Title: Charly Antolini - Woe's all over me
Description: Charly Antolini's song Woe's all over me, from the album Soul Beat. Released 1968 on german label MPS.

Title: You've Changed
Description: FOR STEREO PIANO GO HERE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTUaK9Zl7Yw&fmt=18 "You've Changed" is a popular song originally written by Bill Carey and Carl Fischer in 1941. It has been covered by many singers , including: Harry James's band with vocals by Dick Haymes (1941) Nat King Cole (1947) Connie Russell (1954) Billie Holiday (1958) Julie London (1959) Sarah Vaughan (1960) Lita Roza (1955) Jackie Gleason (1956) Frankie Laine (1958) The Three Sounds (1964) Ella Fitzgerald (1966) Nancy Wilson (1967) Eydie Gormé (1967) Kay Starr (1969) Diana Ross, in the 1972 film Lady Sings the Blues (1972) Jimmy Roselli (1975) Lillian Terry (1982) Marie Wilson (1983) Lee Torchia (1985) Miki Howard (1988) Bobby Vinton and George Burns (1992) Jeanie Bryson (1993) Charly Antolini & Dick Morrissey (1993) Kate Hammett-Vaughan (1999) George Michael on his album Songs from the Last Century (1999) Joni Mitchell on her album Both Sides Now (2000) Etta Jones (2001) Eva Cassidy on her album Imagine (2002) Michael Ball (2003) Renée Fleming (2005) Nnenna Freelon (2005)

Title: The birth of a Black&White running shoe
Description: Stereofoam, modeling cardboard and clay mock up copy of a running shoe. 4 days work, 60 min recorded. Industrial Design. Music by Charly Antolini, "My Little Suede Shoes". This is actually a coincidence, but seems to fit like a shoe.

Title: If I had you Goodman Asmussen
Description: If I had you Goodman Asmussen Svend Asmussen (born February 28, 1916 in Copenhagen, Denmark) is a jazz violinist from Denmark, known as "The Fiddling Viking". Asmussen grew up in a musical family, starting violin lessons at age 7. At age 16 he first heard recordings by jazz violin great Joe Venuti and began to emulate his style. He started working professionally as a violinist, vibraphonist, and singer at age 17, leaving his formal training behind for good. Early in his career he worked in Denmark and on cruise ships with artists such as Josephine Baker and Fats Waller. Asmussen later was greatly influenced by Stuff Smith, who he met in Denmark. In the late 1950s, Asmussen formed the trio Swe-Danes with singer Alice Babs and guitarist Ulrik Neumann. The group became very popular in Scandinavia for their music hall style entertainment and also toured the United States. Asmussen also worked with Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton, and Duke Ellington. Asmussen was invited by Ellington to play on the Jazz Violin Session recording in 1963 with Stéphane Grappelli and Ray Nance. In 1966, Asmussen appeared alongside Grappelli, Stuff Smith, and Jean-Luc Ponty in a jazz violin summit in Switzerland that was issued as a live recording. He made an appearance at the 1967 Monterey Jazz Festival, which included a celebrated violin summit with him, Ray Nance and Jean-Luc Ponty.Benny Goodman in performance in Copenhagen's Tivoli. In this clip Benny invites the famous Danish jazz violinist Svend Asmussen to join him in "If I had you" After he had seen this clip a Youtube/Dailymotion friend from Germany wrote to drummer Charlie Antolini who told him that the other members in this band were American Donald Haas on piano, Austrian Harry Pepi on guitar, and Peter Witte from Stuttgart Germany on bass and yes, Charlie Antolini on drums.