Your Feet's Too Big - Hank Jones 1977

Your Feet's Too Big Jones Hank 1977
Peter Appleyard in one of his shows from Toronto in 1977 introduces a performance of pianist Hank Jones. Hank plays a Fats Waller composition. "Your Feet's too Big" was recorded by Fats Waller and his Rhythm in 1939. Hank was part of the production of a New York show about Fats Waller called "Ain't misbehavin"
With him in the trio are Slam Stewart on bass, and local musicians Bill Richard guitar and Claude Ranger drums

[@tchavolo3]

Elegant, swinging gentleman; history of jazz in his fingertips.

[@DanKassell]

An intricately thought out rendition updated by a master pianist without an pedal extremities.

[@barrtok]

thanks!

[@mushmorant9253]

Up in Harlem at a table for two, there were four of us
me, your big feet and you.

[@dcf1301]

Yeeaaah!

[@johnnyp8979]

Yep, that's what they've done said about me...
I jus' cani't peeano. 🥴