Second of all, he brought this tremendous improvisational spontaneity which is what so shook up Crosby, and everyone who came after. After Heebie Jeebies came out, most people had never heard it in the North. And everybody wanted to sound like that, everyubody wanted to be able to do with their voice, musicians I'm speaking of, what previously they'd only been able to do with their instruments. We're still trying to figure out what they were talking about. When he was older he couldn't jump up and down on the horn like he did when he was younger.
Nobody can on the trumpet.
So it's a great honor for us to introduce now performing Louis Armstrong's theme song, Sleepy Time Down South, the great Mr. Clark Terry. Now, we'd like to play a great Hoagy Carmichael song that was popularized by Pops. We're going to feature Mr. Wycliffe Gordon on vocals. It's entitled, Up a Lazy River. We would all like to be as good as Louis Armstrong.