I have a lot of respect for musicians who have the voice and go to a genre that is not so popular but they love what they do instead of trying everything to go to the mainstream music.
La interpretacion es todo en esta vida ..... Solo con eso podemos ver la verdadera esencia de lo que quiso transmitir el compositor. Es que te amo ..phiona apple. Nunca te intentes cambiar. .....pero..... Por lo harias ahora? 🤫
She knows the song extremely well, you can tell the way she effortlessly moves around the intervals on a whim, always in the key which isn't simple. She's a true professional.
if this doesn't sum up the pocket change that's me...Fiona what would I do without you. I breathe a little easier because you put yourself out there. Thank you for sharing yourself in your passion. Thank you for being a flower of song. I heard somewhere that radio waves escape the earth's atmosphere and travel infinitly through out space. I sure hope that's true because your beautifully sung heart should resound in the universe forever.
My life would be so less rich without this intensely resplendent soul. I have always felt connected to her, we're in the same ship drifting this Universe. Thank you, Fiona. I'm with you, OP. ❤️
Fiona's pronunciation and delivery of every word on this is brilliant. I would put it up to interpretations that Harry Nilsson delivered with his phrasing. Even if it was the only song she ever sang, she would be brilliant
I love Frank's versions, but Fiona lays bare why the last lyric is "I was always your clown" and not "til the moon's upside down." You taste the vulnerability from her.
amazing pianist....perfect collaboration with superb singer, kind of reminds me of collaboration between superb jimmy scott and michael (pianist/armenian...probably). FIONA WE LUVYA
This will forever be a treasure in my heart. That little giggle Fiona drops when the pianist goes off the hook at the end just makes me smile every time. So much beauty
I'm sentimental, so I walk in the rain 난 지나치게 감상적이어서, 이 빗 속을 걷네요 I've got some habits, even I can't explain 몇가지 취미도 있지만, 이런 날 딱히 설명할 수도 없어요 Go to the corner, and I end up in Spain 아무도 없는 외딴 곳으로 가다 결국 꿈속에 다다르겠죠. Why try to change me now? 왜 이제와 날 바꾸려 하는 건가요? I sit and daydream, I've got daydreams galore 아주 많은 시간을 꿈 속에서 허우적 대요 Cigarette ashes, there they go on the floor 담뱃재는 바닥으로 흩어져 내리고 I'll go away weekends, leave my keys in the door 문 앞에 열쇠를 놔둔채로 나의 주말은 그렇게 지나가겠죠 Why try to change me now? 왜 이제와 날 바꾸려 하는 건가요? Why can't I be more conventional? 어째서 난 더 평범하게 되지 못한 걸까요? People talk, and they stare, so I try 사람들은 수근대고, 빤히 쳐다보고, 난 표내지 않으려 애쓰고... But that can't be, because I can't see 그런 것들에 신경쓰지 않기에 그럴 수(표내지 않을 수)없어요.. My strange little world just go passing me by 나만의 낯선 이 세계는 그냥 흘러가게 놓아 두세요 So let people wonder, let 'em laugh, let 'em frown 다른 사람들이 이상하게 생각하라죠, 비웃어도, 눈살을 찌푸려도 상관없어요 You know I'll love you tillthe moon's upside down 저 달이 엎어 질때까지 당신만을 사랑할거란 걸 잘 알잖아요 Don't you remember I was always your clown? 난 언제나 당신의 어릿광대였다는 걸 잊었나요? Why would you want to change me now? 근데 왜 이제와 이런 날 바꾸려 하는 건가요?
"I sit and daydream I've got daydreams galore Cigarette ashes There they go on the floor I go away weekends And leave my keys in the door But why try to change me now" ...haha! I sit in my car and have to go back into the house for something I forgot at least twice a week. I go upstairs for something, and remember I left what I need downstairs, go back down and then decide to do something else first - - Watching me as a fly on the wall would be very confusing. :P
There is just a sort of peace with her voice in singing...Sort of sums it up for me...By the way I do feel this is one of the finest performances that I have been fortunate enough to be able to view and listen to in my life time....
Ethereal - extremely delicate and light in a way that seems too perfect for this world. There should be link to this video from the word in the dictionary.
Frank didn't write this.. He covered it and added to his catalog, But a lyricist by the name of Joseph mcCarthy wrote the lyrics.. Cy coleman wrote the music part .. It's been done/covered by a number of artists since it was written in 1952 for Independent Publication... Sinatra recorded it for the first time shortly after that..
@@barbusie4764 Dang, I thought Cy Coleman wrote it. Sinatra recorded it, Bob Dylan nailed it... and Fiona made it float. Now I want to research Joseph McCarthy. Thank you for the information! It's such a great song.
*bows✨down* 🍃🌹🍃One HELUVA cover if I ever heard one🙌Learning this song tonight,so I’m singing along!Here are the lyrics,for all⚡️U⚡️stars out there singing too⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🌬🤍🤍🤍I'm sentimental. So I walk in the rain I've got some habits Even I can't explain Go to the corner I end up in Spain Why try to change me now? I sit and daydream I've got daydreams galore Cigarette ashes There they go on the floor Go away weekends Leave my keys in the door Why try to change me now? Why can't I be more conventional? People talk and they stare, so I try But that can't be 'cause I can't see My strange little world just go passing me by Let people wonder Let 'em laugh Let 'em frown You know I'll love you till the moon's upside down Don't you remember I was always your clown Why try to change me now? Why can't I be more conventional? People talk and they stare, so I try But that can't be because I can't see My strange little world just go passing me by So let people wonder Let 'em laugh Let 'em frown You know I'll love you till the moon's upside down Don't you remember I was always your clown So why try to change me? Why would you want to change me? Why try to change me now?
You are so wrong. Her parents were both performers, yes. But she was not sheltered, nor rich, nor protected. Do YOUR research. You think she can give a performance like without ever having been through some sort of trauma? Oh please. You clearly know nothing about her. You don't deserve to.
Even if all that was true you´re not talking about her ability to write and perform that is what really counts. Odes to herself? well, I would like to hear ego-odes from everybody if the results are as amazing and creative as Fiona does. The power of jazz is not only affection transmited through having overcome poor situations, and in anycase her deep feeling could come from inner woes that in fact every human being could feel, those that has nothing to do with their shelters or lack of, that´s why she´s so effective.
+Marissa 87 My issue lies with your mention of "struggle" as if it's appropriate to consider one persons pain any more important or worthy of regard due to the "era" they're from or whatever other circumstance. Its such a naive thing to say. I don't know Fiona personally, (if anyone here does please speak up), but I'm confident in saying that she would totally disagree with you. Pain is pain. Struggle is struggle. No matter the severity. The way in which she processes that and forms it into art is no less worthy of acknowledgement or reverence. She deserves to stand side by side with the artists mentioned above. Just as anyone else with the same talent would.
+Marissa 87 You need to relax, hopefully you read my response above. The amount of times you have rewrote, erased etc your comments is ridiculous. You're clearly not a fan, so do yourself a favor and go away.
This is essentially a melodic and lyrical sequel to The End of a Love Affair by Billie Holiday, right? Same tempo, same affects, etc...not that it's a bad song, and I do adore Fiona singing it, but when it comes down to it, it's practically the same song.
I have a lot of respect for musicians who have the voice and go to a genre that is not so popular but they love what they do instead of trying everything to go to the mainstream music.
It's sad, and a little annoying, that we have a lot less of this and much more of, well, shit.
That’s what a real singer does.
La interpretacion es todo en esta vida ..... Solo con eso podemos ver la verdadera esencia de lo que quiso transmitir el compositor.
Es que te amo ..phiona apple.
Nunca te intentes cambiar. .....pero..... Por lo harias ahora? 🤫
She knows the song extremely well, you can tell the way she effortlessly moves around the intervals on a whim, always in the key which isn't simple. She's a true professional.
Sinatra would be happy to hear this....
pupo jenkins ....man why so mean?.....she is one of the true originals we have....why be so mean?
@Sal DiMarchese she's an incredible songwriter and performer too and deserves recognition !
if this doesn't sum up the pocket change that's me...Fiona what would I do without you. I breathe a little easier because you put yourself out there. Thank you for sharing yourself in your passion. Thank you for being a flower of song. I heard somewhere that radio waves escape the earth's atmosphere and travel infinitly through out space. I sure hope that's true because your beautifully sung heart should resound in the universe forever.
+pukacruz
pukacruz you said it... so many of her diehard fans myself included feel so much this.
Well said I'll be there with a net to catch your waves of ai time
My life would be so less rich without this intensely resplendent soul. I have always felt connected to her, we're in the same ship drifting this Universe. Thank you, Fiona. I'm with you, OP. ❤️
omg this is so beautiful
The cape and gloves are a nice touch.
Fiona's pronunciation and delivery of every word on this is brilliant. I would put it up to interpretations that Harry Nilsson delivered with his phrasing. Even if it was the only song she ever sang, she would be brilliant
Heard this version while watching House. Beautiful rendition.
Same here. Good rendition of your old song.
X2
I finally have a favorite song.
I love Frank's versions, but Fiona lays bare why the last lyric is "I was always your clown" and not "til the moon's upside down." You taste the vulnerability from her.
Bill Slocum well written :)
Please. Nice version, but Sinatra’s is the better by far.
@@reythomas8532 Yes, Sinatra's is better, but this is really good, too.
She’s perfect
amazing pianist....perfect collaboration with superb singer, kind of reminds me of collaboration between superb jimmy scott and michael (pianist/armenian...probably). FIONA WE LUVYA
Her plosive "P" on "people talk" at 1:41
is a rather wonderful thing...
This will forever be a treasure in my heart. That little giggle Fiona drops when the pianist goes off the hook at the end just makes me smile every time. So much beauty
I'm sentimental, so I walk in the rain
난 지나치게 감상적이어서, 이 빗 속을 걷네요
I've got some habits, even I can't explain
몇가지 취미도 있지만, 이런 날 딱히 설명할 수도 없어요
Go to the corner, and I end up in Spain
아무도 없는 외딴 곳으로 가다 결국 꿈속에 다다르겠죠.
Why try to change me now?
왜 이제와 날 바꾸려 하는 건가요?
I sit and daydream, I've got daydreams galore
아주 많은 시간을 꿈 속에서 허우적 대요
Cigarette ashes, there they go on the floor
담뱃재는 바닥으로 흩어져 내리고
I'll go away weekends, leave my keys in the door
문 앞에 열쇠를 놔둔채로 나의 주말은 그렇게 지나가겠죠
Why try to change me now?
왜 이제와 날 바꾸려 하는 건가요?
Why can't I be more conventional?
어째서 난 더 평범하게 되지 못한 걸까요?
People talk, and they stare, so I try
사람들은 수근대고, 빤히 쳐다보고, 난 표내지 않으려 애쓰고...
But that can't be, because I can't see
그런 것들에 신경쓰지 않기에 그럴 수(표내지 않을 수)없어요..
My strange little world just go passing me by
나만의 낯선 이 세계는 그냥 흘러가게 놓아 두세요
So let people wonder, let 'em laugh, let 'em frown
다른 사람들이 이상하게 생각하라죠, 비웃어도, 눈살을 찌푸려도 상관없어요
You know I'll love you tillthe moon's upside down
저 달이 엎어 질때까지 당신만을 사랑할거란 걸 잘 알잖아요
Don't you remember I was always your clown?
난 언제나 당신의 어릿광대였다는 걸 잊었나요?
Why would you want to change me now?
근데 왜 이제와 이런 날 바꾸려 하는 건가요?
So talented and passionate!
She is my queen
"I sit and daydream
I've got daydreams galore
Cigarette ashes
There they go on the floor
I go away weekends
And leave my keys in the door
But why try to change me now"
...haha! I sit in my car and have to go back into the house for something I forgot at least twice a week. I go upstairs for something, and remember I left what I need downstairs, go back down and then decide to do something else first - - Watching me as a fly on the wall would be very confusing. :P
Oh my. What an exquisite song sung by and exquisite voice. The pianist is just so delightfully free and floaty too. Love this. Sharing it!!
There is just a sort of peace with her voice in singing...Sort of sums it up for me...By the way I do feel this is one of the finest performances that I have been fortunate enough to be able to view and listen to in my life time....
beautiful sentiment
Magic Fiona..almost fairy. .made of stardust
Every time I watch this video, Stendhal sindrome comes to me. Thanks to Fiona for making me happy while I cry.
House brought me here.
👍
She just gets it
I love you fiona
This gives me chills every time I hear it. Simply superb!
I'd just ended up in Spain... Till the end of confinement!
:o
Beautiful delivery!
My funeral song
Her "Thank you " so genuine. 😊
the one and only....
A great talent full stop! Love Fiona
Tks THE ACT!
Thank you very much Ms Apple! A very nice performance.
I cant love this song so much, its marvellous
One of my all time favorite songs. And she sang it soooooo well
Ethereal - extremely delicate and light in a way that seems too perfect for this world. There should be link to this video from the word in the dictionary.
This is fucking incredible....
Thank you for being you!
ode to freedom 😊
Wish I could be there with you sis 🌸
thread4souls not even death could separate you from me sis, let the earth explode into space dust, you would still be part of me. always 💓
Excellent....just perfect
Nice! It's a great song. Frank Sinatra! Done very well by the lovely Fiona Apple.
Frank didn't write this.. He covered it and added to
his catalog, But a lyricist by the name of Joseph
mcCarthy wrote the lyrics.. Cy coleman wrote the
music part .. It's been done/covered by a number
of artists since it was written in 1952 for Independent Publication...
Sinatra recorded it for the first time shortly after that..
i believe this is a jazz standard
@@barbusie4764 Dang, I thought Cy Coleman wrote it. Sinatra recorded it, Bob Dylan nailed it... and Fiona made it float. Now I want to research Joseph McCarthy. Thank you for the information! It's such a great song.
Francis Albert, Fiona, Bobby Z- a fine song invites myriad interpretations.
Thanks for sharing, Mo.
This Is so soothing.
Lovely!
정말 좋다
I see this as an outtake from Twin Peaks
*bows✨down* 🍃🌹🍃One HELUVA cover if I ever heard one🙌Learning this song tonight,so I’m singing along!Here are the lyrics,for all⚡️U⚡️stars out there singing too⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
🌬🤍🤍🤍I'm sentimental.
So I walk in the rain
I've got some habits
Even I can't explain
Go to the corner
I end up in Spain
Why try to change me now?
I sit and daydream
I've got daydreams galore
Cigarette ashes
There they go on the floor
Go away weekends
Leave my keys in the door
Why try to change me now?
Why can't I be more conventional?
People talk and they stare, so I try
But that can't be 'cause I can't see
My strange little world just go passing me by
Let people wonder
Let 'em laugh
Let 'em frown
You know I'll love you till the moon's upside down
Don't you remember I was always your clown
Why try to change me now?
Why can't I be more conventional?
People talk and they stare, so I try
But that can't be because I can't see
My strange little world just go passing me by
So let people wonder
Let 'em laugh
Let 'em frown
You know I'll love you till the moon's upside down
Don't you remember I was always your clown
So why try to change me?
Why would you want to change me?
Why try to change me now?
Magic
wow the piano man
Beautifully vulerable.
I thought this was the dress from the Paper Bag video, almost ❤️
❤️
💖love this shit
...yes
I see I'm not the only one reminded of Billie Holiday. I like this even more than some of her more popular songs.
bravo
wow
Nice
House MD, 6/11...
And the Act.
😭💜
What an exquisite creature.
Gotta listen to Nancy Wilson sing this. This isn't even close
Cy Coleman - music
Joseph Allan McCarthy Jr - lyrics
Only hit(?) for the lyricist, but his dad had quite a few.
then it means that you are feeling much more higher than me!?
I think this is pretty good, you know
Fine my fiona love affair can continue one more song. for now
any recommended song that typical like this?
I Didn’t Know What Time It Was & Get Out of Town both sung by Ella Fitzgerald Where or When sung by Peggy Lee
what a woman!
Is this part of a full show?
Bessy, Billie and Fiona, that is it.
You are so wrong. Her parents were both performers, yes. But she was not sheltered, nor rich, nor protected. Do YOUR research. You think she can give a performance like without ever having been through some sort of trauma? Oh please. You clearly know nothing about her.
You don't deserve to.
Even if all that was true you´re not talking about her ability to write and perform that is what really counts. Odes to herself? well, I would like to hear ego-odes from everybody if the results are as amazing and creative as Fiona does. The power of jazz is not only affection transmited through having overcome poor situations, and in anycase her deep feeling could come from inner woes that in fact every human being could feel, those that has nothing to do with their shelters or lack of, that´s why she´s so effective.
+Marissa 87 My issue lies with your mention of "struggle" as if it's appropriate to consider one persons pain any more important or worthy of regard due to the "era" they're from or whatever other circumstance. Its such a naive thing to say. I don't know Fiona personally, (if anyone here does please speak up), but I'm confident in saying that she would totally disagree with you. Pain is pain. Struggle is struggle. No matter the severity. The way in which she processes that and forms it into art is no less worthy of acknowledgement or reverence. She deserves to stand side by side with the artists mentioned above. Just as anyone else with the same talent would.
+Marissa 87 You need to relax, hopefully you read my response above. The amount of times you have rewrote, erased etc your comments is ridiculous. You're clearly not a fan, so do yourself a favor and go away.
+Marissa 87 Okay, we both spoke our parts then. Agree to disagree.
why try to change me now?
she wudda been a great jazz vocal, next to dianna krall
I know you love me
This is essentially a melodic and lyrical sequel to The End of a Love Affair by Billie Holiday, right? Same tempo, same affects, etc...not that it's a bad song, and I do adore Fiona singing it, but when it comes down to it, it's practically the same song.
First time hearing it, youre right
Who is the pianist?
Fiona Apple. Do you mean this version?
Ohhh...
I'm not sure. Let me know if you find out.
Probably Dave Palmer.
@@Zoo1Luu it is indeed Dave Palmer who has toured with her regularly. Amazing musician.
And that's a problem or something? I don't see your point.
Etc. Etc. Etc. Example of ignorance by choice
Elaborate? I'm curious
The other famous versions of this song, done by some of the most legendary artists in music history...simply can't touch this. Incredible.
she wear no brA
You have no brain