Blue Daniel Album: Quintet At The Lighthouse Julian "Cannonball" Adderley (alto saxophone) Nat Adderley (cornet) Victor Feldman (piano) Sam Jones (bass) Louis Hayes (drums)
First time I heard Cannonball Adderley was on Radio Luxemburg Jazzhour. I took it my old Phillips steelband recorder, which was not at all trustworthy , so we got it in H dur. So the first time I played Blue Daniel with my quintett in East Park Jazzcluub our archfeind ( who was older and allways looked down on us Teenagers) wanted to sit in. That was the first and last time he Satz in with us and he never laught again.
First time I heard Cannonball Adderley was on Radio Luxemburg Jazzhour. I took it my old Phillips steelband recorder, which was not at all trustworthy , so we got it in H dur. So the first time I played Blue Daniel with my quintett in East Park Jazzcluub our archfeind ( who was older and allways looked down on us Teenagers) wanted to sit in. That was the first and last time he Satz in with us and he never laught again.
one of the best groups ever with our genius victor right in there.many thanks
One of my favorite jazz waltzes of all time
Oh, how sweet this is to hear after so many years. I love this tune by Frank R..
back when music was music...
it's strange to think that such a pretty, gentle and uplifting tune was composed by a man who did what he did.
Obviously troubled, and no one noticed.
amo ese tema! grande, rosolino.
Check out PJ Perry's version on the album "Worth Waiting For"
Anyone here in 2018?
2019
2019?
2020
the essence of cool
.Blue Daniel .
Excellent cover, but no one can play it better than frank. :p
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