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14 de abr. de 2024 · Written by the acclaimed Gordon Jenkins, “This Is All I Ask” is a deeply introspective and melancholic ballad that conveys themes of longing, appreciation, and acceptance. The lyrics portray a sense of vulnerability and a desire to make the most out of life’s fleeting moments.
- Bradley Kelley
1 de may. de 2024 · The Columbia executive was so taken by him that he signed him to his label and in 1957, the trumpet great released his first of numerous quintessential albums for Columbia – ‘Round About Midnight. By now, Davis had kicked off a heroin addiction and his sound had matured; it was tough-skinned but tender, balancing emotion and technique.
Hace 2 días · If you’re a fan of Brubeck and company, this 1959 album belongs in your collection, along with quite a few others from the classic jazz era. Spacious and transparent, this copy has the big three-dimensional soundstage that makes this record such a joy to listen to. The piano has weight and heft, the drums are big and dynamic, and everything ...
2 de may. de 2024 · My take on this beautiful Gordon Jenkins tune
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- Erik Kihss
19 de abr. de 2024 · 1. Mona Lisa – Nat “King” Cole. 2. Goodnight Irene – Gordon Jenkins & The Weavers. 3. The Third Man Theme – Anton Karas. 4. Play a Simple Melody – Gary Crosby. 5. Sam’s Song – Bing & Gary Crosby. 6. Music! – Teresa Brewer. 7. Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy – Red Foley. 8. The Third Man Theme – Guy Lombardo. 9. Harbor Lights – Sammy Kaye. 10.
Hace 3 días · Nine years later, in 1949, a version by Louis Armstrong, recorded with Gordon Jenkins and his Orchestra and Choir (with changed lyrics), charted in the Billboard Top 40. Armstrong recorded other versions of “Blueberry Hills” throughout his career, including one with swooner Bing Crosby in 1950.
Hace 3 días · Willie Nelson, one of the best-known country music stars of all time, has always had a love and admiration for jazz and traditional pop songs. In 1974, he surprised everyone by releasing Stardust, an album of well-worn standards, produced and arranged by Stax maestro Booker T. Jones. Nelson defined the ten tracks he cherrypicked for.
