Love it! This is from “A Man called Adam “ filmed in 1966. It starred Sammy Davis Jr. as a tortured jazz trumpet player. Great cameos here: Jackie Leonard, Joe Williams, Frank Sinatra Jr., etc. Mel could swing!
Looks like it is from a movie....maybe "A Man Called Adam" with Sammy Davis Jr? All the personalities...Satchmo, George Kirby, Jack E. Leonard, Lola Falana (she tipped me off - she worked a lot with Sammy)
Yes, that's the source. I just replaced the few talking sections with the actual recording, so you get the full song. Here's another improved slice of music from another movie called All Night Long: vimeo.com/413861295
Yes it is, I came on here to make sure it was Mel, I'm watching this movie right now for the first time, can't believe I've never seen it before, great cast, excellent movie
Don't we all wish we were at that party? I would not have been cool enough or have the clothes to wear and my hair would not take to that chic styling. Those women were all elegant and the men so GQ.
@@TbirdsOf1965 ; Excellent Jazz movie. Patrick McGoohan did a great job on drums, and as a hard ass. Charlie Mingus also shows up and jams. "All Night Long" (1962). For some reason, mutleybird; I get the title of this movie mixed up with the title of, "This Could Be The Night" (1957), Tony Franciosa, Neile Adams (wow), and The Ray Anthony Orchestra.
excellent job editing out the portion where the song vocal is temporarily interrupted with the spoken dialogue between Frank Sinatra Jr and the lady speaking spanish - always thought it ruined the flow
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Love it! This is from “A Man called Adam “ filmed in 1966. It starred Sammy Davis Jr. as a tortured jazz trumpet player. Great cameos here:
Jackie Leonard, Joe Williams, Frank Sinatra Jr., etc. Mel could swing!
Man, could Mel swing it out. I found this by accident and I am thrilled I did.
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Mel really swings here!
And a good time was had by all!
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*Fantastic scene*
Love this.
Thanks for posting.
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Beautiful!
Thank you!
A totally unique vocalist. Nobody else like him anywhere, anytime. England, October, 2024.
Now I know why Judge Harold T Stone was such a big fan
perfect for tonight. god bless this voice.
My favorite song. This song isbonly owned by Mel Torme voice !
Looks like it is from a movie....maybe "A Man Called Adam" with Sammy Davis Jr? All the personalities...Satchmo, George Kirby, Jack E. Leonard, Lola Falana (she tipped me off - she worked a lot with Sammy)
Yes, that's the source. I just replaced the few talking sections with the actual recording, so you get the full song. Here's another improved slice of music from another movie called All Night Long:
vimeo.com/413861295
Yes it is, I came on here to make sure it was Mel, I'm watching this movie right now for the first time, can't believe I've never seen it before, great cast, excellent movie
What TV show was this and what year? Lots of stars there.
2:06 Morgan Freeman
good catch
You're right!!!! 👏
"The Velvet Fog"
WHO WROTE THIS SONG?
Lester Bennett "Benny" Carter
Don't we all wish we were at that party? I would not have been cool enough or have the clothes to wear and my hair would not take to that chic styling. Those women were all elegant and the men so GQ.
Very funny
Lol,...... First.
Glad you noticed! Here's another that I didn't put on UA-cam that's also a hi-def clip where I improved the audio:
vimeo.com/413861295
@@TbirdsOf1965 ; Excellent Jazz movie.
Patrick McGoohan did a great job on drums, and as a hard ass.
Charlie Mingus also shows up and jams.
"All Night Long" (1962).
For some reason, mutleybird;
I get the title of this movie mixed up with the title of,
"This Could Be The Night" (1957), Tony Franciosa, Neile Adams (wow), and The Ray Anthony Orchestra.
Enjoyed watching this in 2020! Thanks
Mel Torme - the most boring, monotone voice imaginable.
You're thinking of Perry Como.
One man's meat is another man's poison. Please remember. England, October, 2024.
excellent job editing out the portion where the song vocal is temporarily interrupted with the spoken dialogue between Frank Sinatra Jr and the lady speaking spanish - always thought it ruined the flow
Thanks!