Rauf und runter lief spyro gyra und dazu gabs immer was gutes zu schmauchen. Auch heute grosse Musik, auch ohne schmauchen und dazu viele Erinnerungen an eine junge Zeit.
WOW!!! Haven't heard this "Morning Dance" 45 RPM flip-side since I "killed it" on my high school FM radio show way back in the late 70s / early 80s (hearing this again makes it all seem like yesterday!)! Thanks ever so much for sharing!!! God Bless!!! Dave Lounder, CT ["Whatever you vividly imagine, ardently desire, sincerely believe, and enthusiastically act upon, must inevitably come to pass!"]
I'm interested in dedicating this song to Mrs. Lorraine "Lorrie" Sullenberger. She may have remained strong throughout the news reports on the US Airways Flight 1549 emergency landing in the Hudson River.
Although this is wonderful, I'm just learning this was done around the same time frame when, "Emergency!," folded. I was sad about that type of thing. However, I was happy the stars of that show got opportunities to do other projects. Julie London did one final project. That was her rendition of, "My Funny Valentine," for the motion picture, "Sharky's Machine."
In summer '79, I was an 18 y/o airman stationed in San Antonio. I had just come back from taking leave at home in CA, where my dad co-signed for my brand new Chevy Monza, which came with a cassette player. I walked into a record store specifically to buy contempo jazz tapes. Had never hear of Spyro Gryra & the record clerk who was hitting on me suggested that I get "Morning Dance." Good thing I listened to him. I've been in love with Spyro Gryra ever since. :-)
Interesting that you mention this; it was also in the early Summer of '79 that I first started to appreciate the music of Spyro Gyra, and that genre of "soft" jazz. Been a devoted fan of this amazing group ever since. BTW, I was a 20 year-old Airman stationed at Wright-Patt in Dayton, OH at the time. Yes, it's a rather small world indeed; my first NEW car was a '78 Chevy Nova. Enjoy!
@GasconyKid Ah,yes, Wright Patt -- home of the alien conspiracy! It is a very small world. I've had the pleasure of seeing this group live twice -- back in '87 and again 20 years later in '07. Spyro Gyra represents good times for me and will always be one of my sentimental favorites. :)
Rauf und runter lief spyro gyra und dazu gabs immer was gutes zu schmauchen. Auch heute grosse Musik, auch ohne schmauchen und dazu viele Erinnerungen an eine junge Zeit.
erzieler 3 weeks ago
My name is in here :D lorraine
sk1238tergirl 1 month ago
wow... trailing through a jungle with my Brazilian friend...
hombreg1 1 month ago
The feel of this album is essentially the same as that of Carnaval, yet we harshly put them in different decades. Love it.
unholyimage 3 months ago
フュージョン真っ盛りの、正統ラテン・フュージョン音、ｽﾊﾟｲﾛ･ｼﾞｬｲﾗ"SongForLorraine"～ﾍﾞｯｹﾝｽﾀｲﾝさんでしたﾈ!#jazzm
blackandtanful 4 months ago
I remeber that some when I'm only just four or five years old and didn't know who performaned this song. Now, I know!
Shalady74 5 months ago in playlist Liked
Woooh!!!! awesome!
wtchtower 5 months ago
I sat next to a guy on a later flight he said the water was cold Jabs
danieljab 9 months ago
not even kidding, this makes me sexually aggressive
tombokickass 10 months ago
WOW!!! Haven't heard this "Morning Dance" 45 RPM flip-side since I "killed it" on my high school FM radio show way back in the late 70s / early 80s (hearing this again makes it all seem like yesterday!)! Thanks ever so much for sharing!!! God Bless!!! Dave Lounder, CT ["Whatever you vividly imagine, ardently desire, sincerely believe, and enthusiastically act upon, must inevitably come to pass!"]
davelounder 11 months ago 2
I'm interested in dedicating this song to Mrs. Lorraine "Lorrie" Sullenberger. She may have remained strong throughout the news reports on the US Airways Flight 1549 emergency landing in the Hudson River.
wonderglory 1 year ago
Although this is wonderful, I'm just learning this was done around the same time frame when, "Emergency!," folded. I was sad about that type of thing. However, I was happy the stars of that show got opportunities to do other projects. Julie London did one final project. That was her rendition of, "My Funny Valentine," for the motion picture, "Sharky's Machine."
wonderglory 1 year ago
Great track from propably the best spyro album 'Morning dance'. It would be so great if somebody would put also 'End of romantisism' into the Tube!
mansenmias 1 year ago
Eli Konikoffs' playing on the drums is impeccable on the whole album. Great song, great groove!
weeniedogfan 1 year ago
song for lorraine is such a classic from S.G. Great sound
spikefwf 1 year ago
@ sharpasbowlingbowl,I stand corrected...cheers for that. Nice one for advising....
kezzer2 1 year ago
Aces.
LorraineBowden1 1 year ago
This isnt morning dance...
kezzer2 1 year ago
@kezzer2 spoilt mo fo!! hehe.
kezzer2 1 year ago
@kezzer2 This isn't the song morning dance, but it is from the morning dance album.
sharpasabowlingball 1 year ago
In summer '79, I was an 18 y/o airman stationed in San Antonio. I had just come back from taking leave at home in CA, where my dad co-signed for my brand new Chevy Monza, which came with a cassette player. I walked into a record store specifically to buy contempo jazz tapes. Had never hear of Spyro Gryra & the record clerk who was hitting on me suggested that I get "Morning Dance." Good thing I listened to him. I've been in love with Spyro Gryra ever since. :-)
ilovegoodsax 1 year ago
Interesting that you mention this; it was also in the early Summer of '79 that I first started to appreciate the music of Spyro Gyra, and that genre of "soft" jazz. Been a devoted fan of this amazing group ever since. BTW, I was a 20 year-old Airman stationed at Wright-Patt in Dayton, OH at the time. Yes, it's a rather small world indeed; my first NEW car was a '78 Chevy Nova. Enjoy!
GasconyKid 1 year ago
@GasconyKid Ah,yes, Wright Patt -- home of the alien conspiracy! It is a very small world. I've had the pleasure of seeing this group live twice -- back in '87 and again 20 years later in '07. Spyro Gyra represents good times for me and will always be one of my sentimental favorites. :)
ilovegoodsax 1 year ago
Spyro Gyra was/is so great...I LOVE this song, this version used to play on occasion through our terminal at TWA at JFK airport.
MVR326 2 years ago
Spyro Gyra forever :)
wtchtower 2 years ago
unmatched hot and tight musicainship!
platinumshadow1 2 years ago
This was always my favorite of MORNING DANCE. Love Tom Schuman's breakdown on the Rhodes and Acoustic.
davcole115 2 years ago
Thanks, my favourite song from spyro gyra too.
Pastsk 2 years ago
jay beckenstein wrote this for his mom who's name is in fact Lorraine!
GDelva2003 3 years ago
Very interesting...always wondered who Lorraine was ;)
flinx649 2 years ago
B-side to "Morning Dance"...i believe...still like SG...but they were really special back in those days.
flinx649 3 years ago
I love this song!!
bizarreland 3 years ago
thanks for posting this song. Spyro Gyra one of my fav bands
djago1964 3 years ago 2