There will never be another Dudley Moore. We miss him.....

Dudley Moore played the piano with his soul. One can’t learn to play like that no matter how many years of piano lessons one takes.

Great composition, sensitive and soulful performance, attentive audience, nice camera work, vintage black and white footage. Doesn't get much better, really.

Every day I miss the genius that was, Dudley Moore 😪

I could watch Dudley play all day....just an amazing and brilliant man...miss him : (((((((

His piano playing was exceptional and he composed some wonderful music too.

What a talented man he was. The tips of his fingers had butterflies on them. He gave so much enjoyment to people. Then to suffer and die like he did. When I watched his last interview - it hurt my heart. Made me so sad.

Dudley's compositions and his playing were outstanding - his was a talent not often seen.

Pete Morgan on bass and Chris Karan on drums complete this marvellous unit.

So much nuance. Such true brilliance. It's almost too beautiful to bear.

This is musical genius in the real sense. Glorious. Glad to be alive to hear such sublime sounds.

Just discovered this and play it every day - a supremely gorgeous piece, beautifully executed - timeless. Dudley seems to have gone under the radar in popular memory regarding his jazz piano playing - it is top drawer. I'm looking for more.

this man was the real deal

...you either get it or you don't - this brotha so gets it. Props.

Just getting wind of this song ,and i must say i have listened to all day ,since 10 am it's now 8.59pm . Absolutely incredible bit of artistry. I knew Dudley could play a bit ,but this floored me. What a talented bloke!

A sad loss of this musical and comic genius. I met him once. A lovely guy.

I loved this score from when I first heard it in '67.This theme tune has an elegant sadness that is haunting and underpins the failure of his character Stanley Moon to find love.

Amazing ... beautiful composition

Gee...bedazzled allright. Great Dud, what a brilliant (thus quick) passage through life. Pure talent. Made me laugh a lot, enjoy a lot, created good time for millions of people all over. Miss u.

Dudley Moore had so much talent. Musician, composer , comedian, actor. Peter Cook was my favourite comedian but he was at his best when partnered with Dudley.

I am a DJ and a soundtrack vinyl collector .... and I always say, this is possible the best soundtracks of the 1960s... and a funny thing is... the film was made at St John's Wood studio... and I went to school next door to it... I do so love this movie...

Back again 2022. Dud's playing is so atmospheric and beautiful

Superb! What a pleasure to hear such a together trio, Dudley Moore really was a truly gifted musician. So sad he's no longer around.

Amazing talented musician. I could listen to him forever.

Phenomenal, Fantastic, Forever, he was such a great talent, they don't make them like that anymore!!

There’s something just chilled about Dudley’s style for jazz playing. 👍

Our country hasn't produced many true jazz pianists...Brian Lemon, Colin Purbrook, George Shearing, Jamie Cullum and Keith Tippet.....but Dudley was probably one of our best.......it was so hard to get recordings or LPs back in 1970 - 1975 when I knew he was so good but never had the coverage he truly deserved. Dudley was a genius of music and humour. Massive loss to entertainment. RIP sir.

Dudley Moore oozing talent here. He's not only playing brilliantly he also composed this piece. The video screams 1960s.

This is one of my favourite filmed musical moments. So well shot. Outstanding musicianship. Cool as fuck.

It's often forgotten what a first- class jazz musician Dudley was. A superb version of the theme from the equally underrated film.

Sublime - especially the part at 2:25...that gives me chills. You can tell they're all really completely gone yet totally there and connected, listening and not 'listening' but just feeling and letting it all come through. Beautiful.

"You fill me with inertia" ! Brilliantly talented boy!

wow just wow dudlley was my fav musician & comedian loved him from 1975 when i first heard of him along with peter cook aslice of british

This video is so spectacular, Dudley is IMO the 'coolest cat ever'! Astounding jazz and classical chops, and a joy to just watch him, his expressions tell so much. What a super-talent he was ,so glad I can watch him still doing his 'magic'! I am overwhelmed just watching this, hope others see this too, it is too good!! Thanks so much for posting!!! Love it!

Hauntingly Beautiful.

He won a music scholarship to Magdalen College, Oxford, to study the organ. At university, he also studied composition and became a classically trained pianist, though his forte on the piano for public performance was jazz. :)

Bewitching as usual from Dudley's trio. Thank goodness for you tube, and for people who post this music. Timeless stuff, thanks.

His musical talents deserve no comment from someone less deserving from someone who can’t play FA but appreciate it all the same, and fecking love his comedy all the same. God bless you Dud xxx

Pure genius.

I can and do listen to his Piano playing all day...Wonderful talent sadly missed by me .

Yooo !!! I can’t believe how groovy and cool this version of the Bedazzled soundtrack is!!!!!! 😎 So cool!!!

I could hear Peter Cook "singing" the words in my head while this is played. Have always been a huge fan of Duds music and his best movie in my opinion was "Bedazzled."

Holy Crapoly! This knocked me off my feet!! I was looking for a YT post of the original Bedazzled with Peter and Dudley and I found this. Wow! I hope they recorded a album of Dedley's playing.

For years this was my favorite movie!! Dudley Moore and Peter Cook were such geniuses... and of course Dudley Moore was one of the great pianist/composers of the 20th century.

RIP Lillian Lust ❤

Brilliant actor and musician.......Dudley Moore at his best.......R.I.P. Dudley

Moore trained as a musician since the age of 6 and won an organ scholarship to Madeline College of Oxford. He was a gifted musician and composer and loved Jazz. He was born with club feet, one of which responded to corrective surgery, but the other one didn't. He was extremely self conscious about his deformed foot, and his very short stature (5'2"). He got into comedy at Oxford when he was introduced to and began working with Jonathan Miller and Peter Cook in "Beyond the Fringe." Dudley Moore wrote this piece as well as the rest of the soundtrack for the 1967 film "Bedazzled". The movie soundtrack was performed by the Dudley Moore Trio. The drummer's name was Chris Karan en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Karan and the bassist was named Jeff Clyne en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Clyne

r.i.p. dudley moore :( such a talented artist and actor

The Dudley Moore Trio were perhaps the best Jazz group of their time, yet they get so little airtime now on the mainstream media. I hope these KZfaq sessions reach a new and younger audience.

Brilliant! Totally connected.A Desert Island favourite.Dud's touch crisp and concise.harmonically intense with a Debussy feel in the to the main them.His OWN style unfair to be labelled an Errol Garner/U.S. copyist....

how lucky were we to have the super talented dud with us albiet not long enough.a comic genious and no doubt about it a world class musician.i loved everything about the man and i miss him.a lost treasure.many thanks.

I have never heard anyone play with such amazing feel I could listen to this forever

sublime stuff, one of my Desert Island films and soundtracks.

wherever Dudley is, he's playing for the angels...

Dud, an absolutely brilliant musician.

Wow!

My dad was friends with Dudley and saw many of his club gigs in london. He says the best of Dudleys playing is forever undocumented because in those days, Dudley sounded like Oscar Peterson. he was just THAT AMAZING on piano and Electric Piano.

Brilliant work from a brilliant film. That score (and it's many variations) form the pulse of the entire story.

Brilliant

Just pure Brilliance,

Pure Class from Dudley Loved him .........there will never be another and ChrIs Karan on Skins oh yes!!!!!!!!!

Total Feel Genius and Technical God Dudley and Tunes to die for and thats without his comic genius and acting skills you live on forever Dud xxxx

Amazing talent on piano. I just can't get the image of him burning his feet on the hot Mexican sand in the movie 10.

What a magnificent appearance!

My dear dad used to have quite a few of Dudley's albums, along with Georgie Fame, Gilbert O' Sullivan and Dave Brubeck. It takes me back to the late sixties/early seventies when ever I hear these artists.

Everyone who enjoys life ought to check out this and anything by DM and his marvelous trios. Heart warming.

This was filmed by the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) in Australia in 1971. There is a DVD out that includes this footage but it remains in black and white.

Enormous talent. Beautiful jazz. Superb

A very talented man was Dudley

My God, that is sublime.

Exquisite

This is sublime.

Outstanding!

Awesome pianist great actor, sorely missed, such talent

That first bass note gets me every single time.

Wow, I had no idea this (version) existed!! Those chords are so haunting. Love the Pete version from the movie but this is ni-ce...! ;-D

delicious jazziness from the finest trio

Ima play it again! Damn Dudley Moore!!😍😍😍 I love the movie the song came from, Bedazzled. It came out the year I was born, 1967. My other fav movie that came out round that time, Dr Faustus with Richard Burton. 📿🙏🏾

Too beautiful for words...

Dudley could entrance the listener with his creations

Which nine philistines voted thumbs down? This is sublime.

Love this guy. Brilliant film with such an excellent score. What a great player.

Traditionally, film soundtracks have repeated themes - sometimes each one attached to a particular character. But on the album, the tracks have to have names - thus the same theme often has several names. In "Bedazzled" this theme is played when Raquel Welch (as Lillian Lust) "tempts" Dudley (Stanley Moon) and is thus called "Lillian Lust" on the album. But it is the SAME theme as was used in the "Pop Star" sequence when, with lyrics, it was "sung" by Peter Cook (George Spiggott - the Devil).

Beautiful

Exquisite! I am mad about Dud and quite obsessed with the music he wrote for Stanley Donen's Bedazzled so this is like going to heaven! The video quality is fabulous too - Thank you!!

Fantastic.

Dudley Moore had so much natural talent.

Damn! Who knew Dudley could play so mean!!!!😱😍 Dude is killing it!!! Go head Dudley Moore! Rest In Peace man. 😔 Love from the Magi Hypnotist in the East. ❤️🇲🇦🇺🇸✡️📿🙏🏾

Had the honour of seeing this guy live, sadly not with his trio, but still a master musician

Miss you ,,, Dudly !!

i never knew what a talented musician Dudley Moore was. He was so young and handsome in this clip. I also enjoyed him in Bedazzled............my favorite part of the film was when he and Peter Cook did the black and white music segment. thanks for sharing this. :)

That's great! and sounds very modern

Even with the 70s hair and clothes Dud and the trio look and sound 'cool'. This is the best version of this composition I've heard. Dud is really in the zone on this one, subtle and moody, and I've been listening to his work since the early 1960s. The sound quality of this vid is excellent so many thanks. I just wish he had had time to do more on the musical side of his prodigious talent. I really miss him.

just beautiful.....

Magic!

He is sooo missed. Amazing talent. Have all his stuff.

Talented, cute and funny!! ❤️⭐️

So good..

WOW - Brilliant find.. x

It is a variation, but it is called "Lillian Lust" on the original soundtrack. He even does another version (on youtube) where Peter Cook intros the song as"Lillian Lust"