Woe is me.
The three of them were masters at scat ... if you find it again, be sure to let us all know .... then you can cease your woe ...
Annie Lambert!! Sing it now, Joe Williams, every day, I have the blues.
Marvelous. And by the way, Tony Bennett and Perry Como among those in the room.
Wow, I didn't know that. Need to play it again 🙂
I just spotted Tony on the couch. That profile is unmistakable. Haven't seen Perry yet.
at 4:44 if you aren't getting goose bumps... you better check for a pulse !
I don't know how this could get any better. I could watch Williams and Hendricks go back and forth all day!
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Joe Williams une force
De la nature
Wonderful! I wonder what mental illness those 19 thumbs down have. But 1.3 love it! I am among them the lovers.
Man I wish there were more of this music being done today. Nothing better in my opinion!
Every day I have the blues
How totally awesome - the epitome of 50's swing and cool. I just saw a wonderful show that Kurt Elling put on at Dizzy's Club Coca Cola here in NY in honor of Hendricks that featured two of his daughters and other wonderful singers paying honor to his genius and his incredible lyrics. Vocalese lives! Incredible to see live.
Hi Guy; Kurt Elling did a similar show here in Portland, OR last year w/ Hendrick's daughters & Kevin Burke (who I saw w/ JH back in the 70s). Nancy King joined them for a couple songs. The Portland State University jazz choir joined for the finale... a great, great tribute.
This is the hippest thing I have ever seen! Joe Williams is the personification of cool and L, H & R are at the top of their game and that is awesome to behold. Thanks for posting this.
👍agreed
here we go, Lambert Hendricks and ross and Joe Williams!
I saw Joe Williams probably 50 to 60 years ago. I can still picture where I was sitting. He hardly moved at all. He just sang his "Butt" off!
The last time I saw Joe Williams, I was sitting five or six feet in front of him. He was unwavering, cool, burning ... and yes, he sang his "butt" off.
This is the greatest Jazz vocal ever, period. Joe Williams was the icing on this cake. The vocal arrangement, the unbeatable swing tempo, the spirit, the dedication is remarkable. It makes me
feel good and thankful every time I rerun "Every Day I Have The Blues" by L, H, R and W.
I CAN'T STOP LISTENING TO THIS! It's been months and I'm still not sick of it 😆It gives me life!!!
It IS life ! ! !
Gives me GooseBumps
@@johngeddes7894
They just don't write 'em like that anymoe 🎶🎵🐈🎻
I am addicted as well. It is amazing. 1.5 months and still I regularly listen.
I definitely feel you. Annie Ross got skillz
Annie Ross = the greatest female jazz singer ever to emerge from the British Isles (she was Scottish)
I would have to agree with the singing part. She was born in England, however, grew up in the States and lives in New York City. I saw her sing just a few years ago. Love her!
didn't make the best personal and professional decisions- what could have been!
She is Scottish she’s still alive
Real Talent. Good actress slso
Back in 1960/61 she and I spent an hour in a gymnasium bathroom in Charlottesville,Virginia , while she prepared her make-up for a concert and I interviewed her for my jazz program on radio that afternoon. Lovely gal, a delight. Thanks to Buddy Glover and his restaurant for having no problem, yet, with integration. Ok with him so long as it was his choice. But when the feds he had to, he closed.
Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, were one of my favorite groups when I was from about 10 years old. I knew all their songs in the 60s.
Cloudburst, was my favorite.
With her passing I just had do a deep dive and my heart is full..wow what a talent
I love when Joe takes it to edge of yodeling starting at 3:39.
I wish I could have seen this live....🥰
What a line up!!!
Impresionante trío chapeau
Those trumpet hits are just hysterical. Gonna miss you, baby.
This is the coolest, smoothest, hip - st group of people of all time!
Un trio formidabile
This is absolutely miraculous!
sing it now, every way!! I get Blue! Hendricks Lambert and Ross!
All my favorite jazz vocalists ! Thanks to whomever posted this classic.
Wish I was there... what the hell, I feel like I just was! LH&R were (and are) incredible. And as someone else said, Joe Williams was the icing on a very special cake.
Joe. Always and forever.
Oh wow, thank you for the upload. What magic
Excellent, and with Count Basie piano with a small selection of the best of his big band too.
RIP Annie Ross
AWESOME!!!!
GREAT PERFORMANCE BY ALL
I'm in heaven. So perfect. All of them.
Brilliant.
The interplay between Williams and Hendricks is a treat, but it's all good, and the visual enjoyment of this LH&R performance solidifies that they were not merely Magnificent Singers, but that they were also Great Entertainers.
(Basie and Green in the rhythm section? HUGE.)
Addendum, one year later:
I just found out that this was from Hugh Hefner's FIRST TV series "Playboy's Penthouse," in 1959.
(His second, "Playboy After Dark," would be on about ten years later.)
It's hard to that believe broadcast television was ever this hip.
Just outstanding. That's some precious footage right there.
What a party. I was raised on this. Grew up alright though.
This is so awesome!
watched this again after like half a year
annie ross is a queen i just can't believe her charm, comedy and phrasing
everyone in this clip -> the epitome of cool
brilliant true talent
Just...incurably...hip...L H & R..and JOE WILLIAMS, damn!!!
This is so good it hurts!
Hendricks, Lambert and Ross, with Joe Williams!
I'm literally obsessed with this fabulous trio! This is EVERYTHING!!!!!
Me too!
Glad it's not just me. Literally pulled up any video of them singing that I ciuld find. Watched interviews, etc. I got a bit sad watching them go from their youth through old age and then learning of their passing. MS. Ross having passed recently. Ms. Bavan seems to be the last survivor of this group. Did the same thing with the Mills Brothers 🤔. Still, these folks were fantastic. Actually heading to a vintage record store to see what they have.
This is amazing to watch - like a well oiled machine with many different moving parts! Funny too, when Annie starts chirping on those syncopated high notes in response to the boys!
Love love love Annie Ross
Joe Williams kills this ish!!! Wow!!
EVERY DAY... I HAVE SOME BLUES.... 🌀🌀💚🙌🙌🌀👉👉
Insanely good.
I almost forgot Joe Williams, that would have been tragic.
Miss you Joe - class - the best blues artist EVER -
Beth Bartlett . Joe Williams is something else man
Every day, I have the blues
Thank YOU for posting this
U gotta be shitting me!! When Giants roamed Hef’s living room!!
Love her poise and timing
Yesss. Sing it now
There's another video which you can see at the Paley Museum of Broadcasting which has Leon Thomas doing Joe Williams part on this song. I've never seen it on RUclips though.
That was incredible.
This is Gloriuous!
Timeless.
put it down on the git down, Joe Williams!
Absolutely Amazing. Love this so Much.
Awesome!!!!
don't know about you, but this stuff makes me cry and laugh
Doonesbury sent me here today. I never heard of any of these people, and they are wonderful. Thanks, Doones.
Joe Williams is the spittin' image of Shannon Sharpe. Both bad ass dudes.