This music is a traditional Haitian folk song that called Ti'zwazso "little bird". Harry Belafonte made the original English version "yellow bird". I love this song. It reminded me of my childhood.
This melody was taken from an old mexican song 'La Paloma Azul' (The Blue Dove). If you want to hear one of the most beautiful solos ever by Paul Desmond, the original song is on the LP 'Bravo Brubeck' - I suspect it is on CD also.
@ljliljohn What do you know - replying to myself! Not only is the Brubeck version of 'La Paloma Azul' on Youtube, but my comment is there also. Enjoy.
This is that instumental I didn't too much care for. There were many mant instrumentals, more than anyones led to believe, during the doowop era and this was one of them. This was also one that wasn't played at our noon hour sock hops, sorry, but if the gals wanted to waltz they preferred Johnny Angel by Shelley Fabraes. This isn't quite the original, but very similiar. It is a preety instrumental, and would tie in nicely at any beach party south of the 49th parallel. Thx4 postin gotta fly
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"Yellow Bird" is a Haitian song. It was written by a Haitian poet called Oswald Durand.
Google "The Story of Choucoune Stolen Legacy" and you will find more about the song
defend(.)ht/history/articles/events/1374-the-ordeal-of-yellow-bird
Haiti18042004 5 months ago
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This music is a traditional Haitian folk song that called Ti'zwazso "little bird". Harry Belafonte made the original English version "yellow bird". I love this song. It reminded me of my childhood.
jackr2010 1 year ago
This melody was taken from an old mexican song 'La Paloma Azul' (The Blue Dove). If you want to hear one of the most beautiful solos ever by Paul Desmond, the original song is on the LP 'Bravo Brubeck' - I suspect it is on CD also.
ljliljohn 1 year ago
@ljliljohn What do you know - replying to myself! Not only is the Brubeck version of 'La Paloma Azul' on Youtube, but my comment is there also. Enjoy.
ljliljohn 1 year ago
This is that instumental I didn't too much care for. There were many mant instrumentals, more than anyones led to believe, during the doowop era and this was one of them. This was also one that wasn't played at our noon hour sock hops, sorry, but if the gals wanted to waltz they preferred Johnny Angel by Shelley Fabraes. This isn't quite the original, but very similiar. It is a preety instrumental, and would tie in nicely at any beach party south of the 49th parallel. Thx4 postin gotta fly
Ezdduf4kuZ 1 year ago
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justice4allu 2 years ago 2
Thank you Mr.Nancy
Nimliiost 3 years ago
May be calypso music, but Ata was Hawaiian.
naniwaikoloa 3 years ago
Yeah mon, calypso yeah!
jmm53087 3 years ago
No mon, it's Haitian Cadanse written by Oswald Durant in the late 1800's. this music is not calyso and not from Jamaica but Haiti
malko009 3 years ago
Thanks for clarifying!
jmm53087 3 years ago
@malko009 You are right. Thank you for the correction.
jackr2010 1 year ago