Bob Thiele's Books
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What a Wonderful WorldWhat simpler way could there be to express to children the beauty and the harmony in the world around them than through the lyrics of this song by...Read More
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Cincinnati Herald, February 7, 2013
...of the book “What A Wonderful World: The Life of Louis Armstrong” written by George David Weiss and Bob Thiele, and illustrated by Ashley Bryan. This Caldecott Medal Winner is a wonderful depiction of the world-famous song by Louis Armstrong, as...
Topeka Capital-Journal, May 9, 2013
...Jerry Herman’s famed Broadway musical. � “What a Wonderful World,” the Grammy Hall of Fame-inducted song by Bob Thiele and George David Weiss recorded as a single in 1967 by Louis Armstrong. � “Ain’t Misbehavin’,” another Grammy Hall of...
Cincinnati Parent, January 17, 2013
...of the book "What A Wonderful World: The Life of Louis Armstrong" written by George David Weiss and Bob Thiele, and illustrated by Ashley Bryan. This Caldecott Medal Winner is a wonderful depiction of the world-famous song by Louis Armstrong, as...
Jazz Times, January 13, 2013
...and “gobbledegook.” Taking umbrage at this criticism and others similar in tone, Impulse Records producer and chief executive Bob Thiele steered Coltrane toward making a series of albums featuring ballads and standard tunes. As described in his...
Socialist Worker, December 31, 2012
...than speak down to them. But his early recording style was something of an accident. His first producer, Bob Thiele, said he simply couldnt afford a band to accompany Gil. I think that decision actually increased the power of his delivery. You can hear...
Uncut, December 18, 2012
...book of poetry, and had to be persuaded to record a spoken-word album by his new record label Bob Thiele, the man who had overseen the making of Gil’s favourite record, A Love Supreme by John Coltrane. But, as he looked at the few people perched on...
Record-Journal.com, December 16, 2012
...backing band for the album is The Forest Rangers; (the same as the first album) lead by guitarist/songwriter Bob Thiele. The album starts off with a haunting version of The Rolling Stones’ “Sympathy For The Devil” performed by Jane’s Addiction....
San Francisco Sentinel, November 19, 2012
...across a wide variety of genres, and includes music by Chopin, Gershwin, Harold Arlen, R. Kelly, Randy Newman, Bob Thiele and David Weiss, Ivan Lins, Astor Piazzolla, and Cesar Portillo de la Luz, standards “What A Wonderful World,’ “Summertime,”...
