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How fantastic!
You are seeing history. The uniqueness of this gentleman and master entertainer will never be forgotten by anyone who saw, and heard him. RIP Ted.
Still talented 50 or so years after first getting his band.
Nice to see this late in life footage. I have about 50 of his records but this is the first time I saw this. His records were what the Roaring 20 were about, mostly jazzy.
When I first heard one of his records I knew he was my favorite. Just great entertainer.
Beautiful
WONDERFUL!!
Grande Ted Lewis. Lo conocí gracias a grabaciones que hizo junto al enorme Fats Waller y a Jack Teagarden.
Perfect 69 subs
“DEMENTIA”
Shame on you.
I disagree.
@@RexusSolextraArchivesI was referring to the 6 hour long album he’s apart of about dementia one of the samples was used in stage 4-5 I think
@@mrliminal6247 I'M WALKIN'
Caretaker D-riders trying not to mention The Caretaker when they hear a song / see an artist from the 1920's-1930's:
![What's My Line? - Ted Lewis; Jack E. Leonard & Margaret Truman [panel] (Jul 15, 1956)](/img/1.gif)
How fantastic!
You are seeing history. The uniqueness of this gentleman and master entertainer will never be forgotten by anyone who saw, and heard him. RIP Ted.
Still talented 50 or so years after first getting his band.
Nice to see this late in life footage. I have about 50 of his records but this is the first time I saw this. His records were what the Roaring 20 were about, mostly jazzy.
When I first heard one of his records I knew he was my favorite. Just great entertainer.
Beautiful
WONDERFUL!!
Grande Ted Lewis. Lo conocí gracias a grabaciones que hizo junto al enorme Fats Waller y a Jack Teagarden.
Perfect 69 subs
“DEMENTIA”
Shame on you.
I disagree.
@@RexusSolextraArchivesI was referring to the 6 hour long album he’s apart of about dementia one of the samples was used in stage 4-5 I think
@@mrliminal6247 I'M WALKIN'
Caretaker D-riders trying not to mention The Caretaker when they hear a song / see an artist from the 1920's-1930's: