My hometown girl Candy Dulfer, toured with the late Prince, her father is also a well known saxs player! Yes, Candy is dangerous on the saxs!!! You have place like the Blue Note club in CA, NYC, Hawaii, if you live in any of these states or even plan a trip to these regions. There is also place called Spaghettini in CA. Going to see next week Marcus Miller at the Blue Note and I am sure your dad must have heard of these two!
Candy guested on sax with Pink Floyd live at Knebworth in 1990 on "Shine On You Crazy Diamond." Here: th-cam.com/video/2l0ZFLCNaZU/w-d-xo.html. It's an amazing performance. Candy was just 21 years old at the time.
Probably the closest you will ever come to hearing two instruments seduce each other. Dee was hysterical saying how hot she was. That’s what great music can do to you. Chod, take your lady out for an evening bro, she deserves it. 🍷🍹🍸🥂
Candy Dulfer is one of Top Jazz Saxophonist in the Jazz world for over 25 years.....I first heard her play this song which became a jazz hit on NPR Jazz Radio Station in 1994.....Fell in love with the Sax playing on the song....and then later discovered that the Sax being played was a woman named "Candy." then I was so into her playing......Saw her play live at The Sacramento Jazz Festival.....and fell in love with her....She Rocked the place....and great jazz guitar player and drummer in her band..... She is the "REAL DEAL."
Absolutely not ... Candy has been known long before she teamed w/ Stewart. She was actually invited by Prince to play on his show before Stewart. She has also played w/ Pink Floyd!
What you are after is a jazz club, usually you have dinner and they have a lounge singer whilst you eat. You then sit back, relax whilst sipping cocktails and melt into the music.
I’m familiar with the sound but not sure I have ever heard this arrangement! You might look into something from the band: ‘’Hiroshima’’ Great smooth jazz and exotic sound, back from the late 70s. up until fairly recently!!!
Thank you guys so much for finally finding Candy dulfer and her band and then to add Dave Stewart from The Eurythmics you can't get any better thanks so much.
Yeah, Dave A Stewart is a very intelligent guy and a bit of a musical genius when it comes to producing stuff he has a very good imagination. A very creative individual. Candy Dulfer is a Dutch saxophonist.
Pretty girl in the Studio doing the soundcheck on Dave and candy was looking for a term of the type of feel that she was having I would say the term would be Bistro! Bistro with table with candle burning cool jazz good wine good food but upbeat very Soulful stuff! Thank you guys!
Please check out : "Candy Dulfer Baloise Session" she and her band play "Lilly was here" with a breathtaking guitar solo by her bandmember Ulco Bed ...
You should check out the Baloise Sessions 2015 video. Dave Stewart is good and I believe he was the original collaborator with her on the song, but this one is with Ulco Bed on electric guitar, and he absolutely rips a guitar solo at six minutes in.
Not sure how the club scene in your area is but there are still some around here in Columbus, OH. Here they call it "Open Mic Night", which means anyone is welcome to come & play. I used to tote my guitar around to 4 or 5 different ones back in the 70's and 80's just to play with different players and genres of music. I'm 64 and still hit one now and then and there are allot of great players out there, young & old. You should check it out, even just too listen, you may be surprised.
Great cocktail bar/club music video of Linda Ronstadt singing "I've Got a Crush on You": th-cam.com/video/KelraygLn2g/w-d-xo.html. It's got that great atmosphere of a jazz bar scene of the 1930's or 1940s, with just Linda and a piano.
Seriously, you should look at the video of Tokyo Groove Jyoshi, an mostly female Japanese Jazz Funk group. They are spectacular and the Sax player is fantastic. Try this one for a start.(Liquid Sunshine Live ver./TOKYO GROOVE JYOSHI 2021.Jun20@Blues Alley Japan)
Pity you spell her name incorrectly, it is Dulfer. Her father is also a legendary saxophone player. But great performance, even better than the studio version.
Candy can play that thang! If y'all want something else good to listen to here's a real treat. Lee Ritenour - Night Rhythms th-cam.com/video/hdsb5haalH4/w-d-xo.html
If you like seeing women rule the stage while they solo, check out Karen Briggs on jazz violin, with Yanni, at the Acropolis, doing The Rain Must Fall. It's also got a nice bass solo. She also does about a two and a half minute duel in one song from that concert that's worth checking out. Also, I'm pretty sure you're wife is talking about a jazz club. Yeah, they serve food. But many are non-profit's that have more of a speakeasy feel. A good one would be a nice place to take her on a date.
PLEASE REACT TO THIS VIDEO ! Linda Ronstadt - "I've Got A Crush On You" HQ th-cam.com/video/KelraygLn2g/w-d-xo.html I think Dee will enjoy this, and you aswell !
What happened to no pauses and no comments until the song is over. These constant pauses detract from the experience. Your facial expressions tell us all we need to know during the performance. Please wait until after the performance to share your thoughts.
Damn man, I don't know what you keep passing up the awesome music videos for. You get the best sound possible and you still get to see them play. What could you possibly be missing that a live show could give you ??? I mean seriously, the guitar is crisper, clearer and cleaner in the music video (and of course, on the record) and even Candy's sax is better, though she's always phenomenal. In fact, the whole compliment of musicians sound better. I think I'm just gonna give up trying to show you things. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink, and I'm tired of trying. You 2 enjoy yourselves. I'm outta here.
I hope you read this because if you truly understood music, you would know that a beautifully played live performance, like this, is the pinnacle of creativity. The nuances, the passion, everything is better live when you’re dealing with top shelf artists like these two. I’m a sound engineer, bringing musician’s art to an audience is my business… I’ll take a live performance like this over the studio any day. You might feel differently, but your attitude concerning your opinion stinks! Do you even play, bro? Lol
@@x19fan1 UranId10t, TBH !!! Yes, I've played lead and rhythm guitar for over 50 years, been a session musician, played live with 2 groups, roadied for many and would say I definitely appreciate SOME bands live work over their studio stuff. However, that is NOT that case with this performance. Not everyone plays better live !!! The music video WAS a live performance, even if only recorded in a small venue ... meaning, it was not MIXED down and perfected like a studio recording would be. Now, about your ignorant last comment "Do you even play, bro? Lol", for 1, I think I have answer the 1st part, for 2, I'm NOT your bro, and 3, only a fool ASSUMES they are better, more informed, more equipped to judge someone ELSE'S opinion for them. As far as what YOU like, kudos for having an opinion of your own ... just remember that I am NOT you and AM entitled to have MY OWN too.
If time, please check War live slipping in the darkness: 18 minutes: the rhythm is amazing Start will Cisco Kid and let it continue into slipping in the darkness. You would love it War was considered one of the best life bands.
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A superb example of call and response. Candy Dulfer is an excellent sax player and drop dead gorgeous to
Candy is a hell of a sax player. Easy on the eyes as well.
My hometown girl Candy Dulfer, toured with the late Prince, her father is also a well known saxs player! Yes, Candy is dangerous on the saxs!!! You have place like the Blue Note club in CA, NYC, Hawaii, if you live in any of these states or even plan a trip to these regions. There is also place called Spaghettini in CA. Going to see next week Marcus Miller at the Blue Note and I am sure your dad must have heard of these two!
Most movies got a soundtrack, this soundtrack had a movie
Wow..haven't heard this in awhile, good choice Dave is of course from The Eurythmics, Candy is so good she's played with almost everyone.
Candy guested on sax with Pink Floyd live at Knebworth in 1990 on "Shine On You Crazy Diamond." Here: th-cam.com/video/2l0ZFLCNaZU/w-d-xo.html. It's an amazing performance. Candy was just 21 years old at the time.
A classic statement and response a conversation between guitar and sax.
Probably the closest you will ever come to hearing two instruments seduce each other. Dee was hysterical saying how hot she was. That’s what great music can do to you. Chod, take your lady out for an evening bro, she deserves it. 🍷🍹🍸🥂
Candy Dulfer is one of Top Jazz Saxophonist in the Jazz world for over 25 years.....I first heard her play this song which became a jazz hit on NPR Jazz Radio Station in 1994.....Fell in love with the Sax playing on the song....and then later discovered that the Sax being played was a woman named "Candy." then I was so into her playing......Saw her play live at The Sacramento Jazz Festival.....and fell in love with her....She Rocked the place....and great jazz guitar player and drummer in her band..... She is the "REAL DEAL."
it's amazing to think the world might not even know of Candy Dulfer if Dave Stewart hadn't specifically invited her to play saxophone for this duet!
Absolutely not ... Candy has been known long before she teamed w/ Stewart.
She was actually invited by Prince to play on his show before Stewart.
She has also played w/ Pink Floyd!
I enjoy listening to Candy Dulfer at work each day.
What you are after is a jazz club, usually you have dinner and they have a lounge singer whilst you eat. You then sit back, relax whilst sipping cocktails and melt into the music.
Love that "Smooth-Jazz" genre, too bad it didn't survive on the Radio.
I love this record. Candy is a great Dutch saxophonist. She also made music in the band from Prince. 🎷🎷🎸🎸💕💕💕🖐️🖐️
How cool was this 😮Dave and his red suit and candy just laying IT DOWN 😮
A call and response peace brilliantly done
I’m familiar with the sound but not sure I have ever heard this arrangement!
You might look into something from the band: ‘’Hiroshima’’ Great smooth jazz and exotic sound, back from the late 70s. up until fairly recently!!!
....This is my Dutch girl......🙂
This song is one of my favorites by Candy Dulfer but this version, with Dave Stewart, adds a whole new dimension.
Great song! No need for lyrics!!
Love Candy! Bought this one on vinyl back in the day!
Thx for reacting 🎶🎷🎸💜
SSSOOO glad you finally decided to react to this ! Now you should do " Pick Up The PIeces "live
I love this song, and she's can play that Sax. You two are great also thanks for playing this.
Thank you guys so much for finally finding Candy dulfer and her band and then to add Dave Stewart from The Eurythmics you can't get any better thanks so much.
Love love love this song ! Just a great Jam !
You have to see their original music video for this song,when it was released she was just 21 years old.
Please try CANDY DULFUR and BRIAN CULBERTSON - LILY WAS HERE
Yeah, Dave A Stewart is a very intelligent guy and a bit of a musical genius when it comes to producing stuff he has a very good imagination.
A very creative individual.
Candy Dulfer is a Dutch saxophonist.
She played with Pink Floyd at Knebworth
Pretty girl in the Studio doing the soundcheck on Dave and candy was looking for a term of the type of feel that she was having I would say the term would be Bistro! Bistro with table with candle burning cool jazz good wine good food but upbeat very Soulful stuff! Thank you guys!
This is a bad ass song… she is so good ..
Please check out : "Candy Dulfer Baloise Session" she and her band play "Lilly was here" with a breathtaking guitar solo by her bandmember Ulco Bed ...
You should check out the Baloise Sessions 2015 video. Dave Stewart is good and I believe he was the original collaborator with her on the song, but this one is with Ulco Bed on electric guitar, and he absolutely rips a guitar solo at six minutes in.
Love Candy. Check out some her Leverkusen 2009 stuff.
They're called supper clubs. There's not many left unless you go to the really big towns. Smokey and cozy supper clubs
Easy one of my Top 10 hits of all time 🤩
Not sure how the club scene in your area is but there are still some around here in Columbus, OH. Here they call it "Open Mic Night", which means anyone is welcome to come & play. I used to tote my guitar around to 4 or 5 different ones back in the 70's and 80's just to play with different players and genres of music. I'm 64 and still hit one now and then and there are allot of great players out there, young & old. You should check it out, even just too listen, you may be surprised.
Love it Ring tone on my phone.
check out Glennis Grace singing I will always love you ft. Candy Dulfer 🎷...
I first heard this over 30 years ago..My favorite inst of all time...Dave wrote it but Candy OWNS it !!....
☮️💜
Chod, your wife is wonderful! You are a lucky man!
Yeah. And, she just told you _exactly_ what you need to do to make her even happier. So? Well ... ?
Great cocktail bar/club music video of Linda Ronstadt singing "I've Got a Crush on You": th-cam.com/video/KelraygLn2g/w-d-xo.html. It's got that great atmosphere of a jazz bar scene of the 1930's or 1940s, with just Linda and a piano.
I heard the drumming at the beginning before the guitar and saxophone
can you do a reaction to Neon Sky by Bob Seger
well, check Fleetwood Mac, bass and drums have been their backbone since late sixties.
I only know Dave Stewart and his work with Anne Lennox in the Eurythmics.
WOW!!
Seriously, you should look at the video of Tokyo Groove Jyoshi, an mostly female Japanese Jazz Funk group. They are spectacular and the Sax player is fantastic. Try this one for a start.(Liquid Sunshine Live ver./TOKYO GROOVE JYOSHI 2021.Jun20@Blues Alley Japan)
Pity you spell her name incorrectly, it is Dulfer. Her father is also a legendary saxophone player. But great performance, even better than the studio version.
Candy can play that thang! If y'all want something else good to listen to here's a real treat.
Lee Ritenour - Night Rhythms
th-cam.com/video/hdsb5haalH4/w-d-xo.html
Lounge performance
If you like seeing women rule the stage while they solo, check out Karen Briggs on jazz violin, with Yanni, at the Acropolis, doing The Rain Must Fall. It's also got a nice bass solo. She also does about a two and a half minute duel in one song from that concert that's worth checking out.
Also, I'm pretty sure you're wife is talking about a jazz club. Yeah, they serve food. But many are non-profit's that have more of a speakeasy feel. A good one would be a nice place to take her on a date.
Candy is a great on the Sax bug fan of hers
You should check out FUNK NO 1 - TOKYO GROOVE JYOSHI all female funk band from Japan!
I've heard this some where and I love it I preferred the 🎷 I don't know tho he sounds really good
Was always going to try and find the movie "Lily Was Here" where this is from and watch it. Never have done it so far.
It's an okay movie, not really good.
The movie is called The Kassiere
Sexiest lady one stage! Nothing hotter than a lady horn player who plays like that!
omg americans,you guys know there are other countries out of USA right?
That tune was picked for an amazing movie .
Did you just say Eureka BURGER does it? There are really no more jazz clubs?
Jazz club
So, what did dad say???
PLEASE REACT TO THIS VIDEO !
Linda Ronstadt - "I've Got A Crush On You" HQ
th-cam.com/video/KelraygLn2g/w-d-xo.html
I think Dee will enjoy this, and you aswell !
Please introduce your wife to some Greta Van Fleet ! I would recommend Broken Bells, Candlelight Sessions. Thanks guys.
Oh dear... Bye..
What happened to no pauses and no comments until the song is over. These constant pauses detract from the experience. Your facial expressions tell us all we need to know during the performance. Please wait until after the performance to share your thoughts.
No me gustan los que pausan los videos solo para decir estupideces o para criticar sin sentido.
Damn man, I don't know what you keep passing up the awesome music videos for. You get the best sound possible and you still get to see them play. What could you possibly be missing that a live show could give you ??? I mean seriously, the guitar is crisper, clearer and cleaner in the music video (and of course, on the record) and even Candy's sax is better, though she's always phenomenal. In fact, the whole compliment of musicians sound better. I think I'm just gonna give up trying to show you things. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink, and I'm tired of trying. You 2 enjoy yourselves. I'm outta here.
I hope you read this because if you truly understood music, you would know that a beautifully played live performance, like this, is the pinnacle of creativity. The nuances, the passion, everything is better live when you’re dealing with top shelf artists like these two. I’m a sound engineer, bringing musician’s art to an audience is my business… I’ll take a live performance like this over the studio any day. You might feel differently, but your attitude concerning your opinion stinks! Do you even play, bro? Lol
@@x19fan1 UranId10t, TBH !!! Yes, I've played lead and rhythm guitar for over 50 years, been a session musician, played live with 2 groups, roadied for many and would say I definitely appreciate SOME bands live work over their studio stuff.
However, that is NOT that case with this performance. Not everyone plays better live !!! The music video WAS a live performance, even if only recorded in a small venue ... meaning, it was not MIXED down and perfected like a studio recording would be.
Now, about your ignorant last comment "Do you even play, bro? Lol", for 1, I think I have answer the 1st part, for 2, I'm NOT your bro, and 3, only a fool ASSUMES they are better, more informed, more equipped to judge someone ELSE'S opinion for them.
As far as what YOU like, kudos for having an opinion of your own ... just remember that I am NOT you and AM entitled to have MY OWN too.
If time, please check War live slipping in the darkness: 18 minutes: the rhythm is amazing
Start will Cisco Kid and let it continue into slipping in the darkness.
You would love it
War was considered one of the best life bands.
The original video is better