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- San Diego Thanksgiving Jazz Festival, Nov 23rd, 2012. Chloe Feoranzo, saxophone, leading her friends, Stephanie Trick piano, Ginger Pauley vocals, Katie Cavera string bass, John Reynolds guitar.
Quoted from Wikipedia: ""It Had to Be You" is a popular song written by Isham Jones, with lyrics by Gus Kahn. It was first published in 1924. The song was performed by Ruth Etting in the 1936 short film Melody in May, by Priscilla Lane in the 1939 film The Roaring Twenties, in 1944 film Mr. Skeffington, and by Danny Thomas in the 1951 film I'll See You in My Dreams (based loosely upon the lives of Gus Kahn and his wife Grace LeBoy Kahn). It was also performed by Dooley Wilson in the 1942 film Casablanca, George Murphy in "Show Business" (1944), Betty Hutton in the 1945 film Incendiary Blonde, and by Diane Keaton in the 1977 film Annie Hall. It was also performed in the film A League of Their Own by Megan Cavanagh."
Superb guitar work.
go Chloe go! YOu play Tenor as good as Clarinet.
I love this performance. Beautifully done. I've enjoyed watching it several times, and realized I neglected to thank CANDCJ for posting it, my bad. Chloe is always a delight on reeds, and the ensemble plays well together.
Hi SeanVplayer, Thanks for your comment. Yes, this hour while Chloe lead her mates was magic and catching. It is always a pleasure to videograph Chloe Feoranzo and to make it possible for others to enjoy. By the way, there are other clips covering this event. Mr Michael Steinman, with the code namne: swingyoucats , has another version.
Excellent!
Great vocals. Great instrumentals. Grand old song (95 years and counting). Thanks for sharing it with us.
100 years now!
@@japanfanatic1415 Yup.
Chloe, you do great Tenor Saxophone Playing, Clarinet Playing, and singing! Very talented!Chloe; you are a very pretty,beautiful,lovely,stunning,georgeous,adorable, appealing and a very attractive lady.
I believe It’s a C-Melody Saxophone
Thanks for posting this!
Dear Ginger, Happy to see and hear you perform and be able to catch the moment. The hour with Chloe and Friends was sort of magic! This clip ads on your growing list at 20sJazz.com.
+CANDCJ Ahhh.. That's great news! Love 20s.com. Thank you!
I absolutely love this band! Everyone is so talented and so professional. I get to spend most every morning with you all as I take my mile walk.
I do have one major question, Chloe, what brand and model of tenor sax do you play?
Goddesses.
John Reynolds is a very good guitarist!
+Luigi Ioverno Yes, he certainly is. They are all outstanding artists. If you want easy access to many more, why not try: www.shelf3d.com/Search/Uploaded%20%20CANDCJ and you will find so much more!
That tenor sax is as big as she is!!
Gently women real smooth interpretation
Yes Peter, as said before, this was a magic hour!
John Reynolds is a good guitarist--first, for recognizing that electric guitar does not lend itself to this music. Next in realizing that the loudest acoustic guitar is the best for this. His steel, a dobro or a Selmer type (Django) will be heard better than most others. Then he gets to play so well..... but only one he's heard!
Alan, it's known as a resonator. He Does play it well!
All talented, but that is a super hot guitar player. Chloe is a reed mistress for sure.
I think Chloe is much better on tenor than on clarinet; on clarinet her almost vibratoless tone sounds to thin to me. John Reynolds sounds like a mixture of Eddie Lang and Django Reinhardt - in a word, wonderful.
+MrJimmienoone :: Being that I love and admire Chloe enormously, I feel that it's not necessary that the clarinet be played with contentrated vibrato. However, if this is what you like then you must listen to Giacomo Smith at Patrus53.
MrJimmienoone I have listened to any number of clarinetists during my 70+ years and I have an extensive music library featuring several of them.
The clarinet is my favourite instrument and I also play, but as an amateur.
IMHO, Chloe is among the top jazz clarinetists today day. Lyrical, creative and effortlessly inventive.
And what’s in a pronounced vibrato that’s so important, may I inquire?
The late Pete Fountain’s vibrato was carefully chosen and featured with care on his recordings, as is Ken Peplowski’s.
Perhaps you prefer Sidney Bechet or Edmond Hall. They both had a pronounced vibrato (Bechet more than Hall).......... and I’m a big fan of Edmond Hall.
And as for me, I don’t find Chloe’s tone remotely thin. In fact, I find it fairly round and full. Her rendition of I’m Confessin’ (TH-cam) is pretty darn nice as regards tone.
Not that it’s important, but Benny Goodman made a great name and living for himself with a ‘thin tone’. Listen to either version of Runnin’ Wild as two examples among many. Chloe’s tone is fuller than Goodman’s, but that can be said of a number of clarinet players, even Buddy de Franco.
But again......I admire Goodman greatly for his technical mastery and musicianship.
Pete Fountain had perhaps the best tone I’ve ever heard but he used a large bore clarinet and a very soft reed ( a 1.75 to 2 !!) to achieve much of that.
As for me, I don’t care a hoot if ever I hear Chloe on a saxophone. She’s accomplished on the instrument, to be sure but what the musical world isn’t short of is saxophone players.
Good clarinet players are not a dime a dozen.
The clarinet is far more demanding than the saxophone and on clarinet Chloe’s the complete package and a major treat.........again IMHO.
But you know what the old lady said when she kissed the cow. ‘Every man to his own liking’😉
Best Regards from Toronto.
@@laurielyon7740 Well said, thank you.
TO the LADY Singer: If singing is your "part time job" DO NOT QUIT YOUR FULL-TIME JOB- Please ma'am!