Bix Beiderbecke The Jazz Legend Who Made Sound Like LOVE

[@johnderby8921]

Been out to the Bixfest six times. Loved every second. Thanks for putting it on! NH

[@talstory]

Am a big fan of Bix, my father s favourite. Sad story.

[@condocord7544]

superb!

[@CaiusV.]

Thank you ❤

[@mxmllrguitar]

Thank you once again for your great videos! Never heard about this guy before.... I would still love to see a video about the life of Grant Green. 🙏🍀

[@kevinsplinter8595]

Cool. Thanks for sharing.

[@henryblicharz5556]

Thanks !

[@roccoliuzzi8394]

Way ahead of his time. It's so interesting that he knew Louis Armstrong, two greats.

[@kathyraygoza3299]

Always loved Louie's punching gusto filled style. Bixes style had the sound of those to come in the 30,40s and 50s like Bunny Berrigan and Bobby Hackett.

[@jimdrake-writer]

Armstrong's memories of playing with Beiderbecke are on KZbin.

[@tectorgorch8698]

There's some interesting Bix material in Mezz Mezzrow's book, Really The Blues.

[@orchidlilly7518]

Oh thank-you Alexander*

[@claudetteholloway1126]

I listen to him...

[@John-cr2tn]

That bass drum head is awesom

[@rooboy114]

If Bix's father had supported him he would have lived longer, rather than drinking himself to death. Such a great lose to the music world.

[@jamesbeiderbecke6100]

Bix’s family was supportive of his music overall, especially his brother Burnie who managed a local record store for a while. There’s a longtime spun dramatic story about Bix’s unopened records being found in a closet of his family’s home. I believe this circumstance was taken out of context just to make a story out it, personally.

[@daveconleyportfolio5192]

So he was a pedophile and an alcoholic, and it's all someone else's fault? Grow up.

[@Toracube]

If you’re feeling blue, Bix will fix it.

[@rillloudmother]

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