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Spyro Gyra - Morning Dance (Dubbed)
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2020
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Formed in the late 1970’s by Leonard Silver, Amherst Records has a variety of releases including The Stylistics, Spyro Gyra, Glenn Medeiros, Doc Severensen and The Tonight Show Band, Jackie DeShannon, David LaFlame, Solomon Burke, and more.
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I went out to eat with my then-girlfriend in 2003 in Chicago. It was a cold winter night and after we finished eating dinner, she told me, out of the blue, that she didn't want to see me again. She said, she just didn't love me anymore. I was shocked because up until that night, everything seemed just fine but I took the news like a gentleman and told her it was Ok, I wished her the best and drove her home. Afterward, I went for a drive. A few minutes later, I was about to go back to her place. I wanted to ask her to take me back but then, I turned the radio on and this song came on. I immediately felt much better after I listened to it! When the song was over, I just told myself to go on with my life and I remember saying out loud: "the hell with her!" Several years later, I met the love of my life, and here we are. Thanks Spyro Gyra!
Great story.! Fuk the bitch.!!
Beautiful story man, thanks for sharing. I've had many memorable tugs to Spyro Gyra as well.
That's the way to let go, Rob, like a real man. I had to do the same thing with an ex after she "couldn't" be with me(longer story). We were both young and came with much baggage but hers was worse than mine. Should have saw it coming. About 2-3 yrs later she wanted me back and I even toyed with the idea for a minute. We actually ended up in the sack for a hot sec but she wound up not staying. 4 more yrs passed and she came back again but I was married at that point. She still had hopes even then but I held onto my good and lasting thing (still together today!!) She found me on social media and congratulated me on my wedding pics. We chatted and befriended each other for several yrs running, up until 2017 or so. Some time afterwards, I found out she died in her sleep, maybe due to hard living. I never wished her bad but was burned by her leaving. Now I just hope she's in a better place. Things go the way they do for reasons we can't always understand. But ultimately it's up to us to move on and not dwell in the past. So in the end, things worked out better for me as well as her (she finally got married also) I hope things will continue to go better for you as well!! Take care . . .
@@woodie62 Very interesting story! I feel bad for your lady friend. It's kind of sad but for better or for worse, life goes on. Thanks for sharing your story!
@@rockythexplorer
You're welcome, always!!
Never tire of listening, after all these years
Beautiful
Of course, because today's music & artists are shit & not genuine.
Let's enjoy & be grateful that people of our generations once had a chance to listen to these kind of wonderful melodies. ✨
Seeing them tonight
Such a happy sound. What we need today instead of the filthy lyrics that seem to be popular now
Yes! A happy sound. One of my all-time favorites tunes.
could not agree with you more Dave. We should be encouraging next generation to play and masquerade as artists by spouting third rate rhymes against a backdrop of techno beat . Am I purist muso yes unashamedly so , as were my parents and their parents. This is joyous talent in motion. Never let it die
I totally agree with you, the garbage they play today is sickening 😒
Song lyrics have been filthy for literal centuries 😂
You have hit it right on the button...high vibration we need love ❤️
This was the morning show music track theme for a lot of early eighties news and talk shows. Motivational music.
Though he is not in this video, my dear friend, Rubens Bassini, did the percussion on this song. I can’t hear it without a smile coming to my face. I remember him going into the kitchen at parties and bringing out all kinds of things and making percussion instruments out of them.He was a kind, gentle man who loved what he did. He came to this country with Sergio Mendes back in Sergio’s early days. He has been gone a long time, but I still think of him fondly.
These guys got me started in jazz back in 1980. 42 years later, it's all I've been listening to over those 4 wonderful decades. ( I got into Eric Dolphy, Charlie Christian, Wes Montgomery, Bird, Trane, Miles Davis, Stan Getz, Sonny Stitt, Coleman Hawkins, Scott Joplin, Christian McBride, Brian Bromberg, Jaco, and a gaggle of others.)
It was 1980 for me also. . . . Took me storm
@@josephmiller1576 Me too! Greetings from Jazzman Kuala Lumpur.
@@Azman. 👌💪💯🎤🎤🎹🎸
Hey Stephen. Same here. Started to be their fan since 1980!
First heard on dzrj the rock of manila
I saw them on stage 1995 in East Liberty, PA. (Pittsburgh) My kids and I always danced to their CD.
One of my dad’s favourite tunes and now he’s gone it brings tear to my eye every single time, but they are happy tears. 😢
2024- One of the Best JAZZ Groups of our Generation..ATrack that takes me to Another Place in Time... If only for a Few Minutes..MORNING DANCE Reflects that!..These KATS were Literally FLAWLESS On Every Level..WAAY AHEAD of their time! 💯🔥🔥
This song was introduced to me by one of my old acquaintances. He would have this song playing in his BMW most of the time when he would pick me up in NYC
Damn i'm getting old 😂 this still sounds great 40 years down the road.
Good music as good wine and good people get better with years 😉
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A men to that 🍻
@@joeboracay4031 😉
Still perfect for a lazy Sunday afternoon with a glass of wine in the hand
@@kobusg7460 yeah and a nice chick around 😉
It's such a fresh clean sound after all these years.
The best song of all time.
You are right, the best song of all time, i agree
And l thought l was the only one that thought that!......
Spyro Gyra was know for transcending their time frequency. The spirit of their music could thrust you into another time zone. That's why it's still so fresh even today in 2020.
After attending a live concert back in the 80's we came out walking on air. Fabulous and unique group of musicians; like no other.
OMG I haven't heard this beat i years. Oh what a treat for me on 4th of July 2021.
I remember seeing them in Austin in 1978. I was a junior in high school. We played a bunch of their charts in the jazz band. Super nice guy, Jay. He actually talked with us and listened to a bunch of kids that wanted to do the same thing he was doing but with a ton less talent! I am 60 now and I still play trumpet, trombone and harmonica. I come back to listen and see old memories one more time.
Really nostalgic Mike.
Nice
This is and always has been the greatest song EVER made out of every music genre, IMO! Every time I hear that intro with the steel drums, I get the biggest smile on my face.
My mom's favorite band and song. Love you MOM.Good memories
Still, in the middle of 2022, I am hearing these real musicians. Their sound is their brand-
And I love the first album Carnaval. Even today is enjoyable.
Never dates. Always think of NYC. Beautiful.
Played this in high school jazz band in the early 80s, and I still go to this album when I need a light-hearted pick me up.
One of the greatest Jazz compositions ever after all these years song still makes me smile and tap my feet !!!!!!!!!!!
The early years have aged so well. Some faces have changed but the music got better and better . Amazing. Keep it up Spyro Gyra.
Morning Dance and Catching the Sun are simply classic.
These guys are like fine wine, getting better with age.
Brings back lots of memories in the 70's. I first heard this onboard our ship, an Aircraft Carrier while cruising the Vietnam waters during the war.
Brings back wonderful childhood memories, my dad normally played it on his cassette player in his car ❤👍
This tune is out of this world. It keeps me sane.
I absolutely love this song. So relaxing. Reminds of the islands and vacation.
My favorite song has been since ancient times. Thank you very much!☀️☀️☀️☀️
Memories of home and life back then. Great tune.
I fell in love with this song and jazz in 1993 and now 2020
This song always makes me happy. It just encapsulates joy. They have many great songs but I would submit this is their legacy song. It was used a lot on Buffalo NY tv for promos and I believe one of the local morning shows in the early 80s... AM Buffalo? It beckons me back to the morning breakfast table secure and happy in the company of my mom and dad. Thanks for this updated video!
I remember seeing "Employment File" right before the national anthem on one of the Buffalo channels, and that it used this song. Im in Rochester, and used to watch antenna late nite.
Back in the day I first heard this track on a local radio station and the dj said it was a single released from the album. At the time I was working in Springburn which is in the north of Glasgow, Scotland. An industrial area then but there was a good record shop there so off I went and asked them if they had the album in stock. No was the answer, they'd never heard of it. But they were intrigued and said they would try and track it down. Took them a few weeks but they got it for me and I still have that album. The record shop and the place where I worked are now both buried underneath a bypass. As for the track, well it makes me happy too !
@@jimthomson2684 that is a great recollection! Glad that it made its way to Scotland!
Buffalo had a great tradition...a city that even tho it was winter and dead center of a snow belt was not going to let it's great music be unheard. Jazz clubs promoted Sunday afternoon venue starting at 4pm continuing to late evening to early am...heard Spyro Gyra at 'The One Eyed Cat' Great music n memories, late nites,...then cutting fresh snow tracks home. Mondays seemed to be so much better after Sunday's like that.
@@howardloucks2833 that's a great memory. Thanks for sharing it!
I think it very appropriately named... I love this song. And if I can quote merv9... "Never tire of listening, after all these years".
this song will never get old.. loved it then, love it still today & continue to play it often always.
Bought this album in 1979 never heard of these guys still playing Morning Dance it’s just a great feeling sound love it, never dates ,listening to it now as I’m adding comment👍👍👍👍👍
The melody alone makes me feel good. I like it. It's fun, highly melodic and quietly fiery. It doesn't go out of its way to upend the listener with sheer volume or brazenness, and I like that a lot. If you drop the volume a bit, it sounds a lot like the music you'd on early 90's morning shows. And that's no mean feat.
Beautiful music... one of my favorite for the last 4 decades... cheers everyone who loves Jazz music.
Used to hear this back in the 70's on a local station just before the top of the hour network news...probably what got me into liking smooth jazz like Paul Hardcastle in 1985.
One of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard loved this for 40 years ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Die 70er, ein fantastisches musikalisches Jahrzehnt und diese Musik ist der Beweis dafür...wenn man einen Montag Morgen so beginnen kann...DANKE!
It's been years! But hearing now feels like hearing from an old friend. Feels good.
My old soul still bouncing with the beat of this just soulful healing for almost 30 years immortal jazz musical masterpiece💡🎼🎷🎷🎷🎹🎹🎹🎹🎺🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎸🎸👏👏👏👏👏👏
I ❤❤ listening to Spyro Gyra. I NEVER get sick and tired of them after listening to their music for over 40 years.
Timeless beautiful Music
@@norbertwild6983 Hello Norbert! I AGREE! 👍👍😊😊
I could be wrong, but Spira Gyro were among the first truly solid jazz fusion bands to specifically label themselves a jazz FUSION band and still among the best in the genre!
GREAT SONG, I COULD SIT ON THE GREAT LAWN IN NEW YORKS CENTRAL PARK..AND WATCH THE SKYLINE OF CPW ALL DAY TO THIS CLASSIC RECORDING.
I remember when you first start this this song exactly the same if you hearing for the first time you'll never get because he is the same beautiful
My ex husband introduced me to jazz with this group; he was 9 years my senior and taught me a lot of life’s lessons plus cooking😅.
Just bought a ticket to see them next week.
Takes me back to 1979 and fishing on the banks of the river Stour at Iford Bridge Bournemouth as the radio played this classic tune!
They had their OWN sound, and were even better live!!!!!!
Song reminds of good times with my dad working on the race car growing up never will get old love you dad and you will always be missed never be forgotten
Love this song!
Been a fan since I was 19, nearly 40 years now!
true musicians-MADE OUR LIVES SO MUCH betteR- EVERY RING I 100%
I wish it would go back to those day when radio had great music like this...driving up Highway 1...to this...was Cool..
San Diego Concerts by the Bay brings you Spyro Gyro.💖🥂
One of my feel good jazz songs from the late 70s to the early 80s. Great song! Great band!
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I love this also
Ho ritrovato le audiocassette di quanto suonavo anche questa e le altre con il sassofono, che ricordi! Grazie che bella sensazione che mi dava questa musica!
Woooow... Brings great memories. Sound ed so great back then, still sounds great today June 2022! ✨💯🙌☺️
yes, the best sound in the entire era..never missed a day not playing ds song...the first time i heard it captivated the whole of me...🌺
Sounds as fresh today as the day it was made.
Geez I’m back in time! Amazing band.
T’was sometime in 1983 during my college days when my cousin (RIP) first introduced to me Spyro Gyra and I easily learned to appreciate and later loved their music even though I liked rock music first. And after all those years I still love it ... ❤️❤️❤️
I consider this their very best masterpiece! I'm now a senior but it always stirs me up. Thanks to this jazz group.
When you just want to relax and enjoy what is going on has there ever been a better song to do it to?
This tune kicks ass!
One of my favorites, very relaxing indeed.
Early morning sunlight, splashing through the windshield of a 1969 Ford Ranger f-150 pickup, as we trundled westward towards Philadelphia, soaking in the breeze and the golden light coming and going like a dance partner as we rolled down curving country roads on our way to the big city.
My dad really liked this type of music. Smooth jazz is I guess the category.
Spiro Gyra, my old time fave.
🇺🇸🇲🇽 YES, THE BEST SONG OF ALL TIME, IT IS REAL....🇲🇽🇺🇸
This song is much better in 2022. Would you agree>
Great no matter what year!!
just wondering how many decades this will remain so cool
One of my goto happy feeling songs!
I try to listen to this song once a day and it is always the best part of it only wish it longer I sing it to my self every day! Thank you for. creating it
Just love their pieces...♥️it brings so much joy listening to this...uplifting!!! Whew!!
One of my best jazz tracks way back in the early 80s when I was in high school. Was so fascinated by the beautiful saxophone.
Oh God! Spyrogyra made me a jazz addict as a teen.
My favorite music since my college days (1980)
High School Seniors in 1979 in Puerto Rico , this was the bomb ‘ . . Salsa or Rock . Than this came , oh boy , hooked “
How wonderful to hear this again! Bright blessings to one and all!
This is just GREAT !!!
Fantastic music, one of my favourite tune of all time.
I love this music.the way they play all the instruments is exceptional.
Inherited my late uncle's audio cassette collection several years back and have just recently begun going through it in full. Found quite a few unexpected gems among them (as well as several duds that were beyond salvaging and even some that still sounded great for their age yet needed to be re-attached to their spools on account of the adhesive finally wearing out on the leader tape). Spyro Gyra turned out to be one of those gems and my uncle was apparently fond of them as they took up a sizable part of his collection. 'Morning Dance' was the first tape of theirs I tested and from that point on I realized I may have come across my new favorite band (lol)! Amazing the level of musicianship and writing they possessed at the time, no wonder their music still holds up over 40 years later, my goodness...
Always loved that key change!
My father likes this tune since day one.
Jay Beckenstien and Spyro Gyra are fuckin amazing. I remember seeing them
at the Telluride Jazz Festival in Colorado 1980 with my brothers and close friends,
It was the beginning of a two week camping trip that went thru the Grand Canyon. Beautiful memories. Rest in Peace my Brother Tony, Love you!!!!!!!
I just like to listen to relaxing jazz.. No stories behind it
Saw these guys in concert in college, early 80s. Went out to eat and the group came in to eat at the same place (it was in Bowling Green, Ohio so there weren’t many options for them!). Great show- My kids have discovered Spyro Gyra now, too
Simply the best.
Spyro Gyra! You guys are SO GREAT! Happy jazz!
This tune takes me back to the London days of Soul funkateers in the 80s ha ha. This was massive guys. An now to hear this an I’m pushin 55 now, ohhhh so so good.
Thanks for sharing guys
Paul 13.11 gmt Uk cheers
This is my most favorite instrumental song
What music is all about...i loved jazz after i first heard this...hooked up to now
Smooth tune from back in the day!
This takes me back still remember buying this from HMV in Manchester
GREAT, GREAT, GREAT synchronization job of the original 16mm film footage "video" of the song, to a newly remastered stereo audio sound track. Many, if not most or all promotional staged (playback) "videos" in the 1970s and even into the early 80's, had their audio sound strip using the enveloped-down mono version and usually sounding very "muddy" at that. That's the way things were done back then. YOUR re-creation is par excellence!
BCRadio
When this came out I was at the Rifle Depot in Winchester and after a long hard day getting breasted by the screws and all the PT was great to listen to this laid on my pit. Takes me back to the best year in my life and getting badged as RGJ
I never get tired of listening to this
GOOSEBUMPS !!
Everyone's dad played this tune in the car on the way to school 😂
Jay's the man. He held that group together over they years man. Just like Russ Freeman and the Ripps.
Che bella sensazione che avevo quando ho sentito questo gruppo molti anni fa', anche io suonavo il sassofono contralto, grazie a tutti, quando li riascolto mi sento meglio, ho le cassette e ancora li ascolto, purtroppo qui a Roma tra fine anni 70 e 80, di donne non ce ne erano che studiavano questo strumento, pochissime, ricordo che facevo le prove anche per strada e mi davano delle piccole lire nella custodia, pensando che chiedessi l'elemosina!
Boy what a time to be alive no covid no government coup just good times and music