@r3ck0rd Day, I saw him take a trip from Copenhagen so far away And though I never heard from him again Rememberings of a spring when music played Let's make it a new day Don't think of a blue day I dream a true day free from suffering and sorrow So take a tip and listen to Bud Up there on a cloud just like a Buddha And let yourself sing with your heart No don't let them tear you apart There's always someone there to give some special inspiration Talking about the man Bud Powell
Upon listening to the original of this tune for the first time, I got excited "This is the Jazz tune I've been looking for." Easy to understand with catchy melodies, but still much exciting. And this play even proves that the melodies can actually be sung. Jazz melodies can be difficult, and are often so. Many critics say that the most exciting part of Jazz music is improvisation. I don't consider it wrong, but recent Jazz tunes tend to have very complex and difficult melodies (and harmony of course), which is sometimes pain to non-artist audience such as myself. Chick's "Bud Powell" has proved that Jazz tunes don't need to be complex and difficult to entertain audience.
@r3ck0rd I'm sitting here just thinking 'bout Bud A man, a magical inspiration There's nothing in life I can name Like Paris with Bud in the rain The man who really taught us how to play bebop piano Nothing will ever be the same Now some folks think that Bud is a beer I hear ridiculous allegations But Bud was a man with a heart Though pain tried to tear him apart A genius and a soul that gave a special inspiration Talking about Bud Powell, one
whats up with this song? why do many people react negatively in this song. can someone explain to me why? i just posted this cause the solo sounds great
@r3ck0rd sorry. i lost the dvd unfortunately. I can't give some of its concert description. Feel kinda sad losing it though. There was some of great songs and solos in the dvd
Lyrics by Cole Porter? Oscar Hammerstein? Ira Gerswhin? Just kidding. Chick + vocal music don't mix, but, man, I love him most of the time otherwise. (Love Bud too!)
@@jxnglxst6874 well, everybody has his or her own taste and opinions, in my opinion you are probably a very sad Only-I-Know-It-All bitter person who don't deserve any answer but anyways I hope you'll get better, cheers
@r3ck0rd
Day, I saw him take a trip from Copenhagen so far away
And though I never heard from him again
Rememberings of a spring when music played
Let's make it a new day
Don't think of a blue day
I dream a true day free from suffering and sorrow
So take a tip and listen to Bud
Up there on a cloud just like a Buddha
And let yourself sing with your heart
No don't let them tear you apart
There's always someone there to give some special inspiration
Talking about the man Bud Powell
Upon listening to the original of this tune for the first time, I got excited "This is the Jazz tune I've been looking for." Easy to understand with catchy melodies, but still much exciting. And this play even proves that the melodies can actually be sung.
Jazz melodies can be difficult, and are often so. Many critics say that the most exciting part of Jazz music is improvisation. I don't consider it wrong, but recent Jazz tunes tend to have very complex and difficult melodies (and harmony of course), which is sometimes pain to non-artist audience such as myself.
Chick's "Bud Powell" has proved that Jazz tunes don't need to be complex and difficult to entertain audience.
@r3ck0rd I'm sitting here just thinking 'bout Bud
A man, a magical inspiration
There's nothing in life I can name
Like Paris with Bud in the rain
The man who really taught us how to play bebop piano
Nothing will ever be the same
Now some folks think that Bud is a beer
I hear ridiculous allegations
But Bud was a man with a heart
Though pain tried to tear him apart
A genius and a soul that gave a special inspiration
Talking about Bud Powell, one
The tune and the performance of the tune are absolutely phenomenal. You know, not everyone can hear great music.
The fabulous Fred Johnson on vocals
Great performance! Thanks
Vocals-Fred Johnson
Bass-Christian McBride
I know it's been a long time, but I'll ask anyway: Did Fred write the lyrics?
I really like the lyrics! can anybody please transcribe it for me??
whats up with this song? why do many people react negatively in this song. can someone explain to me why? i just posted this cause the solo sounds great
because normal people don't write comments : D
@r3ck0rd sorry. i lost the dvd unfortunately. I can't give some of its concert description. Feel kinda sad losing it though. There was some of great songs and solos in the dvd
Micah Reyes do you know what the dvd was called dude?
@stephenshannonmusic Thank you!
Kenny Garrett on alto. Is that the late Wallace Roney on trumpet. Miles. People will crucify for saying that
Oh Dear......
@TrumPianeto He's young, but it's definitely McBride.
Wallace Roney on trumpet I think
Wallace Rooney on trumpet ... I think
its okay :P
Yeah it’s like they through shit in a clear water stream, just so they could attempt to filter it.
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Does some one know where to find the lyrics? I happen to not catch everything :(
transcribe the lyrics it's very easy to do
@@Jordarr8994 no, It's not.
@Micahdhie the lyrics are really cheezy
Lyrics by Cole Porter? Oscar Hammerstein? Ira Gerswhin? Just kidding. Chick + vocal music don't mix, but, man, I love him most of the time otherwise. (Love Bud too!)
i dont think bud powell would like this very much
the fuck you know bout bud
I think Bud absolutely would Loved this
@@PabloVestoryyou’ve probably never even listened to music
@@jxnglxst6874 well, everybody has his or her own taste and opinions, in my opinion you are probably a very sad Only-I-Know-It-All bitter person who don't deserve any answer but anyways I hope you'll get better, cheers
Oh Dear......