Sam Jewison & Veronica Swift - A Fine Romance | ReGeneration Festival 2020

Sam Jewison and Veronica Swift perform 'A Fine Romance' by Jerome Kern and Dorothy Fields, live at the ReGeneration Festival in Florence, on 28th August 2020.
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[@rickborbons4398]

...classy...we need more of this...

[@rochellewarren5008]

💜

[@patrickdemarcevol]

Love the way they changed the words, very modern and down to earth in the current situation, but it all still sounds so groovy

[@jsolomonmusic]

And she dances too? Wow. Both great talents.

[@hawkrider88]

What doesn't she do....and do well. Veronica is an overwhelming talent!

[@jsolomonmusic]

@@hawkrider88 She should be the biggest thing in show business I really believe. Her presentation alone is always spectacular, just a superb entertainer. You know, she plays trumpet too!

[@danlunham4478]

@@jsolomonmusic Absolutely, Jeff. As my dad would've said from the jazz lexicon, "She's somethin' else." He was a bass player, born in '18, came of age during Swing and from 1935 did nothing else professionally. As Faulkner put out there, "The past is never dead. It's not even past."

[@jsolomonmusic]

@@danlunham4478 Something else, I like that. Couldn’t agree more.

[@arlene1934corwin]

Dancing too!!! My God!. This generation! Swift/Jewison - what a fine romance!

[@rochellewarren5008]

💜🤫🕺🏽💃🏾

[@alansegal4468]

Terrific, old school.

[@vivianebchnn7745]

Extraordinaire 👏👏👏👏

[@MrJasonwoodrow]

Wonderful and classy!

[@MishaG9]

Veronica... the complete package... and more....!

[@johnbedford3009]

See her at Cadogan Hall, London Sat 16th Nov 2024

[@johnwhite2576]

Wow Veronica can really tap !

[@ZooxMaze]

Very nice and refreshing to enjoy such entertainment... however, at 2:40 I certainly wouldn't expect Fred Astaire or Gene Kelly to simply walk away from Ms. Swift's tumble without at least offering a "gentleman's" hand back up - or perhaps, in contrast maybe he could've put a hands-on-hips stance with a bit of a wry smile and a... "what exactly are you DOING there on the floor" kind of look on his face, before helping her up. It would have complimented her tumble and turned it into an 'interaction' as opposed to no reaction, instead of turning his back with no emotion and walking away, on his part. It may seem like a subtle criticism, however it would have added eveidence of a necessary 'sweetness' between them, and in doing so been the 'cherry on the cake', as they were taildoving into the rest of their "fine romance" duet. That was the pinnacle of the whole dance routine. Fun and funny idea - but, still - it takes two to 'tangle' ;))