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What a delicious combination, Landesman and Wilder...Eric and Barbara. Sharing photographs was so much more "tactile" when this gem was written ;-) Kinda miss it, but your wonderful rendition sparked lovely memories of such rummagings!

Sublime! So sorry I couldn't be in the L-C audience, but this delicious video is the very next best thing!

What can be said? What comment can I possibly make after taking in this glorious rendition of Sting’s masterpiece? There is no comment for there are no words. But my tears speak their own language and they have plenty to say.

I just wanted to add how moved I was, too, by Mr. Comstock’s beautiful tie, as I am, on a regular basis, moved by his gorgeous and affecting haberdashery. And can it be said that Ms. Fasano is a slouch in the dressing up department. No, as a matter of fact, it cannot, for the woman always looks like she’s just stepped out of the pages of Vogue magazine. And Mr. Smith himself seems to be channeling a certain Mr. Brummell (of yesteryear) on every occasion. Not at all bad for a musical trio performing regularly in the quaint confines of little old Manhattan!

If this is not DIVINE, then I don’t know what DIVINE is, and as close to attaining Sainthood as I am, let me tell you, I damn well know what DIVINE is! And further on, let me tell you if I weren’t so god dammed oversexed, I would surely be a shoe in for Sainthood! Alas…..

Lovely, and beautiful…..thank you

Just revisiting. And am amply fed once more! Gracias

Brava!

This song cast a spell over me the first time I heard you sing it. Thanks for posting this beautiful performance!

A beautiful song such as this one deserves the care and treatment it receives from the three of you. I hope Alec, Loonis and our much missed friend Judy heard this.

Thanks to all of you. This is wonderful.

Stunning arrangement and performance.

Also, Mr. Comstock, my father played a LOT like you. ❤

For those of you who love this song….here’s some trivia. My father wrote this song during WW11 when he was a bombardier. He was a Juilliard grad, and sent it to colleagues there. Edmund Goulding (the producer of the 1946 Razor’s Edge movie), was trying to hunt down a theme song, and heard there was this amazing song from a recent grad, and demanded a meeting with my father. He flew to Italy where my dad was stationed, and bought it from him. (My dad needed the money, he had a child on the way). His name was Martin Tuck. He worked for RCA after the war. He had 2 kids, got divorced and married my mother 5 years later and had my brother and I. He was an exceptional man…..kind, funny, an amazing pianist and writer. I was a classical pianist and played with symphonies, and my brother has been a keyboardist and singer for many years. There have been many articles written about my dad, as word did get out. I’m proud to be his daughter, and still floored that so many people keep writing about his song. Even Seth MacFarlane wrote me. And Michael Feinstein (my childhood babysitter) (parents friends with mine) had my dad stand up in Carnegie Hall to say thank you for his start.

Fai rimpiangere Sinatra

I just love you two!! What another incredible performance!! And Jazz at Lincoln Center, you rock!!! Keep making us happy and our hearts sing with you!! xoxo

You two are so much fun!! What an absolute blast to see you together at Lincoln Center!!! Can't get enough-- sensational!

Wow, simply divine!!! What a magnificent performance, Barbara!

Simply spectacular!!! And what a venue!!!

Beautiful reading of these lyrics, Barbara.

"Wine does, mine does," sigh. Irresistible

What JOY you two lovey-dove-ys so beautifully bring!!!

WOW -- how exquisite!!

This is lovely!

Great performance! I was also lucky enough to have played Lincoln center, but Geffen Hall, and it was Avery Fisher Hall at the time

Absolutely delightful ..... M'sieur

You two are the BEST!!! xoox

Such great energy and so much fun to watch and listen to you both!! xoox

Caught your show this last Saturday at Birdland. My wife and I were front row and we LOVE you two!!! Funny, my wife is Italian and I'm not (Hungarian/Lithuanian),so that's something Eric and I have in common, though I am not from the "Mayonnaise Belt!" - Eric, you killed me with that! 🙂 Barbara, on our way out last weekend we said hi and I mentioned Italian House Party on WICC. It's Sundays 9:00am - 2:00pm on 600 WICC... You'll love it! Looking forward to coming and seeing you again.

So much fun!! 💖💖💖💖💖

So glad to have enjoyed it in person! And for such a good cause -- the Mabel Mercer Foundation -- to keep the music playing!🎤🎶🎹 d.

Magical! Love your voices! xoxo

Frank Sinatra Jr was asked in an interview what song his father recorded over his career that was his favorite, and he responded, “All My Tomorrows.”

Proof that consummate pros with exquisite musical taste and infectious warmth could bring such joy to music lovers during the dark days in which the pandemic had shut down in-person music making. As I recall, I actually did not discover your Red Wall Saloon videos until you were back to performing live (that is, in person-type live!), but how nice to discover this one, with three of my favorite tunes, just now! Bravo!

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Still can't get enough of this knockout performance! And I'm way overdue for a visit to NYC - and a new song or two. Will remedy asap!

The abridged version still sounds great.

The "very complex" Dorothy Fields. That was a euphemism for Fields being a terrible drunk, who only functioned for a couple of hours each day. There was so much political pandering in this singer's introduction that I'm loathe to even listen to her performance.

Wow!! ❤ Lucky me….somehow this just showed up!! Love ❤ you guys

YAY!! Congratulations!! Birdland is is getting spoiled by you two! You're so cute and so fun!! xoxo

Thrilled to receive a missive from the Saloon. Trip to NYC now a must.

You never disappoint...

Fun film, great song, good job Eric !

Lovely piano Interlude

What a heady cocktail of witty lyrics, music, infectious performing. Delighted to have just discovered your series, and hearty congrats for the honors!

I enjoyed the stories, but more importantly, I really enjoyed the performance. The version over the credits of "A Hole In The Head" is so full of hope (high?). There is a future, and maybe even a Disneyland in Florida of all places. The latter version, which is much closer to Barbara's version is one that brings experience and wisdom to the "reading." Just marvelous.

Beautiful Barbara!!

Nice tenor saxophone

Well deserved accolade. With great thanks for keeping civilization alive.