29 years gone and still one of the great horn players of all time. We will never see your like again Stan. We are the poorer for it. Thank You for all the music you left behind and I do so love the way you play this song. It is one of my favorites and i feel every note.
I bought Stan's last album 'People Time' with Kenny Barron at an LA record store not long before Stan passed & unaware Stan was very ill, as fate would have it I went to a meeting not long after in the greater LA area one evening & Stan's son was there sharing about his famous musician dad who had recently passed, and not mentioning his Dad's name & as I turned my head I could readily see it was Stan's son & after the meeting, I introduced myself & we became friends... as a lifelong Stan Getz fan, it was a Sad moment & indelible connection with his son, Steve in the same breath & moment almost 30 yrs ago
One day you wake up, the waves of emotion have broke and as you dig your toes into wet sand... that last wave before the tide goes out blows foam about you....you don't move at first but you know its time to leave....you don't want to leave.... that's time to leave...
I saw Stan Getz perform this song long years ago on a dreamy Sunday afternoon in Sausalito, to lull the audience into a dreamy state after another rousing number before this one. Beautifully performed by one of the greats, a remarkable talent who is missed! He was a superb jazz musician and just as stunning with slow ballads like this one. It's difficult to believe he's been gone three decades, but his music lives on, and it's no wonder, because it is so addictive and requires repeating for the good feelings it gives the listener!
Scents, shiraz, sugary sweets, silks, satins, smells of cigars, perfumes, ladies of lovely intimacies, this song, Stan's singing and surging sounds, the memories of challenging times, many nearlies, filtered thoughts, lost hopes, a long string of the beauties of.., just being. Lovely.
30 years gone today, but never never forgotten. This is one of my favorite songs and I very much like your take on it! Thank you Stan Getz for all the music you left behind.
It really is no wonder that he was referred to as "The Sound". His beautiful tone, his masterful variation of attack of the notes, his lyrical creativity within his improvisations...I feel privileged to have this music available to me.
Wow! Pure Genius! Truly one of the greatest ever. Along with Coltrane and Rollins I don't think anyone will ever be capable of topping them period. No one can ever be better than the best ever.
the most underrated of all the magnificent maestros of that era: second probably to Bird...which is breaking the sonic barrier indeed....old yellow Dial label on vinyls from the 5o's I guess....glorious: scratches and all...tha innovation is sooo lush: full...
One of my absolute favourite songs. This version is so beautiful. Only the wonderful Bill Evans version can rival it.
29 years gone and still one of the great horn players of all time. We will never see your like again Stan. We are the poorer for it. Thank You for all the music you left behind and I do so love the way you play this song. It is one of my favorites and i feel every note.
I bought Stan's last album 'People Time' with Kenny Barron at an LA record store not long before Stan passed & unaware Stan was very ill, as fate would have it I went to a meeting not long after in the greater LA area one evening & Stan's son was there sharing about his famous musician dad who had recently passed, and not mentioning his Dad's name & as I turned my head I could readily see it was Stan's son & after the meeting, I introduced myself & we became friends... as a lifelong Stan Getz fan, it was a Sad moment & indelible connection with his son, Steve in the same breath & moment almost 30 yrs ago
Drinking a great single malt and a fine cigar listening to this. Heavan.
Have fun drinking your cigar
One day you wake up, the waves of emotion have broke and as you dig your toes into wet sand... that last wave before the tide goes out blows foam about you....you don't move at first but you know its time to leave....you don't want to leave.... that's time to leave...
I saw Stan Getz perform this song long years ago on a dreamy Sunday afternoon in Sausalito, to lull the audience into a dreamy state after another rousing number before this one. Beautifully performed by one of the greats, a remarkable talent who is missed! He was a superb jazz musician and just as stunning with slow ballads like this one. It's difficult to believe he's been gone three decades, but his music lives on, and it's no wonder, because it is so addictive and requires repeating for the good feelings it gives the listener!
Scents, shiraz, sugary sweets, silks, satins, smells of cigars, perfumes, ladies of lovely intimacies, this song, Stan's singing and surging sounds, the memories of challenging times, many nearlies, filtered thoughts, lost hopes, a long string of the beauties of.., just being. Lovely.
30 years gone today, but never never forgotten. This is one of my favorite songs and I very much like your take on it! Thank you Stan Getz for all the music you left behind.
one of those guys well miss for ever but will always love love his sound
It really is no wonder that he was referred to as "The Sound". His beautiful tone, his masterful variation of attack of the notes, his lyrical creativity within his improvisations...I feel privileged to have this music available to me.
Johnny just took the words out my mouth. Nice to know other folks appreciate the finer things in life too.
Wow! Pure Genius! Truly one of the greatest ever. Along with Coltrane and Rollins I don't think anyone will ever be capable of topping them period. No one can ever be better than the best ever.
Nothing can touch his tone and mastery
Pianist totally at service.. selfless. Capable of stealing the show but doing Buddhist surrendered action. I love Getz too.
I love those changes towards the end and that double time during solo is lovely!!
So calm and peaceful!!!
comment un type si brutal a-t-il fait pour être capable de jouer avec une pareille sensibilité ? Mystère de la nature !!!!
My Foolish heart !
an amazing piece of music.
love what they did with the changes
wow, great song, great comments too
Sweet, sweet version of this. Stan Getz was so...emotive. Lot's to use from this to phrase a vocal line
Simply divine.....
Heaven
Великолепно!!!
the most underrated of all the magnificent maestros of that era: second probably to Bird...which is breaking the sonic barrier indeed....old yellow Dial label on vinyls from the 5o's I guess....glorious: scratches and all...tha innovation is sooo lush: full...
a dream away...of whisfull thinking....
stan Getz it done!
Good one!
ゲッツのこの曲、沁々良いですね。👏
i love getz
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UTUBE SMILE BY JOHN BAVAS
buenisima
Sidemen?
Richie Beirach piano, Dave Holland bass, and Jack Dejohnette drums.
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