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For me James Bookers is the best piano player that I see in blues and songs and Glen Gould the best in classical music…

I saw Pinetop Perkins somewhere around the year 2000 in Connecticut. After the show he stayed around, sat down and visited with anyone who wanted to say hello. I bought a CD and he autographed it. Nice guy. I'm so glad I got to shake his hand and spend a few minutes with him.

I cry when I hear any of Dr. John's MUsic as I do when I hear Coco's music... I regret ever leaving the quarter.... This music is LIFE itself.

Clinto is very talented!!!

Sacré clint ❤❤❤

I watched Changeling today and in the credits listed Clint Eastwood as the music provider. I immediately googled you CE and then pulled up a video of one of your piano performances, then this one I am impressed and inspired. Thanks for sharing music in a way that gives glimpses into the past and bringing it into the present. ❤❤❤

@15:25 ish Clint says You People.

Much appreciation for this outstanding video!

And the piano is the greatest instrument for the Blues! Booker proved my statement

The good doctor never disappoints. Mac was a treasure, and I’ll enjoy his music until I assume room temp, the inevitable conclusion to each one of our stories.

One of my favorites!

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Loved the history of the piano and all the significant artists that helped shape American Blues and Jazz. Very, very inspiring and heart rendering. Thank-you Clint Eastwood for this elegant documentary!

There s soul !

pretty sure he grew up in oakland and hung out with charlie parker. he better be able to play the blues

Cllint`s best film "Fist full of Blues" :=)

<3

Wait a minute.

Makes my nose run ?

Ben Sandmel on the river with him & produced.

Algorithms are not so bad! Brought me this! I guess I had heard Clint played piano but I didn't realize he was this much into it. Great documentary!

Another favorite Dr. John version of a song is How Come My Dog Don't Bark When You Come Around?

I love Katie and her voice

Super! Thank U.

Fortunately Jon Cleary is still flying the flag

Truly Tantalizing - Thank You -

Damn, that was killing. Thanks!

Da Vinci's twenties century...😍🤗👌

so beloved~!

Damn good music

Who would have thought?

Some of the absolute thickest chords ten fingers can play are right there for your ears. Masterful!!

It all started with Gospel.

When the music ended my ears and my heart made my eyes cry. Brain wasn't involved at that point - still trying to process...

Alright !!

Dig That Ramsey Lewis!!

Living in Sydney Australia growing up in the 70's we were starved of quality Blues we had our own scene but nowhere as good as guys like Pinetop or James Cotton etc But I still found my way to the Blues now in 2024 joust in .y 60's I'm still loving still playing still listening to the Blues I feel as if it runs through my veins....

hab ihn jedes mal in berlin im flöz gesehn. n juter kumpel anbei, n whisky, ne zigarre.... und unsere bescheidenen pioano boogie 'kenntnisse' anbei. >25j her... gute zeiten. einmal war nach vince open stage und ick durfte auf 'seinem' flügel spielen <3

I should add “more affordable entertainment.”

We need more “live” entertainment in this country!!

Brubeck minor improv close to what I try to (in my dreams)achieve can follow his thoughts

such respect for the music and musicians the creators. This should be taught in elementary schools

He was my favorite NOLA piano player, Fess non withstanding. 💙

I had the pleasure of meeting the Doctor at an MMTP where I was counselor. An amazing thrill to meet a New Orleans legend!

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A part of nostalgy, more blues beautiful

Odličan

I have got to say I have been very blessed to have been in the same era as all these wonderful musicians, I hope my grandchildren can appreciate what a legacy these people have left behind. Not just now but eons ago! MUSIC SPEEKS!! GOD BLESS❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I can listen to Ray talkin all day

ChouChou Keel-Smith brought Pinetop out to my house to play. A gentleman and great soul. I bought a CD from him every time I saw him at the Broken Spoke, and I was there a lot. He told me, 'I'm gonna call you Mama" Thank god for all his recordings. I can't do without.