{BOOGIE-WOOGIE} - Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone - with Simon Wyrsch (Clarinet)

My first distancing project of this year. What a start with great musicians! Simon Wyrsch, a well known jazz clarinet player from Switzerland, based in St. Petersburg. We never met before and never played together. But in this time it is important to keep connected and discover some new musicians. I'm looking forward to play with you once live. Thanks for this fun project. Also a big thanks to my longtime friends from my trio, Arno Schulz (bass) and Mario Von Holten (drums).
Simon Wyrsch: simonwyrsch.ch

[@boissantal]

Meilleurs vœux à toute la merveilleuse équipe et surtout une meilleure année nouvelle...........!

[@gayatriacharya8055]

Most delightful!

[@piotrmyszka7596]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@isabelbabou197]

super!!

[@boogiewoogie3114]

Nice 👍

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❤️👍🏼

[@headshotcoffee]

Incredible!

[@trainliker100]

I always like this song starting with the first time I ever heard it. And I suspect the first place a lot of people heard after it's era had passed. It was in the Merry Melodies cartoon "One Froggy Evening" where a construction worker finds a frog that sings and dances - but only for him. One of the classic cartoons of the day (1955).

[@UnicornCat]

Meeeega! Einfach toll!

[@thomregine]

magnifique. J’adore.

[@alexguzman1970]

Excelent Music,nice combinations. I saw twins on piano and organ,is it true? Thanks every one. Happy 2021.

[@dukeseidmann9624]

Benny Goodman meets Pete Johnson and Bill Doggett 👍🏼

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I'm Single 😍😥