Winifred Atwell - The Poor People of Paris free for downloading

No notice on the notice board, I was completely in the dark.

All set to be a sensation in the States as well, but the colour-bar prevented it.

Absolutely wonderful "live" footage. Thank you for sharing.

Always brings a smile watching and listening to her play .

This is an absolutely fabulous clip! I just can't stop watching it! Thanks again.

Great job, I've looked through loads (mainly to listen to) and this is the first you can see my late grandpa Ivor Mairants on the guitar. I think it's the first I've found altogether online although he is still on TV occasionally in a couple of films there was nothing available on demand I could find till now.

Bloody great, worked with her at the Poco a Poco club in Stockport when I was 15.........What a lovely lovely lady she was.

Very cheering. I love it when the upper register of a piano is so well used! Off on a tangent, one of those little known facts (that Cliffy on Cheers would have been proud to relate!): The English title for this piece is a mistranslation based on the homophones (in French), gens (people) and Jean (the name). The original song in French was Pauvre Jean de Paris (Poor John of Paris). I knew that would make all your days better.

This year's works holiday was two weeks away in Greece, it was all arranged by Terry who gets flights cheap.....Great work, Winifred!

Reminds me of my childhood her playing this one. RIP Winnie.x

I really can watch this over and over again. It's brilliant.

She's fabulous. I remember loving her music when I was a schoolgirl back in the 1950s, and I'm so glad to have found this clip, which I've played over and over gain.

She used to make our parties in the sixties together with Russ Conway. Unforgettable!

This is still an utterly entrancing and rivetting video, especially for me as I am trying to learn this piece. It is so helpful to be able to see her right hand or at least the piano hammers in many places.

EXCELLENT!! She had such a winsome smile to go along with her superb talent! Thanks for uploading this great tune! MUCH appreciated!! Bonnie

Ok after 65 years this wonderful gifted lady gets some exposure II wish I knew of Winnie sooner . God bless you

In love the cheeky eyebrow lift just after she finished. /)

She was brilliant and an inspiration!

Winifred Atwell ia a genius on her piano. I could listen to her all day. God Bless you Winnie.