I was in a foul mood all day: nothing went right and I became increasingly cranky. So, I decided to play the very first CD I ever bought, Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson, when it was pouring cats, dogs, trumpets and pianos. It didn’t entirely cheer me up but it lightened my load a bit and that’s all you can ask from two dead jazz geniuses:
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Nice! Thanks. I did not know that version — the Duke’s instrumental is the one I grew up on: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WE_RfmsX57o
Hell of a first CD, in any case.
Another great version isWes Montgomery’s, here with the Wynton Kelly Trio from the 1965 album “Smokin’ at the Half Note.”
I love Wes Montgomery. Thanks for the link.