PS As Time Goes By" was written by Herman Hupfeld in 1931. It became most famous in 1942 when it was sung by the character Sam (Dooley Wilson) in the movie Casablanca. One of my favorite songs of all time.
Chet did not compose the song & while you call it "not in tune" I simply said he was "flat" and then only for a few bars here and there - NOT the entire song. Chet was a heroin addict, and it's a down drug and it tends to make singers "drag" sort of like if a DJ slows a record down with his finger - that's all this is. Chet otherwise had a GREAT ear, and sang on pitch, in tune. No hard feelings here either.All the best to you!
@ManagerGuy1 now i listen it again i understand, this is not flat, but is not totally in tune...
he is such a genius and explore new color in his music by singing like that... maybe he is not totally in tune, but this piece makes me feel the music and the feelings that he had when he composed the song
My apology for spelling typos but I had my wife who ins a pro singer and who has perfect pitch listen and she assures me that he's flat as can be. Sorry to be a drag..
Way is this so "flat"? Chet had a great ear and never would sing off pitch like this Can;t you hear it? Please fix it as I love it otherwise. Many thanks!
An excellent example of showing emotion, rhythmic development, technique, and a consistent sound all in the low low/mid register of the trumpet; which makes that short fragment into the upper reaches of the mid-register employing a much more "bell-tone" sound have such drama. A must solo to transcribe no matter what your age/technical level is on the trumpet. I' m working on it now. Michael Missiras
An excellent example of showing emotion, rhythmic development, technique, and a consistent sound all in the low low/mid register of the trumpet; which makes that short fragment into the upper reaches of the mid-register employing a much more "bell-tone" sound have such drama. A must solo to transcribe no matter what your age/technical level is on the trumpet. I' m working on it now. Michael Missiras
Before Hipsters there was Hippies, Before Hippies there was Cool Cats like Chet Baker.
LGuida31 1 month ago
The Master.
13CIRCLE 1 month ago
wankers
jagoffify 2 months ago
chillsound.
gluehapfeI 2 months ago
PS As Time Goes By" was written by Herman Hupfeld in 1931. It became most famous in 1942 when it was sung by the character Sam (Dooley Wilson) in the movie Casablanca. One of my favorite songs of all time.
ManagerGuy1 3 months ago 2
Chet did not compose the song & while you call it "not in tune" I simply said he was "flat" and then only for a few bars here and there - NOT the entire song. Chet was a heroin addict, and it's a down drug and it tends to make singers "drag" sort of like if a DJ slows a record down with his finger - that's all this is. Chet otherwise had a GREAT ear, and sang on pitch, in tune. No hard feelings here either.All the best to you!
ManagerGuy1 3 months ago
You need to get those ears fixed! I love Chet but he's flat.
ManagerGuy1 3 months ago
@ManagerGuy1 now i listen it again i understand, this is not flat, but is not totally in tune...
he is such a genius and explore new color in his music by singing like that... maybe he is not totally in tune, but this piece makes me feel the music and the feelings that he had when he composed the song
sorry for the misunderstood
cheers from a South american Musician
embiamemucho 3 months ago
It's FLAT!
ManagerGuy1 4 months ago
@ManagerGuy1 youre flat
embiamemucho 3 months ago
My apology for spelling typos but I had my wife who ins a pro singer and who has perfect pitch listen and she assures me that he's flat as can be. Sorry to be a drag..
ManagerGuy1 4 months ago
Way is this so "flat"? Chet had a great ear and never would sing off pitch like this Can;t you hear it? Please fix it as I love it otherwise. Many thanks!
ManagerGuy1 4 months ago
@ManagerGuy1 i do not hear it flat
BluesGee 4 months ago
An excellent example of showing emotion, rhythmic development, technique, and a consistent sound all in the low low/mid register of the trumpet; which makes that short fragment into the upper reaches of the mid-register employing a much more "bell-tone" sound have such drama. A must solo to transcribe no matter what your age/technical level is on the trumpet. I' m working on it now. Michael Missiras
444456rf 4 months ago
@444456rf
An excellent example of showing emotion, rhythmic development, technique, and a consistent sound all in the low low/mid register of the trumpet; which makes that short fragment into the upper reaches of the mid-register employing a much more "bell-tone" sound have such drama. A must solo to transcribe no matter what your age/technical level is on the trumpet. I' m working on it now. Michael Missiras
444456rf 4 months ago
Beautiful !!
starfire5770 7 months ago 4
Sounds like a groovy cover of a John Lennon song I once heard....
axel8492 10 months ago
Ironic how he is hanging out by a window......
andy23822 1 year ago 7