Kenny Colman Days of Wine and Roses

[brorat]

In his 1994 album called Kenny Colman (duh!), one of the songs he performed with the London Philharmonic Orchestra was Days of Wine and Roses. He does a great job on the song, and it has a portion played on chromatic.  My question is:  Who performed the harmonica part? 
Here's the link to the song:

[wolfman]

  Souds like Steve Wonder,Doug.

  Roman

[SlimHeilpern]

Very cool!

It's Toots :-)

https://www.discogs.com/release/4876429-Kenny-Colman-A-Dreamscape

- Slim

[brorat]

  Souds like Steve Wonder,Doug.

  Roman

Thanks!

Sounds more like someone doing a pretty good imitation of Toots to me😱

[Age]

Sounds like the "Tootster" to me.

[brorat]

Very cool!

It's Toots :-)

https://www.discogs.com/release/4876429-Kenny-Colman-A-Dreamscape

- Slim

Thanks Slim. I thought as much but wasn’t sure.
Pretty distinctive style!

[Laina]

Wonderful song Doug, thanks for posting.

There's just something about Toots' playing -  apart from his musical artistry of making all the black dots everything sound totally effortless, his phrasing &  expression and what I can only describe as a sort of sighs in his playing are so special.

[brorat]

Wonderful song Doug, thanks for posting.

There's just something about Toots' playing -  apart from his musical artistry of making all the black dots everything sound totally effortless, his phrasing &  expression and what I can only describe as a sort of sighs in his playing are so special.

I agree Laina!  Toot’s phrasing on the chromatic is akin to Sinatra’s vocal phrasing. Effortlessly unique.

[Age]

Yeah, Toots played like he was just breathing. Totally effortless. He probably snored prettier than I'll ever play.