Stephanie Trick & Paolo Alderighi @ Duke Heitger's 3rd Annual Steamboat Stomp

Stephanie Trick & Paolo Alderighi with Kevin Dorn & Clint Baker@ Duke Heitger's 3rd Annual Steamboat Stomp, Captain's Salon Onboard The Natchez, New Orleans, September 18th, 2015.

[@jensblling-ladegaard598]

Who's Sorry Now? (the first was: As Long As I Live!): Sounds like Fats Waller was coming down from his place in Heaven to play a solo or two. Stephanie is so much "according" to Fats, in number two, Who's Sorry Now, f.ex., she plays some of the most famous Fats-solo, "Handful Of Keys" from 1929, as a part of the improvisation of the number! Fats would have been proud of her!

[@grizwoldphantasia5005]

What amazes me is how I always hear both Fats and Stephanie.

[@raymondbiller2257]

4 years after I first saw this, I rate this as one of the best sets ever. I love the selection of songs.

[@paolobozano4125]

Beautyfull everythings perfect the four musicians, the location with the nice paintings of the Steamboats,the dress of Stephanie and last but not least the music you shared with us!! Great Thank you so much for this moment of joy and pure jazz!!

[@geoffreybarras7317]

Great swing music

[@goognamgoognw6637]

@@geoffreybarras7317 Stephanie is such a gift, a living legend, and Paolo is filling his role so well complementing her perfectly. Stephanie is a beautiful woman with great taste in dressing i cannot but have to say it even everybody knows.

[@dancahill9122]

It is so wonderful Steffanie and hubby like to play very small venues. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.

[@andrewuk2683]

Two exceptional pianists. They make it look effortless.

[@idamelroseshoufler9921]

Oh how I enjoy this!! All four musicians are over loaded with talent!

[@JonathanStory]

Because they're such a visual treat to watch, it's easy to forget that their music is also a treat for the ears.

[@heartpursuer]

I love that Paolo supports her with loving looks and respectful deference during her solos.

[@lescobrandon3047]

heartpursuer ... but retains top billing.

[@goognamgoognw6637]

That was an awesome performance. In a room that probably didn't have the best resonance. Living legend pianist Stephanie Trick & Paolo Alderighi.

[@pierrestephaneberriot8761]

Merci pour tout le bonheur que vous nous offrez. Bravo à vous ! P-Steph

[@CANDCJ]

Google translate: "Thank you for all the happiness you give us. Congratulations to you ! P-Steph"

[@raymondbiller2257]

The second song, "Who's Sorry Now" is one of my all time favorites. Hope they put it on an album.

[@oscarmicheli8260]

Always the BEST!

[@albertogarciaarango2411]

EXCELENTES COMO SIEMPRE!!!!

[@francoisebrouillet314]

Superbe, on ne peut ne pas les écouter et réécouter . Trop beau. J adore!!! Bravo à tous les deux.

[@Midway_Ace]

This is SUPERB!!!! Love this!!!!!

[@spatialfrance]

24' 15" Your always in my dreams (original from guitar)... whaoooo !

[@francoisebrouillet314]

Bravo aussi au bassiste et batteur 👍👍👌. Un quarto superbe.

[@CANDCJ]

Google translate: "Bravo also to the bassist and drummer 👍👍👌. A superb quartet"

[@giljeep]

fantastiques musiciens bravo!!!!!

[@raffaeletemporin6383]

Scoperti da poco tempo ascoltando Paolo Tomelleri! Ora li ascolto spesso. Bravissimi!!!

[@ex59neo53]

This video is a pure pain .... for those with injured ankles :)

[@lanalosev4270]

Wow wow BRAVO

[@AbbeBuck]

Stephanie! Paolo! 💟💕💕

[@yobnod]

Lovin' Boogie!

[@norlybone]

great entertainment, just the job!

[@doralerner4344]

A very good play.

[@Jimmychongkiahwee]

Bravo!

[@anne-christinepersson6224]

Hi Jimmy, This constellation of the quartet was put together only for this particular gig without prerehearsal. This being said, these muscians are outstanding. Whenever any of them are in your neighborhood, be sure to be there!

[@Jimmychongkiahwee]

Anne-Christine Persson Yeah Anne, with striding princess and her prince around , bravo is an understatement:)

[@hermanpetitditdelaroche7240]

Geweldig!

[@CANDCJ]

Google translate: "Awesome!"

[@torbjorn68]

Paolos solo from 33:12 - OMG!

[@zofiazdanowska3507]

Przepięknie.

[@CANDCJ]

Google translate: "Beautiful."

[@j.geraldmorris5972]

Very good for training Geraldine.

[@davidv.kutaliya]

❤️

[@lescobrandon3047]

I miss Stephanie’s solos. Difficult to wreck a great talent’s career but it obviously can be done.

[@productdesign9626]

Yes, she seems devastated

[@ivandegrisogono3334]

Fully agree!

[@lioneldarde1851]

Trop faciles ..😂😂😘😘

[@larrynovotny1673]

What is the first song called?

[@lesterwyoung]

"As Long as I Live," composed by Harold Arlen, with lyrics by Ted Koehler. It was written for their last show at the Cotton Club Parade, in 1934. It was introduced by Avon Long and Lena Horne.

[@AntoinePressiat69]

what's the drummer's name ? Thanks !

[@anne-christinepersson6224]

Hi Tatane73! It's Kevin Dorn on drum and Clint Baker on double bass.

[@zofiazdanowska3507]

Zgrany kwartet-cudowny.

[@CANDCJ]

Google translate: "A wonderful quartet"

[@davmar9923]

Poorly recorded video/audio of these great artists. Skip it and select a better one (many available).

[@goognamgoognw6637]

The room audio look like they were abysmal, but this is as live as it gets on a steamboat ?

[@VLAD-yl5uq]

Так и я могу. А вот Мурку залабать поди слабо.

[@freeqwerqwer]

Stephanie hits it on the money but isn't a polished pianist, while Paolo's classical touch is nice but it doesn't go with rag dance music.

[@raymondbiller2257]

Please elaborate as to why you think Stephanie isn't a polished pianist.

[@freeqwerqwer]

Stephanie fingering chops are dry and choppy and lacks vitality in her tone. She also plays a tad fast in some renderings. Well, listen to the recordings of Jelly Roll Morton himself and you'll feel his ragtime swing which makes one want to stand up and dance. Stephanie also should start to sing to pick up attention. But Stephanie plays definitely more American than that Classical Paolo.

[@raymondbiller2257]

Well Fred, thanks for your opinion. It is amazing that with such poor techinque she has risen to the top of her field and is loved by practically everyone that isn't a Flintstone. And to compare her with her husband who plays an entirely different style of piano (Jazz vs. Stride) is like comparing apples to oranges.

[@larrydewein5078]

As a pianist myself, MyOpinion is Fred knows NOTHING about the piano, ragtime, or classical! These two are the very best and at the top of the skill needed to play ragtime or stride piano!! I think Fred has a tin ear!! LOL

[@jackwagstaff979]

@@larrydewein5078 Fred needs to get a life...