Sinatra and Louis Armstrong Birth of the Blues

[@MasterovD.Skies42_411]

When Louis starts singin and Frank smiles. Best part right there.

[@greatestclassicalmusic4118]

During that era singing with a black sing was a step to loose many of the white fans for frank sinatra...but he didn't cared...he was truly a amazing person 💯

[@demitrithewizard]

Completely agree, Sinatra seems so into Louis’ singing

[@williammichael2156]

It sure is

[@williammichael2156]

It sure is

[@jacobfrost812]

Ain't it?, Warms my heart and soul 💪🏾🔥🎺🎶

[@JayRackz-ew3cr]

When Sinatra took a drag of his cig and didn’t exhale just sang it out. Legendary

[@RedeyedJedi00]

I don't think many people realize just how difficult that is to do... Your voice gets muted when you have smoke in your lungs / throat / mouth. For him to not miss that note is O.G. level skill. The greatest entertainer of the 20th century!

[@claudpiro6469]

​@@RedeyedJedi00un grande musicista oltre che cantante e intrattenitore

[@somedunt2801]

He’s literally smoking and singing and having a brilliant time doing it that’s class

[@johnpatterson8697]

It's amassing that Sinatra was able to sing so smoothly even though he smoked

[@totesmuhgoats4287]

@@kadegainey5123 How long was he supposed to live for? Quality not quantity, doll.

[@abdouljabbar4656]

And drank quite a lot

[@moodyavocado5613]

@@johnpatterson8697 And that he lived so long.

[@jakecalvert6728]

@@user-ih4fd9sf8x plus cigs didn’t have as many chemicals in them as they do now

[@kookamunga2458]

That is no fake smile . He was happy and he made people laugh .

[@Daaako]

I assure you they both were Hella stone

[@erik-fisher]

It was use for the singing slopes.

[@longjohn7992]

A-plus Smoking weed hard stoned as hell

[@aung1406]

Smile*

[@classicallofi5304]

@@aung1406 ??

[@mrjblackman]

Brilliant. You can see that Frank Sinatra was having trouble controlling his joy. Louis was pure spirit.

[@santafetrading9534]

Show Dean Martin y Frank Sinatra

[@LPJack02]

RIP Louis Armstrong (August 4, 1901 - July 6, 1971), aged 69 And RIP Frank Sinatra (December 12, 1915 - May 14, 1998), aged 82 You both will be remembered as legends

[@williammichael2156]

Indeed my friend

[@Unpug]

Forever

Louis Armstrong was born August 4, 1900, not 1901, at least that's what it says on his grave

[@felixiverson2000]

no matter if you smoke, you can live 82 years

[@claudpiro6469]

​@@felixiverson2000peccato che tu puoi vivere anche 100 anni fumando sigarette ma non sarai mai Sinatra

[@KaBoomChannel]

Sinatra had such an insane thick tone to his voice, so many harmonics to it. That's what I like to call a freak voice, it comes around every thousand years.

[@MelvilleG]

As a matter of fact Sinatra's voice was never close to powerful and his range was pretty small. I believe it is his theatrical stuff and charisma that lead people to love his singing.

[@sallynicholls5502]

@@MelvilleG I believe you are wrong.

[@personperson8663]

Sergei Kritzien He had an extremely powerful voice, might not have had a huge range but it was powerful as hell.

[@fernandogal.2346]

@@MelvilleG his range is fine for a standard light baritone like him. His voice was very rich , colour and harmonics. In his youth He reach a great #G4

[@okktok]

I think you mean to say Louis Armstrong instead of Sinatra.

[@dannydoc1969]

How many people can sing, harmonize, scat, have incredible fun and great banter, and be the best in their fields, all at the same time. I'm so lucky to have grown up with these icons.

[@mistermindahenziandalasnus3754]

dannydoc1969 While smoking at that. 😉

[@BishopBarron]

Two masters.

[@ulyssesgrant2782]

We will never forget them!

[@obirkedici]

father, god bless you.

[@desinatalia5816]

Father God bless you

[@sethgallagher5986]

Couldnt agree more

[@alexb8989]

Godbless you Bishop Robert Barron, I hope you are having a Great Day!!🙏🙏

[@vladtepes4526]

The best clean male voice and growl in jazz! Great combination!

[@markomedic2649]

Satchmo's growl reminds me of Java the Caveman from Martin Mystery!

[@NotHarpoGroucho]

Bing wasn't singing, but yeah he was the cleanest voice in jazz.

[@matthewgrigsby1154]

Kane Hearst what do you mean?

[@pranavquackerson831]

What about Nat?

[@tombreen932]

Amen brother Amen

[@ForceJerry]

Too much class in one video.

[@ulyssesgrant2782]

I agree.

[@julialovesgfriend]

Thank God I'm able to watch them here on KZbin...I'll never be able to see them in person,but at least I can listen to them...and THAT is magic.

[@saree9812]

you are so right!

[@thekingofthug3483]

*thats right!*

[@calvinohrt6111]

Julia Calvet I believe Louis Armstrong died in the year 1967 of I think lung failure, before Martin Luther King gave that speech, Frank Sinatra died in 1998 of heart attack I think.

[@potdog1000]

i feel the same

[@paulakpacente]

I was VERY lucky. My husband took me to see Sinatra live in 1982. Thrilling!

[@mchagnon7]

That high five at the end proves you can't be in the presence of Louis Armstrong without something cool happening.

[@mumbles215]

actually that was a "regular" five, not a high five..That would be called "give me 5" then theres the "high 5" and then the "low 5" the low 5 was/is the least popular (or used less) I'm trying to bring back the "5" just as they did

[@rudolftrost3534]

Two Kings on stage. Sinatra's cool stems from a different time and Armstrong will never be passed on the trumpet.

[@franckfagour2867]

Rudolf Trost merci

[@hypersmart9840]

Covid 19, 2020 struggles and depression disappear when you watch this joyful video

[@edwinhumbertoarcehernandez2437]

Lady super beautiful 😘😘😘😘

[@suzuka4596]

Agreed

[@adammarko7069]

@@edwinhumbertoarcehernandez2437 simp

[@builderman3232]

You're right

[@peteharper2687]

They both look like they were having lots of fun, it's a joy to watch and listen to.

[@EagleScout2019]

I love how much they both enjoyed performing with each other. It seemed as if they were just hanging out if you only look at there expressions

[@rafaelfrancoacosta3676]

La trompeta de Armstrong y la voz de Sinatra son de las mejores cosas que el siglo pasado pudo brindarnos en bandeja de plata. Grandes, maestros. 👏🏼

[@demitrithewizard]

They carry the non exaggerated swagger of two music legends.

[@angik5503]

Lyrics Oh, they say some people long ago Were searching for a different tune One that they could croon As only they can They only had the rhythm So they started swaying to and fro They didn't know just what to use That is how the blues really began They heard the breeze in the trees Singing weird melodies And they made that the start of the blues And from a jail came the wail Of a down-hearted frail And they played that As part of the blues From a whippoorwill Out on a hill They took a new note Pushed it through a horn Till it was worn Into a blue note And then they nursed it, rehearsed it And gave out the news That the Southland gave birth to the blues!

[@davidfaustinchrist8842]

The Spirits Of Louis Armstrong & Frank Sinatra Will Live In me Forever, Perpetually, and For All Eternity. Thank You Almighty Holy Trinity.✝️🤴🏾✡️

[@j3e125]

I think this performance shows just how perfect Sinatra's voice is.

[@AnonymousSpiderman]

Dean Martins voice: Smooth fine sand paper voice Louis Armstrong: High lovely Rough Sandpaper voice Frank Sinatra: Smoothest piercing voice something about all three's voice that i can't pinpoint. I love these 3 guys the best their ever was

[@carlosisraeltorresherrera1367]

Simplemente unico, incomparable, impresionante, majestuoso, impactante, maravilloso me faltan adjetivos para poder clasificarlo..

[@wiseverse7681]

I don't speak your tongue but I felt every word you said brother...

[@balta1345]

Simplemente inaudito

[@victorhugodasilveiraleite7664]

Duas lendas

[@alexjohnston2439]

That's three minutes and 24 seconds of pure awesomeness.

[@MaureenMaynes]

It doesn't get any better than this:)

[@alancodd199]

This is probably one of the greatest pieces of music ever played in the history of the world.

[@wheepwood]

This is an exquisite performance by Sinatra and Louis

[@MinecraftProdutction]

The kings of blues, Singing a duet. Amazing.

[@joelromero8000]

Elvis

[@allygurngemoeder2795]

@@joelromero8000 Elvis? King of blues?? That's funny

[@marilynpresley2am]

@@allygurngemoeder2795 Elvis sings ALL genres

[@richardcavallo9850]

Heaven has a lot of talent!😇🎵

[@dagobertoserrano9476]

I have nothing but praise for both artists and the song, one of the best duets to ever occur.

[@yungsimmmie9835]

WOW Louis Armstrongs' voice is so powerful!

[@ditocerto]

Very very powerful

[@andrewlowe9969]

Imagine that is a live performance, and such joy and respect between these two greats as they sang and played together. You can't replicate the talents of those two great men. They both were a gift to the world and I wish we could see more like them in an age where most artists are annoying noise in comparison.

[@Nightrain76]

That was so good. Elite talent right there.

[@nestorliberato]

Nightrain76 I couldn't say it better myself man 😊

[@michaelhill1737]

sinatra translates for louis' trumpet

[@liasayscanyounot2392]

hahahaha yes that awesome

[@DanteInferno72]

That's true ,,,hahaha,,these two were another League !,,,

[@adrianaripollcoca5938]

Me encantan el jazz

[@Multimeli123]

Oh two of my favorie singer...on the same stage!!!! LOVE IT, THANKS.

[@Mauzac31]

This was the time when singing was joyful and fun, not pretentious or philosophical. Love it.

[@PlayNiceFolks]

the Blues certainly have a philosophical side to them, though everything probably does.

[@jerrysmith2354]

Nothing wrong with some philosophy in songs. They just need to be enjoyable. Is Elvis's "Im The Ghetto" not a statement on the slums, and how we should try and help out poor neighborhoods?

[@joesmith9334]

6u0

[@joesmith9334]

Xc guy hu8at

[@Painlezz180]

Stupid comment

[@joyanngabo2802]

Great performance. Both artists are having a great time and you cant help but smile and enjoy as they perform

[@budway1942]

lets smoke while we sing...real men.

[@thekingofthug3483]

*dont smoke dude! thats not good for you! and now global warming :v*

[@DDCCP1999]

Lmao. They probably thought it helped they were helpful for them. Cigarettes used to be used as a treatment for asthma.

[@pedroaugustoescudeiro2865]

@@DDCCP1999 kkkkkkkkk

[@markbudinsky6273]

Don't be a sissy

[@thehezkil5761]

@@thekingofthug3483 smoke on the water

[@jonnyquatromusic]

1:49 "oh, she was a frantic chick!" 😁😁😁

[@airamj.cruz.7711]

Black and White together to create the best combination...Beautiful pair of voices !

[@andreo.7633]

MARIA DE JESUS CRUZ RAMIREZ until ur comment never even NOTICED color.

[@airamj.cruz.7711]

Andre you are right ! I should've never said that...we all have red blood....hugs!!

[@madturklad]

actually armstrongs voice has little to do with his race . the reason why the has that “gravelly” voice was because of a cold he went trough in 1921. he later had a surgery to “fix” his voice but that only made it more gravelly

[@TaylorIDKswifttho]

Andre Osorio I understand ur intent but it had a lot to do with the sum total of what u see here, two different perspectives based on personal experiences it was a very informative observation to remember, there is a real you behind what you present, this is good to acknowledge, it shows where we came from to this very moment ur reading this. These times were unapproachingly hard, and we had push harder then the pull ,to continue live in spite of the bondage of my family that share my color, to be above average to get anywhere in this country, because of the misunderstanding of love that produce the creation of choices and decisions and when give the ego the wrong message, we must reflect in order move forward effectively, in all honesty, that was not a mean spirited comment, it was very necessary and an opinion,that helps to continue dialogue to help heal,grow, and learn. This individual is telling you what she saw from her perspective based on her experience, it was an honestly constructive and perfectly her truth, we have to learn to be more aware of ourselves and our intention in order grow and change, everything is lessons and experiences that creates earth school, until we leave here, let's not push back things that seem offensive due to personal issues, let's talk and help each other as if it's simple but with consistent patience in these moments of life. We have to approach those things which are and seem most fearful, because fear is closer to or if not the root cause of many misunderstandings that yield effects we find hard to comprehend since the beginning of time, this approach it reveals the vulnerability humans share and one of it's many ways. In American history this a very highly valued beautiful thing especially considering the courage that is needed to share that moment in being connected,vulnerable and willing, the tremendous effort to give you the best they had in that moment, it's a blessing to see what is possible if try to accept each other or at least tolerate you neighbor, off just shear strength of we are both artist and would like to express our experience with whomever need it or want it. Frank was smart and wise enough to take the opportunity in spite of his advantage and Louie was wise enough to seize a rare and risky opportunity, he had to work past letting fear arrest him, which his gift that proved to show the mighty power of the spirit to love, it conquers all, Frank was able to move from his appointed comfort of this moment as a white man to be discerning and courageous enough to share that we are all human and we all feel, all of us. Whether anyone think he meant it or not his better self was aware of something beautifully precious as humanity, Louie was able to be brave enough and forgiving to accept the duality with a costume of an old familiar enemy that could have been in another place in America and took his life, that has courage and lots of nerve a perfect example of putting intentionak effort to create a better world every small act of love and kindness count, ask the spiritual realm aka your-soul to show you the necessity of all things dealing with this here life experience we picked on this earth, its a perfect class, we are all pushing forward to wholeness no matter what it seem or look like or our opinion or judgement, everybody wants to feel better and need to, that is worth the effort and hard work you see here or anywhere even in ur typing to her or to me, ur intent to express that racism is non beneficial here and trust me ur not alone and we totally see why, but as Malcolm X said "we must have patience with our brothers and sisters, because there was a time we did not know" either, so my point if you never agree or understand what my intent was typing this all, well I wanted for us to be aware of our souls that drive the physical manifestations u interpret, the more we are aware of ourselves, to awaken,to have real power, to conciously choose our intentions, to help create necessary experiences that will effectively help us learn why love conquers all, and that is the source of where you come from nomatter what you do, its where you came from and how you get back, it is all ways closer then oxygen and even death comes from love moving in it's own forms, this is all laughter or rather a beautiful thing, looking from the heart of the soul, everything is perfect, we can see it if we learn to trust that we are more then capable of being our realselves and search for that contentment or happiness and peace with that, ourselves first or vice versa depending on how u learn, you get to pick, your soul (the real you) will always help you to get to where your suppose to be to help yourself to your wholeness no matter what or how it effects your perception good bad or indifferent, everyone here you already know just a costume party, but in this realm you got prove to your soul that you came to heal the misunderstanding that you are unaware of that arrests you, you remember you the real you, as your down here, only showing a small piece of what you really are..............none of this matters when you leave this semester but where you honest with yourself enough to be aware of your-soul and it's intentions, you are aware of some but it's more to learn and it's so worth it, when everyone go through all these life classes until they ready to graduate (which you decide) and bless compassionately with that innate real power, we will all know in wholeness, it was always ok, shit it was perfect, it's amazing,life is when the ego is no longer neglected in being misunderstood, it to will reveal it's self if love in its authentically way be invited to nurture and heal...... that's all I had at the moment to try to reach a soul .......my deepest intent to try to help shed light on the way to wholeness for anyone traveling the dark(cantsee ,misunderstanding) road to your higher self in light (clarification,understand, source of love which is everything) ...........love, rreettyyuull (my account, because I got a little curious on my friend phone. It just touched me at this moment to communicate with the best I had for the moment as I am learning to)😘

[@JIMP1000]

Taylor King want to creare another essay...

[@BigNick_Pro]

Two Jazz Icons In One Blues Frame

[@CheesyPeaz]

I was definitely born 50 years later than I should have been..

[@51ayer54]

At least you can listen to music from all previous generations

[@treseancann1261]

@@51ayer54 True.

[@williammichael2871]

me too

[@nihatyuksel904]

You born true time but music not goes on true way nowadays

[@jebushwplainview9453]

So having all the music in the palm of your hands isn’t the best time to be a music fan?

[@shickeyshickey2844]

I do not understand ,who does not like this...great people,great music and times...

[@lolita19711]

golden age of music

[@hamporpabor859]

*I really don’t see how people can dislike this kind of music.* It’s like saying “that a vintage object is affronting because it is from another time, let me get on to the internet to spread my hate.” I’m just 16 and wish I could’ve witnessed this genre of music at it’s peak.

[@mosesehijie3265]

I feel u man

[@aidandunn5849]

I wish we had music like this in 2018

[@colkidglen8802]

The great Louis and Frank. Beautiful. In the late 50's, as a teenager I (many of us) knew that Louis Armstrong was very special.

[@zroy9263]

This is priceless! These cats are doing it right, all the way to the end! Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong were both jazz singers who established the genre for cats like me to enjoy for the rest of our lives.

[@williammichael2156]

Two legends enjoy each others talent ❤

[@yanikvilleneuve4725]

Best. Crossover. Ever!

[@andyhiscox9194]

Just love this, these guys are Jazz legends

[@Ken鬼神TV]

Listening to this while drinking whiskey, here's to you Frank and Louis! God, such cool cats! TIME MACHINE PLEASE!

[@HRpuffnstuff23]

Cheers!

[@nigelcreasy6046]

At the time this was breaking down so many barriers. Louis Armstrong was one of the greatest musicians of the century and Frank Sinatra not only a great entertainer but a principled man.

[@aaron1143]

Doesn't get much better than this. Always makes me happy. 🙂

[@larsvdwerf]

I love this so much, it almost makes me cry.

[@LISSA4579]

OH! yes !!!! LARS. ME TOO.

[@jazzapn51]

What a pair of monsters of the music!!! I love them!

[@AnnaKalvari]

Two of my favorite music legends together! Oh my god, how did I miss this?!

[@АннаКиреева-щ9э]

Как повезло тем кто видел этих людей в живую! ❤

[@maureen1938]

Thank you for posting this magnificent share....AWESOME.....Two superb music men.

[@ulyssesgrant2782]

Two great icons gone forever... but we will never forget them!

[@Philosopher-pv4ul]

These are my two favorite singers from this time period, and to hear them sing together is golden! Great video!

[@UFGator1972]

When great talent like Sinatra and Armstrong die, we are deprived of greatness forever! RIP Masters.

[@jhonnydleon]

I will never get tired of listening to this masterpiece.

[@realizeeshan]

So effortlessly perfectttt.

[@BoleDaPole]

These guys man, i tell ya what, simply the best in the business. They look like they're having so much fun up there

[@ralphbaguettes3609]

must watch this daily , its like medicine

[@akahagrid]

oh my gosh how did we let this music die out!! Let’s bring it back 🥺

[@expatriacao__recrutame_selecao]

Wow! Wonderful performance! Thank you 🌼

[@Giovanni_dos_santos_aveiro]

The great legend all of time Franklin and Louis

[@patriciaswahn7560]

This is real music and talent. One where you just close your eyes, feel the music in your soul and have a nice slow dance with your Spouse.

[@kwesiattasakyi4978]

That unique raucous voice of Satchmo with his comical looks! Great stuff! They were a fantastic duo! MTSRIP!

[@dannydoc1969]

Can't get much better. People forget how great Louis' raspy voice was, always in key, great harmonies, and scat. What a pair.

[@MrBanchiniOfficial]

You Can really appreciate music the further you go back and listen to the basics, I’m mostly a metalhead for the most part but I love going back every now and then and listening to some blues/Jazz just to listen to the barebones and see how much it’s changed today... it’s good to appreciate both sides and learn a thing or two because it can be a useful insight

[@jules8159]

You’re rare on this planet

[@ron8162]

Just two voices and one instrument is all they need to make amazing music

[@digomenezes3941]

Gosh , incredible ! they are just having fun , not for money or anything like that , they're doing cuz they love to singing . That's gonna be for all eternity , thank you so much !

[@user-khushithv19]

Two masters in one frame amazing man

[@robjones2408]

Now you know why Amy Winehouse titled her debut album "Frank"..... No male singer has ever matched Frankie at the peak of his powers. As for Louie, the father of jazz trumpeters he found the perfect foil with Mr.S. They were two of a kind. Both inspired millions of imitators, but they were unparalleled talents.

[@jules8159]

It was also Frank as in honest

[@ElPampero1862]

Two Legends together

[@andyhiscox9194]

A day without Sinatra is day wasted 💙

[@pennyhasheela4589]

This is the first time i am seeing this, but i must say I LOVE IT.

[@patrickhunt6055]

This is so epic. I can’t stop smiling.

[@Nightrain76]

This is absolutely brilliant.

[@danielrechignac1654]

J'adore ces 2 géants. Un vrai régal de les regarder, leur complicité, leurs charmantes têtes. A real pleasure. Svetlana from France.

[@mkptrsn]

These guys had natural talent which keep people coming back for generations

[@DavidHallidayMusic]

125 thumbs down?! What the f*** is wrong with people. Two of the all-time greats!

[@captainkangaroo4301]

Some people are just hateful. If you don’t like this you are soulless.

[@davidbento9459]

Jeff I agree,, I know I would lose it on these people that put the thumbs down in person, just for being that dumb!

[@kickbutalsky3715]

David Halliday is so true

[@trifathrahadiatma3059]

Yeah... where the JB is a King

[@tsd_ju7084]

It's cos of the smokin in TV dude!! That's not politically correct! :P

[@josephcarpenter6921]

Thank You stunning

[@TheBelovedDisciple144]

So much soul in both their voices

[@singher100]

2 million hits love this just love it thanks for the upload

[@rafibrown2112]

Back when music was music

[@sextuspompeius1266]

Rafi Brown and wasn't raw dogshit

[@joushuatroutman5649]

I prefer this... I'm 17 so it kinda says something

[@mistermindahenziandalasnus3754]

There's a lot of good music now. Just have to look out for it.

[@maximalist5038]

Go listen to some Bublé dude. He’s one of the last guys that can sing and do the big band thing on a large scald

[@jitsuwelschmeyer3565]

What do you mean music will always be music

[@jaredtheamerican1776]

My grandpa was fortunate to meet both of them as he was in a band.

[@eiknaththakur6773]

this is the definition of "Classic"

[@swbrand]

I saw and knew them all. Sammy was a great joy. I miss them all so so so very much.

[@tronarat]

the famous armstrong smile ,love love love him

[@spence_e]

this is beautiful

[@hugobarrett9507]

2 of the greatest musicians together on stage

[@sirgatt0]

old music was and still is powerful

[@riyadhmoaz9958]

I’m trying to describe how beautiful are those two incredible men. But I can’t. Just keep listening. Excuse my English

[@IvveHD]

these are legends right here. wish i was born to see em

[@marcoscallau7332]

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful...

[@keytosuccess5634]

When they sang, they were like two bestfriends having fun together. Love it. Love the smiles on their face.

[@brunomoreiralima1296]

Two institutions of the american music... All my respect and regard to these fantastic gentlemen!