HOME IN PASADENA | Stephanie Trick & Paolo Alderighi

“Home in Pasadena” was written by Harry Warren, Grant Clarke and Edgar Leslie and published in 1923. Harry Warren, one of the important American songwriters, had just gotten his start in the music business by publishing his first song, “Rose of the Rio Grande.” The nostalgic lyrics talk about traveling to Pasadena by train, “where the honeybees hum melodies and orange trees scent the breeze.”
This was the song that inspired the name of the Pasadena Roof Orchestra.
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[@StephanieTrickPaoloAlderighi]

Dear KZbin Friends, greetings from Northern California! Today we are playing in Sacramento at the Hot Jazz Jubilee and tomorrow we’ll be in Walnut Creek. Always a pleasure to play in California and see many friends here! Here is a nice tune written by the great Harry Warren about a city in Southern California. Have you ever been to Pasadena? Happy Sunday and wishing you a good Labor Day!

[@albertogarciaarango2411]

Extraordinaria interpretación felicidades queridos amigos!!!!!

[@jimmymiller77]

WOW... Fantastic

[@benjamindray8087]

Les amis, je suis toujours en admiration. Ne lâchez pas. You are exceptionnels.😍😍😍😍🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@benjamindray8087]

Les harmoniques sont superbes. Une vraie douceur de vous écouter , bravissimo, vous êtes toujours mes préférés.😍

[@zeide49]

Another superb performance by incredibly talented pianists, Stephanie and Paolo. Thanks.

[@benjamindray8087]

L’improvisation est exceptionnelle. Bravo les amis. Vous êtes deux pianistes bien talentueux.😍😍🎶🎶

[@nicookkerse4199]

Wonderfully played marvellous composition! Harry Warren rules….

[@likeariver2237]

You two are great!🎉 ..fm. Oregon.

[@theomichaelschmitt8867]

What a wonderfully cheerful and musically perfect interpretation - many thanks!

[@alessandrapetrini7299]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@jeffjordan2538]

Amazing!

[@alanyoung5344]

Stephanie and Paolo, you arranged and played that tune really beautifully!! I was a kid when my Nan bought a version of that song played by the Temperance Seven in the 60s. She used to play the record all the time! I haven’t heard it for years. Thank you triggering the memories with your wonderful version.😊

[@brianbrown4211]

Very catchy as one would say in Scotland. Thank you for your amazing talent.

[@bettyrouch1833]

Another pure delight. I used to live in Pasadena in the 80's and 90's. It was probably a lot more pleasant in 1923!

[@toropovandrey3088]

Какая тёплая и уютная мелодия! Спасибо Вам, друзья!

[@StephanieTrickPaoloAlderighi]

Thanks so much!

[@avabuchsbaum2061]

Again super lovely performance!!

[@johnodonnell55]

Magic…great interpretation..I always wait with great anticipation each Sunday night ( Ireland ) for the surprise and you both never fail to succeed in exceeding all expectations…Thank you once again for a wonderful few minutes entertainment. It’s very much appreciated..Slainte ..Have a great week

[@coyote6154]

As usual, amazing interpretation! Thanks for sharing. ❤

[@genokochino]

Ive heard a 1920s version of this song by AlJolson, and I have heard a delightful version of this song by the "any old time string band" Thank you so much Stephanie and Paolo for keeping this music alive. Reno

[@genokochino]

My name is geno but you tube calls me Reno

[@8avexp]

Very tastefully played, as always.

[@raburch1]

Wonderful!!

[@utubewillyman]

Hope to see you two in FL in January!

[@MrPetrusfilippus]

Great! Keep it up

[@raymondbiller2257]

Very nice.

[@giuliodeleo]

Wow, amazing!!! Is the music sheet available?

[@andersoncarvalho4617]

Hello, please don't be mad at me for sending you some musical suggestions. It turns out that I admire them so much that sometimes I imagine the blessed duo exuberantly playing some beautiful song. Today, with all due respect, I take the liberty of suggesting to you the delicious: "Silenzioso Slow" (Abassa la Tua Radio) great success in the voice of Norma Bruni. Thanks. Always have: health, peace, joy and much, much success!

[@mattnbin]

I wonder if the version used on the Ampico pianola roll is available in sheet music. It is an amazing arrangement with spectacular arpeggios. Highly recommend it.