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The great, under-appreciated, melodic, hilarious & deeply idealistic Arlo Guthrie .

Inolvidable el gran Louis Amstrong !❤🙏❤

My brother and I were at one of Arlo's concerts, (can't remember when, can't remember where, (maybe the Gibson Theater) and he played this version) I've tried to recall it every time I sing this song.

Thank you, Louis. Thank you, New Orleans. ---the Entire World

love listening to Arlo Guthrie singing a song that was originally written and sung by Pete Seeger and then John Denver when he was on Sesame Street !!! ----------- Arlo always has a story to go along with his version of the song !!! -------------- Arlo Guthrie songs and stories never get old !!!

I have loved Michael Feinstein for many years!! What a voice & pianist!!! Bravo Michael!!

Guuuuao! Lovely

Inch by inch, row by row, gonna make this garden grow Work the soil and the slow 'till we make it fertile ground Inch by inch, row by row, God bless these seeds I sow Mars warm them from below, 'till the rain comes tumbling down Digging frost, crushing stone, Gonna make this world our own Fertilize it with our bones, Put our life into the land Mirrors shine, comets fall, Mars awakens at our call Lots of work, but worth it all for a planet made by hand Inch by inch, row by row, gonna make this garden grow Work the soil and the snow 'till we make it fertile ground Inch by inch, row by row, God bless these seeds I sow Mars warm them from below, 'till the rain comes tumbling down Mars is dry, and awful cold, and the soil is awful old Superoxides won't unfold 'till you talk to them just right But we endure, we persist, old Mars just can't resist Life works like an alchemist with water, air and light Inch by inch, row by row, gonna make this garden grow Work the soil and the slow 'till we make it fertile ground Inch by inch, row by row, God bless these seeds I sow Mars warm them from below, 'till the rain comes tumbling down And the rain will fall on Mars, and the crops will grow, and Martians will gather and sing the old songs, and remember the people who created them, and the people who preserved them and carried them to new worlds, along with Earth's other seeds. Because Octavia Butler was right: It is the destiny of Earthlife to take root among the stars.

Bellísimo

I'm here in 2024

He is such a huge musical talent and so funny! I got a "Cameo" thing from him because I am so depressed. It was less than a minute long, but he chased my blues away for a precious moment with his humor. A giant of a man.

Love this song ❤😊

I ain't singing this dingleberry folk song. 😃

What a legend Lionel Hampton is. Benny Goodman was one of the first band leaders to integrate black and white musicians in the Big Band Era I believe around 1938 with Lionel Hampton and Teddy Wilson along with Gene Krupa that was on the drums.

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is my man with the trombone using a plunger??

Agreeing with cvcoco. And I Saw Arlo in 82. And i've been following him since the early seventies. Woody -This land is your land' since sixty-eigh(t?)

Никогда не думал, что на контрабасе можно такое вытворять!!! Брависсимо маэстро!!!

My earliest live musical memory was seeing Louis Armstrong standing in front of me, ground level, playing “Hello Dolly” at the 1965 NY Worlds Fair in a crowd, as my parents held my hand. In my 30s I ended up living in New Orleans, as a musician.

L O V E ME SOME MJQ🩷🌷💚

I had the honor of rocking my new baby to sleep at an Arlo Guthrie concert, to Alice's restaurant circa1990

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Such a wit!

гениально!🙂

Louis will never be equaled

Браво!!

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STILL one of my ALL time FAVORITE songs <3 <3 <3

Браво!))

I don't want to sing this song, I don't want to see myself on T.V .

What a marvelous talent. Could listen for hours to this guy.

Rockin the house down

From the Bell Telephone Hour: The American Song, February 2, 1964. I think the personell are as follows: Armstrong, Louis (Trumpet, Vocal) Moore, Russell "Big Chief" (Trombone) Darensbourg, Joe (Clarinet) Kyle, Billy (Piano) Shaw, Arvell (Bass) Barcelona, Danny (Drums)

An der Klarinette das ist Eddy Shu. ;

From the Jo Soares Show (Brazil, 1995). Note: Ray also performed "Basin Street Blues" in a Jo Soares Show in 1991.

I saw "Bags" Jackson a few months before his demise, quite sad.

He’s ok. I knew a kid at my suburban high school with a better voice and played the trumpet better

Play, Michael, I will listen...

Trombonist please???

Excellent piano 🎹 harmony

All that sound from 6 dudes. Dayyummm.

unica voz y trompeta

The Bass player is the REAL star of the show.

Классика!!!!❤

There is only one Arlo Guthrie, Too bad really..

Classical musicians always admired jazz players. Great job.

I love Arlo ❤

Yeah I was raised to Louis Armstrong. Dad played him all the time, he saw him live and talked about the show. I still enjoy listening to Armstrong. Brings back memories

So great,..he was a hero of mine as a kid growing up…but I played trombone instead, with the hopes of joining his band someday alas, it never happened..