Jazz for aficionados
I will never forget when the love of my life married another man; that's when I spoke to the river (the mighty Mississippi) I spoke to the river And the river spoke back to me It said man you look so lonely You look full of misery And if you can't find your baby Come and make your home with me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypSlDCbxETg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOHAXdD_mx0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axNkMWRcrPM Take your choice of one of these, or pick another one. Enjoy my music. |
Ghosthouse, I've got Vince and Bola Sete on record, but I can't find the record, and I'm not certain, but you can not go wrong with those two if you see them together. Although Herb Alpert sounded much different, it was the same tune. Here's another one by Vince; "Cast Your Fate to The Wind". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTA3aOfrDHA |
Orpheus, that is a really sad story, did it end well for you, somehow, somewhere, at the end? If you dont mind me asking? Ghosthouse, I could not open first Orpheus clip, to check whose on guitar, but some time ago I have posted first two albums of Vince Guaraldi, where he is joined with Eddie Duran on guitar. Here are couple of songs from that two albums for you to check and compare is it the same guy playing. https://youtu.be/-XWAqEG_uwk https://youtu.be/g0AiG4zFEMk If he is the guy that you like, than you could check his music as well, from the same period. 'Jazz Guitarists' from 1957 Duran was 32 when he recorded Jazz Guitarist, his first album as a leader in 1957. His sound and approach were deeply rooted in the bebop tradition, with echoes of Tal Farlow. With Duran on this debut was Howard Dudune—a cleantoned young clarinetist and Getz-derived tenor saxophonist—with support from bassist Dean Reilly and drummer John Markham. https://youtu.be/r690ZKDfZaU https://youtu.be/Tt8_78NL-dA Also,album from 1955. trio session with Ron Crotty and Vince Guaraldi. Crotty was a part of Dave Brubeck’s early groups and trio produced some relaxed and swinging jazz. Modern music from San Francisco https://youtu.be/lfNpRmod4eY https://youtu.be/gEEJNPuHb3Q Hope you will like it |
@alexatpos Thank you for that generous and informed reply. I will look into Eddie Duran and check out those various links you provided. See if this link works for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7R6UoOkF6M&ab_channel=RW This is not the same link as what Orpheus posted but it is a version of Taste of Honey, a track on "From All Sides". Ballad of Pancho Villa (the link from O you could not open) appears to be a YouTube playlist with 27 Vince G tracks. Track 4 is Ballad of P.V.. Track 5 is Taste of Honey. Credits... From All Sides Bass – Fred Marshall Drums – Jerry Granelli Guitar – Bola Sete Piano – Vince Guaraldi "A Taste Of Honey" by Bola Sete |
Since it's a true story and you asked, I'll tell you. It's easy to fall in love but almost impossible to fall out of love. I was 18 when we met, and stayed together for a couple of years; then we broke up over something silly. (she was the same age) She got married, and that's when I spoke to the river, but it was too crowded at the time, and the river told me to come back when there was more room. I saw her out one night, and we went back together, while she was still married. That was pure hell, but I couldn't help myself; it was time for "Since I Fell For You"; I was living that song. This went on for two years, and I discovered that me and her husband were not enough, there was somebody else; that was the only thing that got me out of that mess. Her husband found out about me, and didn't want anything else to do with her. The funny thing is, after he dumped her, she came back to me, but I didn't want anything else to do with her. You can fall out of love but it ain't easy. (real life is convoluted) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOpEg4VhyEw |
