Bix Beiderbecke feat. Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
Bix Beiderbecke With Frankie Trumbauer And His Orchestra Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
Dave Edmunds Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
Eric Clapton by Mary McCreary I've been working so hard, Just came home …
Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
Frankie Tambauer And His Orchestra Featuring Bix Beiderbecke Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
Frankie Trumbauer / His Orchestra Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
Frankie Trumbauer And His Orchestra Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra feat. Bix Beiderbecke Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
Frankie Trumbauer And His Orchestra Featuring Bix Beiderbecke Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
Guy Mitchell Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'Cause I…
The Kentucky Headhunters Well, I never felt more like singin' the blues 'cause I…
Tricky I've been working so hard Just came home from my job I…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Bix Beiderbecke:

'Ol Man River Ol' man river That ol' man river He don't say nothing But he…
'Tain't So Baby 'Tain't So Hey, people, you should come to Arkansas, Meet a friend…
A Good Man Is Hard to Find (Tupac) They say Intro/Chorus: (B-Legit) Influenced by crime…
Back In Your Own Back Yard We leave home expecting to find a blue bird, Hoping ev'ry…
Back in Your Own Back Yard 3 We leave home expecting to find a blue bird, Hoping ev'ry…
Back In Your Own Backyard We leave home expecting to find a blue bird, Hoping ev'ry…
Bessi Couldn't Help It Bessie couldn't help it, Bessie couldn't help it Bessie …
Bessie Couldnt Help It Bessie couldn't help it, Bessie couldn't help it Bessie cou…
Blue River Tell me why a song is sad Never glad Blue river Blue river D…
Changes Beautiful changes in different keys, Beautiful changes and …
Coquette Hear me, why you keep fooling Little coquette, making fun of…
Do I Hear You Saying "I Love You" Do I hear you saying, "I love you! I love…
Embraceable You Embrace me, my sweet embraceable you! Embrace me, you irrepl…
From Monday Every day was blue day, 'Til you loved me true,…
Goose Pimples Nan nan kkumi isseotjyo Beoryeojigo jjitgyeo namruhayeodo Na…
Humpty Dumpty Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great…
I Can't Give You Anything But Love Gee, but it's tough to be broke, kid. It's not a…
I'm Looking Over A 4 Leaf Clover I'm looking over a four-leaf clover I overlooked before On…
I'm More Than Satisfied A small Jean Genie snuck off to the city Strung out…
In The Good Old Summertime There's a time each year That we always hold dear Good old…
Lovable Lovable! There's no use talking, You're so lovable! When we …
Mississippi Mud When the sun goes down, the tide goes out, The…
My Heart Stood Still I took one look at you That's all I meant to…
My Pet My pet, how I love her My pet, speaking of her Say,…
Ol' Man River Ol' man river That ol' man river He don't say nothing But he…
Ol Man River Ol' man river That ol' man river He don't say nothing But…
Ramona I wander out yonder o'er the hills Where the mountains high …
River Boat Shuffle All you cotton toters, Mississippi floaters, Gather all …
Riverboat Shuffle (Remastered) All you cotton toters, Mississippi floaters, Gather all abou…
Rockin' Chair Old rockin' chair's got me, my cane by my side Fetch…
Royal Garden BGlues No use of talkin' no use of talkin' You'll start in…
Stardust And now the purple dusk of twilight time Steals across the…
Sugar When my sugar walks down the street All the little birdies…
Sunday I knew every monday Thinking over to sunday That one day tha…
Sunshine A lot of cobwebs in your head, You're getting rusty,…
Sweet Sue Every star above Knows the one I love: Sweet Sue,…
That's My Weakness Now Love, love, love, love, Look what you've done to me! The t…
There Ain't No Sweet Man 2 Shaking like a leaf on a tree That's coming loose from…
Tiger Rag Hold that tiger Hold that tiger Hold that tiger Hold that ti…
Wainting At The End Of The Road Weary of roamin' on, Yearning to see the dawn, Counting the …
When When my sugar walks down the street All the little birdies…
When My Sugar Walks Down The Street When my sugar walks down the street All the little birdies…
when my suger walks down the street When my sugar walks down the street All the little birdies…
Why Do I Love You Do I hear you saying, "I love you! I love…
You too advantage on me In the spring when the feeling was chronic And my caution…

The lyrics are frequently found in the comments by searching or by filtering for lyric videos

Comments from YouTube:

@PortMantoo

10y↑434

Due to a bully of a brother, I wasn't "allowed" to contribute to my dad's funeral music, although Dad and I spent many an hour together listening to' Bix and Dorsey. Dad even began learning cornet in middle age and made a pilgrimage to Bix's hometown in Davenport Iowa because of his admiration. So Dad, I dedicate this Bix to you..I hope you've run into him on the other side!

@vikashvikash2891

6y↑1

PortMantoo

@barreltapper

6y↑26

Me too my Dad insisted that Bix was Black. He said he had to be cos he played Jazz so well. He hit me when I told him it was White music.

@denizbluemusic

5y↑4

barreltapper did you show him a photo of bix

@petel2952

5y↑12

taylor..."issues"...so do you.

@cyndimoring9389

5y↑10

@@taylorreber and you don't? must be too young, not lived long enough..

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@marioanghinolfi

2y↑17

Every morning, I used to wake up with this song that my grandfather had on the stereo.
Such a sweet delight.

@michelleceo7935

very cool. jazz daddy gramps.

@sealskin2001

14y↑89

When Louis first heard Bix play, he said "Those sweet notes just went right through me." Mutual admiration.

@davel9015

4y↑7

Eddie Condon said, "Sounded just like a girl sayting 'Yes'"

@tallswede80

Biz superior. Blax overrated

@otmq

@@tallswede80you racist.

@otmq

@@tallswede80and you’re also wrong.

@omarkhayyam94

15y↑87

I felt very harshly about five minutes ago, but now I listen to this and all my problems are gone. It's that beautiful. I love Bix' playing.

@Joan-cj7ed

4y↑1

David Cohen hello man how are you

@stevepaul6955

5y↑38

RIP Bix. You left this world way too soon.

@nadyarossi5102

4y↑1

Amen to that

@djingodjango1

8y↑87

The first time I heard this it was like touching a live wire. God, this is music at its best!!!!

@SWAviatorII

8y↑7

Rusty, I could not agree more.

@bobwise3495

4y↑12

Hard to believe that this song will be 100 years old soon.

@terrabus1

4y↑10

This is the jazz sound I always think of when I think of early jazz. There's just something about it. I can totally see myself on a hot night listening to it on a massive radio in a cramped old apartment while I sit at my desk on a manual typewriter. It just has that feel to me.

@SWAviatorII

10y↑30

One of the best jazz tunes ever recorded.

@lburrell1965

9y↑42

I can't deny it, he was stone cold awesome ! Tragic the drink got him.

@thomasromano9321

6y↑6

No, the drink didn't get him, he got the drink, probably due to problems he couldn't face anymore. Some phenomenal geniuses burn out early, and I think Bix was one of them. If the drink hadn't got him something else would have. It sounds like Bix, like some other country, blues, jazz and rock artists, reached a point where he self-destructed. It's too bad it was at such a young age. And from what I understand, Bix couldn't read a note of music, never did learn. Wow, talk about a phenomenal musical ear. (no pun intended, because his ears stuck out).

@nadyarossi5102

4y↑1

Like Bunny Berrigan.

@scotnick59

@@nadyarossi5102 Exactly.

@jan48buch

@@thomasromano9321 æ

@btruj2507

3y↑3

His dang dad got him, by disapproving his path in life. If his dad only knew how timelessly famous his son would be and that he was so good he jammed with Louis Armstrong! Kids: don't let your parents tell you how to spend your life!

@jamesjordan5214

12y↑15

There will never be another Bix, nor will there ever be music like this!

@Oldsrocket56

4y↑2

Try Tuba Skinny

@monsterjazzlicks

Try Kenny G!

@keithmcmahon202

10y↑33

A recording one never ever tires of hearing. It has been said that Lester Young played this over and over in his youth and had memorized Trumbaur's solo note for note. "Singing" is right up there with West End Blues.

@idh3854

5y↑8

I first heard Bix in the 1980's during the TV series "The Beiderbecke Affair" later to become a trilogy with "the Beiderbecke Tapes" & "the Beiderbecke connection"

@thetriumphofthethrill2457

6y↑8

One of the loveliest tunes ever recorded. Immaculate playing from start to finish. Tha passage of nearly a century hasn't diminished the quality of the song.

@fretkillrlives

10y↑48

A landmark recording. The newly perfected electric recording finally made it possible to record instruments with lower volumes. In this recording guitarist Eddie Lang can be heard clearly because he was playing closest to the microphone. A beautiful melody and legendary players.

@thestoryplease

10y↑2

Thanks for that. Usually the rhythm was carried by a banjo because it carried into the recording.

@Jojobi

13y↑103

Eddie Lang, the most underappreciated guitarist in history, without him there would be no Django Reinhart.

@MatthewBanks100

3y↑3

I would love to learn more about him and Joe Venuti!

@Rickriquinho

You've said it all!

@armanifrank7131

you probably dont care but does any of you know a tool to log back into an instagram account??
I was stupid forgot my account password. I love any tips you can offer me.

@laynelane9080

@Armani Frank instablaster :)

@PhukIT1865

3y↑5

thanks for turning me on to Eddie but there still would be a Django

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@jamesiswonderful

14y↑9

Even at a young age of 15 i still enjoy listening to the simple, yet complicated, style of Bix's music. I hope to become more involved with the Bix Festival when i get older.

@JakesMinecraft777

3y↑3

still enjoying at 26?

@alan-sk7ky

Well did you? 🙂

@MrLotus54

9y↑48

Bix's solo on this piece is considered to be one the greatest jazzsolo's ever. It is a solo of intense, brooding beauty, carefully built up to a typical tumbling break in the middle, with a surprise explosion after it. Fletcher Henderson paid it the ultimate tribute by recording it twice in a version for his whole brass section. There was hardly a contemporary white musician of jazz pretensions who didn't learn it by heart. (according to Columbia records LP CL845)

@manidig

7y↑2

Those liner notes were written by George Avakian.

@lizbeiderbecke-hart9092

Bixie was awarded (posthumously, obviously) a Grammy for this recording, as well as one for his piano composition 'In a Mist'. Bix Lives

@manudiazgarcia5202

4y↑5

Increíble.
Magnífico.
Maravilloso.
Alucinante.
Asombroso.
Estratosférico.
Más?

@tmmmviii

16y↑4

What a sweet, beautiful, smooth sound.

@megisynynef2224

7y↑3

Bix is heartbreakingly beautilul on this, and Eddie Lang is a revelation. Trumbauer was no slouch either. All in all this is a true classic. Thank you.

@SidLaw500

9y↑8

Fabulous melodic vision from Frankie and Bix!

@wexford1956

13y↑4

first hear'd bix back in the 80's when there was a tv drama series called "the beiderbecke tapes"....which was fantastic...bix music was played all the way through...and just grew on me...fantastic

@tmmmviii

14y↑2

This song keeps getting better each time I listen to it.

@timcallahan6368

9y↑28

If anyone is ever in the vicinity of Davenport, IA (his hometown) during "Bix Days", I heartily recommend stopping in for the fest. Trust me, you won't be disappointed !

@avantgardenovelist

8y↑1

thanks for the tip!

@joemurphy6168

6y↑1

I can't pin down when it takes place. Who must I contact to find out when this year?

@flumps3283

5y↑2

@@joemurphy6168 I know this is an old comment, but you can find info at https://www.bixsociety.org/ and it's Aug 1-3, 2019

@Luketc7

5y↑1

Susie NW thank you!

@mitchc235

5y↑1

Its usually the last weekend of july

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@harryf200

10y↑7

Perhaps my favourite traditional jazz track of all time ...

@jamesbeiderbecke6100

7y↑8

Bix's note at 1:31 will always evoke such a powerful emotion for me.

@YaqoHomo

7y↑1

ur biased because he's ur grandpa

@jamesbeiderbecke6100

7y↑3

Actually, Bix did not have any children. I am Bix's great-grandnephew, descendant of his brother Charles "Burnie" Beiderbecke. I simply enjoy Bix's music and view it to be timeless as many other do.

@intrepidpooch

5y↑2

Love the stank he gets on that note! Definitely shows his admiration for Pops there (and it was mutual)!

@certuv

6w↑1

hope this music will be ay my demise , I am a 83 year old trad jazz fan.

@christinebyrne8414

4y↑1

It's my birthday next month. I don"t have parties but this year I intended to do so. Can't obviously because we are all incarcerated. Then I thought let's ask all the people I know and care about (and hope they care for me) to listen to this track and celebrate with me. Not just me but Bix and life - what a life affirming track is this. Go well. CB. X

@ladytanglewood

14y

Oh thank you. for this. I am 65 but my father played the trumpet and had his own band here in canada. Of all the trumpet players he was in awe of your great great uncle. Dad is long passed but finally get to hear Bix's music many many thanks

@MARKMANIATT

8y↑5

One of jazz music's Crown Jewels.

@intrepidpooch

5y↑4

You can really hear where Lester Young was coming from in Frankie Trumbauer's solo. Prez always said this solo had a huge influence on him--he even emulated the light sound of the C-melody sax on his tenor!

@wholzman2

13y↑3

The coolest thing about Bix was that nobody could play a cornet like him. He was ahead of his time. It would have been great if he lived to see what things he bring forth. He wrote some really great piano pieces. Bix Forever!

@aerofredywr

15y↑4

Good that you share this beautiful music via YT, is one of my Bix´s favourites

@ferncorleone7265

8y↑38

Doing homework with this on actually helps concentrating...for a while, then my concentration would shift to music.

@henrytheinnocentviii7871

5y↑1

It's confidence, too, that music gives.

@eEdselEdsel

Some music just demands attention. This isn't lo-fi beats to study to that you can tune out.

@thatrecord5313

3y↑1

@@eEdselEdsel Agreed! I have 2 Study playlists on YouTube: the chill relaxing stuff you can tune out just to fill the silent night... and then there's the jazz study playlist that I listen to to pump through work that doesn't require massive amounts of concentration, just busy work. And all the way, my foot is stomping to the beat. I feel bad for my uncle downstairs.

@phaasch

Don't feel too bad about it- at least what you're inflicting on him is truely great music!

@jamesjordan5214

10y↑1

Bix and great Jazz; gone but not forgotten, and certainly not retrievable!

@bill291212

4y↑9

When Bix opens up I forget where I am.

@elisabettastolberg734

Ho 84 anni. Ho comperato il 78 giri di Bix nel 1952 quando di anni ne avevo 14. Riascoltarlo mi emoziona adesso quanto allora. Paolo Angioni.

@davidedmondson796

9y↑48

lets not forget the first GREATEST guitarist Eddie Lang!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@marcosking8

8y↑13

+David Edmondson you can hear langs typical cadensas running through in this song!

@SWAviatorII

8y↑9

Eddie was my first Jazz guitar hero...still is.

@davel9015

4y↑3

Edie also died way too young.

@DataLal

I had this song in my head - it was used for the start of a show on local radio station CKUA - and couldn't for the life of me remember what it was or who did it. I was going through Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman - lots of great tunes, to be sure. Then I remember - his name starts with a B...Bi..Bix! Bix Beiderbecke! Looked up his songs - Oh, I'll bet it's "Singin' The Blues"! - So, I clicked this video. Sure enough, it was! YES!! I feel triumphant! And it's such a delightful tune to listen to, always!

@LuiCduardo

14y↑1

this song takes me to the space! and then i was back in the 20's ... sweet!

@onewayout73

11y↑6

that's exactly what i need at this moment

@slownoman

14y↑1

Yes, Lang's counterpoint is perfect, as perfect in its own way as Bix' solo- but that solo, along with Pops' West End Blues, essentially lays out the whole essential vocabulary of blues-based jazz. Genius. No other word suffices. How appropriate that those two giants- Louis and Bix- admired one another, jammed together (now, what would you pay for a CD of those sessions. wow!), and yet retained each their own inimitable style. They knock me out, straight up.

@MrAudioProducer

13y↑3

Nice guitar comping of Eddie Lang!

@troublington

4y↑1

For me the star is, as ever, Eddie Lang. His playing drives and yet contains the entire number. Easy to forget that he is the real father of jazz guitar, but a few minutes of this shows exactly why.

@nadyarossi5102

He is amazing.

@InfoArtistJKatTheGoodInfoCafe

Agreed!

@danamathews5712

Now that's music!!!! I miss living on the NC east coast and the small radio station that played " make believe ballroom" every Saturday night . Swing, jazz, blues and ALWAYS mr. Bix ( my favorite ).

@Jazz-hk7ok

4y↑2

Músicos como bix son personas que aman la música más que a su propia vida . Su música sale de su corazón y llena nuestra alma

@joybreeden366

6y↑3

Great sounds
Nothing but goooood.

@1-shotslinger108

9y↑9

Listening to some of the musicians I'm learning about from a book called On Highway 61. Youtube makes it fun to read a book and then listen to the artists . I don't rmmeber how we did it in the past.

@girlinagale

9y↑6

We used to spend £8 on a song book with attached cassette tape backing and there were only 4 songs in it. And the cassette player was usually out of tune with our instrument.

@asderc1

Highway 61 has such a big legacy in music. The blues, jazz, Dylan, Elvis ect. Might have to pick up that book.

@marcelleuven3470

8y↑21

Bix Lives!

@phddddd

16y

thanks for thiis little bit of heaven ... the song, its whole texture, and richness of Bix ... hey, it just sends me!

@luisalbertosanguinetti3127

10y↑5

muy buena la informacion del personal que grabo. Eso es hacer historia para el futuro, gracias

@onedaxster

I'm more of a classic rock listener these days, but I got a soft spot for some good "old" music. This incredible work of Bix's really hits that spot!

@jamesiswonderful

13y

What brilliant talent Bix had. A true genius of the jazz era. I now acknowledge and appreciate my great great uncle Bix for his contribution to music of the wonderful jazz era. I hope to get more involved in the Bix fest and learn more about my family's history.

@paulagrunwell7050

4y↑1

Thank you, this is delightful.

@kingoma61

15y↑1

"Singin' the Blues" by Bix Beiderbecke was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1977. The song was recorded in 1927 with Frankie Trumbauer on sax and Eddie Lang on guitar. "Singin' the Blues (Till My Daddy Comes Home)" was written by J. Russel Robinson and was originally recorded by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band in 1920.

@MARKMANIATT

16y

Surely among the top ten Jazz recordings of all time.A rare special moment.

@ThatsaCryinShame

14y

I cannot begin to tell you how much I love this granpa music

@1duck1duck2goose

13y↑1

boy oh boy, I love eddie lang!

@marcoleone2248

4y↑1

spectacular this version !!

@sonarman65

16y

It just do not get any better than this. Bix was and still is king.

@giannidambrosioable

Ti ho conosciuto tardi....grande Bix!!!

@oiitzME1266

Just splendid,absolutely splendid.

@SHRINKINGVIOLET24

12y

thank you colouredsprinklegirl!! for getting me in this awesome music!!!!!!!!!!!!! so sad that he died at such a young age.... tfs

@6988bats

8y↑4

Outstanding!

@steve89z

16y

your post made me smile.thanks.i love bix the best ever.

@johnfairweather9188

23w↑2

This guy was so far ahead of his time. So sad that he died young. He had lots more playing ahead of him.

@thehater84

16y↑1

my man bix! thanks for putting this, it made my thanksgiving. a full stomach, bix, and some football, god bless america.

@johnnguyen6026

I just bought a set of old Tannoy Arden from a old nice lady she told me Bix is her uncle. I have no idea who Bix is so here I am enjoying his tunes.

@gabri3l367

13y

Incredibile il contrappunto improvvisato tra la tromba e la chitarra. Tutto perfetto e molto elegante.

@loveoldmovies2249

7y↑2

Love it... thanks for posting this!

@rentaghostokish5628

8y↑15

Arrggghhhh! Why was this genius taken out of the world at just 28 years old, when so many non-entities, dullards and downright evil fvckers live long lives???

@rikherlaar

...all the talent doesn't make you a smart live forever citizen - plenty of examples ever since - still ...they created such gems and all we can do is enjoy and respect..

@kevincaraher705

8y↑3

Because of alcohol, that is why. It's not the use, it's the abuse.

@zebooker

7y↑1

28 club!

@patrickhenry9238

read that due to the prohibition, some of the alcohol was poisoned at clubs with rat poison, and that its possibly why his health depleted so fast.

@cydneyelizabeth

12y↑2

my all time favorite

@robertozanetti6966

All those GODS together...unbelievable music...

@kingoma61

14y

Aileen Stanley released a vocal version of Singin' The Blues in 1920 as a Victor 78, 18703. The Original Dixieland Jazz Band released the song as part of a medley with "Margie" on Victor as 18717A in 1920. The song was co-written by J. Russel Robinson, the pianist in the ODJB. Fletcher Henderson and his band recorded a version in 1931 based on the Frankie Trumbauer-Bix Beiderbecke-Eddie Lang version. The Bix Beiderbecke version was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.

@johnderby8921

8y↑9

Bix music is always tops. Gone way too soon. The annual Bix fest in August in Davenport is well worth the effort and expense. NH

@08shortstop

8y↑14

Tragic artist ...timeless music.

@Jojobi

16y

I agree, one of the most criminally undervalued guitarist in history.

@CPorter

8y↑9

Imagine this, a movie set in the late 1920`s about losing a loved one ( not death, like divorce or something) and its the main character living out life. driving around, looking at life and this song playing

@james-flynn1938

Or searching for something that you long for

@mickyblue247

15y↑1

Bix was fantastic. Kirk Douglas made a movie about him called "Young Man With A Horn". Boy, am I dating myself ! I think it was around 1950. It was a great flick !

@tjvee1231

9y↑1

Beautiful.

@HoosierBullhead

14y↑1

Bix played Chicago Jazz , a variation of the New Orleans jazz that had migrated by river boat to Chicago. There was not a "competition" between Bix and Louis Armstrong. They played two different types of jazz.

@LaceyLonon

5y↑1

I love songs like these ♥️

@BigAlWeimer-vip

13y↑3

this ''ragtime blues'' song makes you yearn for some big city life blues...al

@paquitaburgos2779

10y↑2

Es maravilloso....

@robertwesex6490

8y↑1

I first heard this swell song in a ''one liner'' Muppet's ball room dance scene. Loved it ever since!

@HeartoftheDragonColo

14y↑2

From today's perspective is one thing, but remember when this was recorded and how young the style was.

@SelvaAcuna

14y↑1

Unico e inolvidable, un gran músico. Esta versión es perfecta. Lo que se dice un clásico.

@fasbc

13y

Mr. Beiderbecke is among the 13 Giants of Jazz in Studs Terkels book of the same name. I just found it for a buck in a second hand store, great book. I knew about Bix beforehand and have some of his music. His relatives can be justifiably proud. It's a shame about his short, troubled life.

@Parker1768

15y

Grande Bix Beiderbecke e grande Frankie "Tram" Trumbauer per questa incisione "sacra" per gli amanti del jazz, ripreso nel film di Pupi Avati.

@gabri3l367

Eddie Lang , great !

@Diekunstderfugue

10y↑5

Happy 111th Birthday Bix!

@Albert-Mag...

A lovely upbeat tune Was there ever words to it ?

@mainaccount131

Super excellent with good photos

@johnwhitehead3360

4y↑1

vERY sPECIAL - THANKS

@tmmmviii

14y

Really like this - everyone plays so nicely.

@JuanFecit

14y↑1

Bellisimo, Muchisimas gracias.

@jamieliu2746

9y↑7

smooth~

@leonelramirez4401

8y↑1

el Nro 1 de la trompeta en la historia del Jazz.....Insuperable

@rusty8491

7y↑4

Davenport's favorite son. He wasn't around nearly long enough.

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