AUTUMN LEAVES version Clapton

[Jean Pierre]

autumn leaves, please see the 7th message to see the video clip..

up date FOR REPUBLISHING VIDEO



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3emCvQ3pQ4

[IanR]

I don't know this song but I do like the way you have performed it.

I can see us walking down the Siene on an Autumn day with Django strumming away beside us.  With Eric watching from behind a newspaper - wishing he could do it as well.

In other words, you got my imagination going.

Ian

[Groundy]

I have known this song for many years but have never heard Eric Claptons version, sounds great well done...Alex

[Jean Pierre]

hé hé Groundy  ....here....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQlFOX0YKlQ

[Groundy]

hé hé Groundy  ....here....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQlFOX0YKlQ

Cheers.....Alex

[fenderbender]

New version to me too
but it really sounds great
Love it it.


Tommy

[Jean Pierre]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2I448l8NuI

reload video in my new channel YT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3emCvQ3pQ4

I post the video which I made on YT on this song because it is interesting to know where from comes this song universally known
This song consisted in 1945 by Prevert and Kosma for ilustrate  the movie " les portes de la nuit " with Yves Montand.

The movie was going to be a failure.... but the song interpreted by Yves Montant was going to become, translated into English, a standard of the Jazz " Autumn Leaves "

I mixed film frame with my cover

[Hilary]

I love this song and this is a great version JP, it really suits you.

[Groundy]

Love the vid,
so well done JP.


Alex

[heg577]

Always have loved this song - don't care who covers it, but there is a very beautiful version by Eva Cassidy.
I have often sung it live, but not, as yet, got around to recording it...any day now...
Well done.