Artie Shaw Stardust [HQ Audio]

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[@robertsimpson5136]

My Dad graduated High School just in time to go to WWII. He's long gone now, but one question I did think to ask him was "What was your favorite song?" His answer was "Stardust by Artie Shaw".

[@seda103]

It's my Dad's favourite, too - just beautiful.

[@Robert399]

Well technically it's not a song :)

[@zacharypeery4082]

Awesome! This country appreciates your fathers service as well! Good day to you

[@billhilton508]

Star Dust was composed by Hoagy Carmichael in 19245...Artie Shaw made it a big favorite in the 1940's! I know...I was there! I am now 93!

[@terrywho22]

Your dad had excellent taste!

[@justicem2853]

2:39 One of the greatest melodies I've ever heard in my entire life. makes me cry

[@NancyDrewe]

This gives me chills. Artie Shaw was magic. Thank you!

[@antonraumos6454]

Trombone solo that starts at 2:18 shoots up to a double high F at 2:25 is just so incredibly beautiful played with such ease, remarkable musicians all of them.

[@markreimer3852]

The definitive version of this enduring song.

[@janiceriley7209]

All l can say is the one and only. Played by a genius dream boat. I must have lived before because l could live inside this song for eternity. Breathless

[@alexandrgogoberidze6758]

Блестящая подборка лучших мелодий этого исполнителя джаза.

[@bunkerman99]

Artie Shaw; best clarinet in the big band era and there were a number of great ones but he is #1.

[@bambi--5]

Artie will always be great for those with ears to hear!

[@patmonaghan08]

Wonderful trumpet by Billy Butterfield. ❤️🎺🎼

[@ROBERTRIVERification]

Best Stardust ever

[@anij8226]

And now the purple dusk of twilight time Steals across the meadows of my heart High up in the sky the little stars climb Always reminding me that we're apart You wander down the lane and far away Leaving me a song that will not die Love is now the stardust of yesterday The music of the years gone by. Sometimes I wonder, how I spend The lonely nights, Dreaming of a song The melody Haunts my reverie And I am once again with you When our love was new And each kiss an inspiration But that was long ago And now my consolation Is in the stardust of a song Besides the garden wall, when stars are bright You are in my arms The nightingale Tells his fairytale Of paradise, where roses grew Though I dream in vain In my heart it will remain My stardust melody The memory of love's refrain

[@carlosjorgemartinez2742]

Rapsody in blue

[@trevorhull7019]

When music WAS music.

[@kiyoshieguchi7417]

I have many versions of Artie's Star Dust, this is best sounding recording. Of the collection of Star Dust played by a great number of artists, without a doubt Artie's is the best of all. Thanks for uploading.

[@SCsmartube]

+Kiyoshi Eguchi Glad to hear that, Enjoy! Thanks for posting.

[@mrjimmienoone2130]

Butterfield on trumpet??

[@ramontrevinosantoyo3303]

PROGRAMA EN LA RADIO "LA HORA DEL CAFE" A LAS 17:00, EN TAMPICO TAMAULIPAS, AÑO 1945. GRACIAS.

[@wilfredodelacruz9037]

Muchas gracias por traer de nuevo la experiencia de maravilla de tan hermosa canción. Desde la primera vez que la escuché, teniendo a la vista un formidable arreglo de cúmulos de perla sobre las montañas del oeste, próximo a ponerse el sol, se ha mantenido para mí como la mejor creación musical, la mejor entre las cien mejores. ¿A quién poder agradecer si sus creadores ya no están? A quien a ellos los creó y les dio el poder del prodigio, ¿no?

[@박중필-t6j]

beautiful song, my generation would never have..

[@tonychand4789]

Beautiful.

[@mariaaltieri5246]

Soooo beautiful 😊

[@larryselinker9372]

his solo @135 is pure joy.

[@elizabethferguson7002]

Arthur Arshawsky is musical genius.

[@franciscoduk1966]

What orchestra,. For ever AND ever the Best sound Artie Shaw,lovely music

[@pedrofornero3272]

É ABSURDAMENTE MARAVILHOSO ABSURDLY MARVELOUS BLEW MY MIND

[@mariaaltieri5246]

É bem tudo isso que você descreveu, simplesmente maravilhoso! Boa noite.

[@douglasmagness3638]

Cross your heart by artie shaw is my favorite shaw song as well

[@stevemason7388]

The man who fell to earth movie led me to this great music

[@scotnick59]

not the original 194O mega hit recording, but still pretty good

[@maurodecamposjunior7646]

Maravilha Musical.

[@kikiali1940]

This was my dads favorite song

[@marthalopez4759]

Hermosa música me encanta

[@WilfriedBerk]

1:35 immortal Artie

[@peculiarwoman1047]

Heard this on Charmed with Phoebe and Cole dancing in Piper's club.

[@JohnWanner]

This is a very interesting version....it seems a kind if hybrid mix or perhaps alternative takes? Am curious how it was recorded and remixed into stereo!

[@davidandrews190]

I was told this was the best version Very near What a beautiful arrangement Me its N K Cole and Buble with Naturally 7 live SWEET 🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🌹

[@TheKingofBunga2912]

Am I the only one who knows that there was another cover of this song by Charlie Spivak and was used in a famous album called "Everywhere At The End of Time"

[@TjW.]

2:18 👌

[@franciscoduk1966]

Fabulosa interpretación, ayer, hoy y siempre. Me fascina

[@robinbailey1366]

My father played this just as good.

[@tommom4543]

Who is (or was) your father? Do you play it too?

[@robertcarpenter9975]

idon't think so

[@cristovaomendoca8164]

0:47 to 1:10 Best part

[@TheRebaholic01]

where can i find the sheet music for this?

[@GeraldCummiskey]

David Bowie

[@unknownuser8228]

Adventurers club in gmod

[@bblegacy]

This is NOT Artie Shaw, nor is it a recording he ever made with any band he ever assembled. It is the product of someone whose clarinet playing cannot be considered close to even being in the same ballpark of what Shaw COULD do on a clarinet. Also, the arrangement itself is a record copy transcription, (albeit a barely passable one), of the 1940 original by Shaw and arranger Lenny Hayton, but in the end some of the writing for the strings is JUST PLAIN WRONG and does not resemble the original writing as set to paper by Shaw and Hayton. If you want to hear Shaw's original with strings on which his clarinet playing DOMINATES the ensemble with emotional authority yet with the tenderness of a steel hands inside a pair of mink gloves as well as still infused with the proper sense of relaxed yet swinging "jazz" phrasing, I suggest you find another posting of the "REAL" recordings made by Shaw in 1940 and 1949. This clarinet sounds like a musician with loose dentures trying to play a clarinet who got handed the sheet music to sigh- read in a recording studio situation for which he/she was just not prepared.

[@rogeremnett440]

It sure was not Jack Jenny on trombone either. It is Maxwell Davis and his Orchestra according to Shazam !

[@rossie714]

Amen, and thank you for the strong statement. It’s very clearly not Artie Shaw, and it’s upsetting that so many are fooled.

[@ianboard544]

It lacks the seductive, coy quality that Shaw achieved. Whoever this is, is much more direct and declarative.