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Artiste:
David Roth
Titre:
Those Two Times
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In the fall of 1966 I was a private in the army Nineteen years of age and on a plane to Oklahoma I was kind of shy back then, my face was buried in a book But still that day I noticed something in the corner of my eye A passenger was walking down the aisle of the airplane He had some kind of instrument, and so did several more Imagine my surprise when I recognized the leader None other than the legend, Louis Armstrong Once the plane was cruising Mr. Armstrong stood and walked around Just chatting with the passengers as easy as you please He caught sight of my uniform and stopped and asked me for my name And asked where I was going that "fine day" This was by far the closest I had ever been to any star Though spellbound still I mumbled something, nervous as could be "I'm Private Redman, going for some training, Mr. Armstrong" He smiled at me, and said that he was going to New Orleans Two weeks went by, I found myself in Phoenix at the airport My orders had been changed and I was flying once again I was riding up an escalator to the second level When I heard a raspy voice call out my name "How are you, Mr. Redman, and tell me, how's your training?" And there was Louis Armstrong with that big and beautiful smile Stuck out his hand for me to shake, I fumbled for a piece of paper Asked him for his autograph, we chatted for a while I noticed that while we were speaking no one else came close to us It was just as if this special moment was divinely mine I'm still amazed he remembered my name I've always tried to do the same Since meeting Louis Armstrong those two times "How are you Mr. Redman, and how was your training?" "I'm quite well, Mr. Armstrong, how was your concert in New Orleans."