Paul Newman, Sidney Poitier, and Louis Armstrong in a memorable scene from Paris Blues (1961), directed by Martin Ritt. Paul Newman on learning trombone for Paris Blues: “I’ve been practicing eight hours a day. I’m taking lessons from Trummy Young and doing all I can to learn how to play like a professional.” His performance on the film’s soundtrack was dubbed by trombonist Murray McEachern. | History of Cinema
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Paul Newman, Sidney Poitier, and Louis Armstrong in a memorable scene from Paris Blues (1961), directed by Martin Ritt. Paul Newman on learning trombone for Paris Blues: “I’ve been practicing eight hours a day. I’m taking lessons from Trummy Young and doing all I can to learn how to play like a professional.” His performance on the film’s soundtrack was dubbed by trombonist Murray McEachern. | History of Cinema
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