Hugh Laurie Saint James Infirmary Let Them Talk, A Celebration of New Orleans
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Hugh Laurie is so talented in all aspects.
English comic, ( his name rhymes with sorry) who manages a brilliant American accent. He was a member of the famous footlights drama club at Cambridge university together with Emma Thompson and Steven Fry , whom you may have heard of?! He partnered Steven Fry in the eighties, and their comedy was intelligent and very funny, ( UA-cam ‘A little bit of Fry and Laurie). He’s a very accomplished musician, has made several albums and he loves his Jazz! All round good egg and fast becoming a national treasure.This is a great example of his work.
And don't forget Black Adder!
micko11154 Doh!🤣
Not to mention Bertie Wooster!
Sue D Nim damn - love him and Steven doing that too!😤😄
It’s Stephen not Steven but yeah absolutely, and incredibly talented pair
I just f’ing love this man.. what an artist, & I’ve loved him even with his smaller parts (IE: Man in the Iron Mask - pre-House) & his music was always incorporated into House, its his passion & you can feel his playing, not just hear it.. LOVE 🖤
Hugh incorporated jazz piano in the ancient Jeeves program with Stephen Fry, and A Bit of Fry and Laurie.
My favorite was 47 Ginger Headed Sailors.
Baskerville Bee ahhh, good call!! I completely concur.. you are correct ! Huge fan 🙌😬
@@caralayne503
I laugh to see the smooth, polished Jeeves grew up to be the grubby Mayor of Lake Town in the Hobbit #3.
Love of my life look sjust like him. Act a lot like House
In the 1980's Hugh Laurie did some British comedy. My favorite was the Black Adder series he did with Rowan Atkinson (aka Mr. Bean). They are worth looking up to watch. Very funny!
Janel Lynn That's me too. Hugh Laurie monster. It piggybacked from my love of Doctor Who, Mr. Bean, Monty Python, Keeping Up Appearances etc. British music, literature, and arts are a passion for mine from this side of the Atlantic. It has always been cool to discover great bands and shows not seen or heard in the US.
I liked him as Bertie Wooster, the charming upperclass twit in the comedy Jeeves and Wooster. It was set in the twenties and costarred Mr Stephen Fry as Jeeves.
I love Hugh as an actor, always thought he was great at portraying different roles he's played. I remember him playing in stuart little too, and i didn't think he like, actually played either. First time I heard him was a song called Unchain My Heart, where he performed it in a legendary studio. Dear lord he was amazing!
Awesome performance. The whole documentary was great.
Hey brother! I really, really like this. I've always liked Hugh Laurie and his dry sense of humor. Multi talented man! Easy on the eyes too!
This is a great song and a fantastic arrangement. I first heard this son un high school back in the late seventies. One of the items in my bucket list was to play on Bourbon Street in New Orleans. When I got out of the navy in '88 I went to New Orleans and sang this while playing an acoustic guitar right under the Bourbon Street sign. I also accompanied a solo trumpet player at the water front along the Mississippi river. I even got a little bit of video from that. Such great memories.
I could spend all day just listening to versions of this classic song.
I just saw your comment and i couldnt pass it by. I am a born and raised New Orleans native and I worked in the French Quarter for almost 10 years. I want to personally say thank you for your service and thank you for coming here and putting your touch on the soul of a city I love so much. People like you are what keep the musical soul of my city alive and all of us music lovers in New Orleans are forever grateful.
@@millwallsmug3190 I LOVE New Orleans and the French Quarter. It's been over 30 years since I've been there. The people are colorful, the food is amazing, and the music moves your soul. I've also barfed in more than one bar. LOL. I can't wait to get back there again.
Hugh Laurie is such an accomplished pianist as well as a singer. That was so cool, this is going on my playlist in smooth, cool listening. Saw you really getting into it Ty. For some reason I thought of the Disney movie “Artistocats “, where a gang of alley cats play jazz. Great pick, love, love, loved it💕💕💕
Damn Ty. You've got the memory flood gate wide open with this one. Back in high school I had a little dixieland band called The Playboys of Dixieland. And yes, Geezer Eddi was in it playing trumpet. I played the tuba, trombone and clarinet. I just listened to the version of this song by the Dukes of Dixieland. That's the version that we did. I even copied the trombone solo. The soulful melody over the minor blues progression is what makes this song such a classic, and why it's been covered by so many bands. Anyway, one of my favorite memories about our little combo was Christmas caroling. It was a blast! We played in the mall and got kicked out every year. We also rolled up on carolers when we saw them at someone's front door, jumped out of the car and started blasting. People would be coming out of their houses to listen. I'm sure the carolers hated to. The best memory's, though, was playing at the old folks home every year. We would play for a hour or so and some of them would get up and dance.
Here is a link to the Dukes of Dixieland version. I think you'll enjoy it. ua-cam.com/video/aXZyMUSlua4/v-deo.html
I knew Hugh Laurie was a piano player so it doesn't surprise me that he was doing things like this. This was great! Thanks!
Dang! I was just searching for something by Hugh Laurie to send to you, because I figured, surely MRM doesn't have any House Music! And here you are, lol!!! And I see you have Stagger Lee, too! Well, I'm happy you got to experience some Dr House! :)
I really loved this. I can see myself putting this on when I work in psp and end up singing along without realizing it.
HE IS THE GUY WHO PLAYED A DR. ON A SHOW WHERE HE WAS HOOKED ON PAIN KILLERS, WALKED WITH A CANE! I NEVER KNEW HE COULD SING!! #MRM
Hugh Laurie & Stephen Fry had a sketch show for which he wrote & sang parodies. His Springsteen was fun. Fry played the butler Jeeves and Laurie was the great upper class twit Bertie in the show Jeeves & Wooster. Bertie sang and played Minnie the Moocher along with other hits from the late 1920s-30s. Very dry, silly British humor
House is in the House.
I have had the absolute pleasure of seeing Hugh live a few times in the UK. Best being in a small church, really intimate. Full of all the comedy greats in the audience like Rowan Attkinson ( mr bean ) Stephen fry etc. and he introduced me to the amazing Sister Jean McClain ( Pepper Mashay) and Gaby Moreno. Check out more of their music.
This is so cool :)
My nephew was a child actor and he played Dr. House's character as a child towards the end of the series when the doctor was having flashbacks.
Because of this, of course, I have a discriminatory view in favor of Hugh Laurie.
I still think the music is good considering he is just an actor.
:)
Love Hugh Laurie as a musician! And you can tell Allen Toussaint’s treatment in this version. Kudos!!
The calibre of musicians on this track is top notch, and Hugh definitely doesn't go begging for talent! As far as his work in the UK goes, I'm unaware of his doing anything but comedy. He did several collaborations with Stephen Fry including Black Adder and Bertie Wooster, as well as A Bit of Fry and Laurie. Some people don't particularly appreciate British humor. It is rather drier than what we're used to stateside or it's raucous and obvious. It would be really cool if you could review any one of these shows or even a portion of one, but if you want to see 'House' as a very young actor in a part where he plays a rather adorably awkward, bumbling character, you should take the time to watch Bertie Wooster just for yourself; just for the fun of it. Most of the series is available on UA-cam. So are Black Adder (starring Rowan Atkinson aka Mr Bean) and A Bit of Fry and Laurie.
I loved your reaction to this. Hugh is one of my favorite actors.
I've always loved British humor. Black Adder and A Bit of Fry and Laurie are gems!
Never heard about Bertie Wooster, I want to search for it on YT. I absolutely love Hugh Laurie. Greetings from Italy.
@@cinziab1362 I think you'll like it!
Does seem out of sink with his cockney accent, but his bluesy jazz? Man, off the chain! Love to hear him sing old time Nawlins jazz!
House MD is in the House.
Blackadder , Frye and Laurie. Options are endless.
Bravo!👏👏👏
How does the Brit sound like Tom Waits? Bringin' down some "House"!
My favorite moment on House MD was when Wilson bought him an organ piano in the apartment and he immediately sat down and started playing a whiter Shade of Pale.
YES!!!! I have the album of this. It's excellent! Another couple of great cuts from this album is "After You've Gone. feat. Dr. John," the "Battle of Jericho," and "You Don't Know My Mind." Very fitting choice in our time, given that this song is about TB.
I really enjoyed this
Pure New Orleans!!!! Watch Allen Toussaint's reaction. He's the protector of the new Orleans sound. He's Standing like a proud Papa. Listen next to Hugh and Tom Jones on the same album.
Amazing ! Love Dr House ❤️
Just have to love this..;-)
He is so versatile. He is an Englishman with a background in comedy. He was great as the charming, upper class twit Bertie Wooster. He wasn’t afraid to make a complete ass of himself. The results were so funny. It’s a completely different character.
If you like piano and if you like this song, you MUST hear Earl Hines's recording - the coolest and heaviest ever.
Laurie , story,. Didn't know that house was a musician either !!!!😀
Wow! Jus' how this song was meant to be sung. Bes' cover of it I've heard.
When you love and enjoy the video...
...but you see it has zero dislikes... >:}
Love of my life looks just like him.
WOW I never know House played or sung not bad at all "walk that dog boy" Love Jazz
He played the piano in House at times. House had a piano at his apartment. I loved those scenes. No singing though.
@@PerthTowne I guess it's been so long I forgot.
Yes, it has been a while, hasn't it. He didn't play often. But I really did cherish those scenes.
Great song to do. If you are going to go down the rabbit hole and want to do another song with great vocals and a lot of great musicians take a look at Tower of Power doing either Monster on a Leash or Your Still a Young Man.
Sorry about the other comment. I forgot it's a real person behind these videos. Love this song. Dave van ronk does an amazing version. Edit... This is a fantastic version. One love.
Hugh Laurie is amazing and full of different talents. You really should watch "Jeeves and Wooster" on UA-cam. He sings in that occasionally. He was a well done show. It's set back in the 30s in England during the time of large house and mansion-living between the world wars. It's a funny and fun show.
Here's a link to the first episode if you want to watch it.
ua-cam.com/video/35Sj__zHkmQ/v-deo.html
Tipatina is also a great selection as is "Make a change"from this album
He is Dr house. Gets is a great actor and he has a great singing voice.
🎵 For a bit of comic relief, why not try Hugh's "Mystery": ua-cam.com/video/0x4Q7JUkpD4/v-deo.html 🎵
The man in the blue suit is Allen Toussaint. If you don't know who he is you need to get some edumacation.
Roger that!
I was interested in your take on a 1928 song performed by Hugh Laurie. There is also a man by the name of Allen Toussaint on stage. When I view these reaction videos, I look forward to the music or vocal pros. I sadly did not find anything worth watching other than a song I enjoyed. I have no more time to waste with you. Have the best day you can.
Love it by Louis Armstrong, too!
Good Night, All
I prefer this dude as a musician!!
that loopy series 'HOUSE' never spoke to me.
[pretty good American accent, though]
Yo Ty, HELP I'm trying to get in the chat box
Can I email you two links of two exact same songs by two different singers, to listen to, and review ???
I will need your email address, cheers!
I hear a New Orleans/Havanna nexus, a cross-pollination if you will.
It's reminiscent of, late 19th and early 20th century, Cuban court music.
Avant-Garde Afro-Latin jazz, like Chucho Valdez and Eddie Palmieri, who also draws a lot from Thelonius Monk; play in this style, also. just add percussion...........and, voila!!
There are many nice versions of this, my favorite is by Doctor John and Eric Clapton.
British musicians, not well known in the USA, beautiful harmonies, great music? Try Joan Armatrading "Love and affection" or The Christians (the surname of the brothers in the band) "Forgotten town" would love to hear what you think.
Hey berlyn, can we get in the chat box?
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Not sorry story ,really!!! 😀
Ty, wake up...we saw this video last night...you didn't pronounce Hugh (you) Laurie (law ree) correct then either.