Charlie Rouse Quartet 1960 ~ When Sunny Gets Blue

[Dreamer8girl]

•*•☆°•JckDupp

It's outstanding! Sweet, fascinating. I loved it! I love sax! Congratulations!....Ro

[honeybee7700]

wow beautiful

[sharonazar1]

I knew Charlie back in the 1960's.. his music is sweet, intimate and deep like dark, sweet honey. Whoever posted this recording, thank you!!!! lovely memory..

[DarwinsFriend]

Oh Man - how sweet is that?!

[seerskater]

god i love charlie rouse

[MrsBlack88]

It's Charlie, clear as a bell. Thank you for posting. Charlie has such a beautiful sound.

[spoildn8410]

Alone with a woman, half the lights on, half off.

[gsuunlimited]

Nice! However in my opinion it would be even better when played on a trumpet, teh long notes would be more satisfying

[treadman26]

Rouse had a distinctive sound that you could recognize in a few notes. This is really nice. Thanks.

[exjazzbassbaz]

good taste jckdupp.charlie rouse was a lovely tenor player.nice track.many thanks.

[blueroan4]

butterflies...

[jazz1bro]

Beautiful!

[raypizzi]

........ FUCKING BEAUTIFUL !!!!!!

[Giwilly18]

his vibratto is amazing!!!!!!!!! all his version makes me blue every time I hear it

[jicaino]

Man, Rouse is THE man... One of the finest tenor players IMHO.

[dkudzma]

I've been looking for this since first hearing it in the 60's! Thank you. Lyrical, technique to spare, and just plain gorgeous playing.

[joelda]

He's Ben Webster, Dexter Gordon, Don Byas, Coleman Hawkins + a few others creating a unique, almost incomparable feeling of goose bumps all over my bodym.

[madero111]

@joelda....... When Sunny Gets Blue! I'm gettin' my goosebumps on right now. I, like a lot of others always associated Charlie Rouse with Monk I like your comment here too. You are are very hip dude Joelda; i checked out your Favorites.

[joelda]

@madero111 You made my day..Always thrilled when the discussion gets beyond Miles and Trane as though the geniuses who layed the tracks never existed. Blessed art thou Lester, Fats, Dexter, Joe Gordon, and all the rest. You Tube, thanks.

[BuckshotLaFunke]

His flurries of notes constitute a remarkable form of self-expression.

[wildapache69]

crazy good to have you back