Wow! What memories this brings back from my past when my mother had a 45 rpm record of this music from Joe Harnell as well as "Our Day Will Come". This style of bossa nova was really cool or hip from Joe Harnell.
This (Harnell's) version was LIGHT YEARS ahead of its time. I've been hunting for it for years. It's the only thing that pulled me out of a "Classical music only please" frame of mind. Thanks very much for uploading.
way groovey, pops!!! seriously . . . if you don't move to this, you're dead. I know - some people think this is elevator music . . . no way, dadee-oh!!!!
I'm now 65 yrs. old, this song came out when I was about 16, what a nice memory I have of this song. The young man JonasClark's comments on these older song's are not surprising, this is good music, and I hope all young people enjoy what the 60"s had to offer, there are many other song's of the 60's that you may enjoy Jonas!, EXPLORE! rexowens1000
I'm not nearly old enough to have known this when it came out, but it is no less magical and elegant. Though Bossa Nova was a 60s thing, I imagine couples in evening dress dancing in a 1930s Hollywood film.
This brings me back to the Drive In ... they used to play this as the last song while we were all pulling out of our spaces! Thanks for reviving great memories!
"hcrun": Many thanks for posting this lovely version; I remember it from 1965 - waaaay back in the day on WNEW-AM, New York, and I always loved Joe Harnell's rendition.
Joe Harnell won a Grammy in 1962 for this recording. He received two other nominations - one for his arrangement of this song, and one in 1963 for this album. All the songs on this album are really great, and any fan of the bossa nova will surely love this album.
I had that very albumn cover when we lived in Conn. in the early 60's.....just great music and we would dance to it at all our parties.........oooooooooHHHH the memories....thanks hcrun....!!!!!!!
GOOD stuff! My aunt had this on an 8 track tape. When I was a child and visited my aunt + uncle, I'd ask her to play this in the car when we drove around. Good sounds for cruisin'.
Wow! What memories this brings back from my past when my mother had a 45 rpm record of this music from Joe Harnell as well as "Our Day Will Come". This style of bossa nova was really cool or hip from Joe Harnell.
man975dog 1 week ago in playlist Joe Harnell 28
Thanks for uploading this tune. I just bought the Kindle version of Joe Harnell's Counterpoint, The Journey of a Music Man.
davehorne 5 months ago
This (Harnell's) version was LIGHT YEARS ahead of its time. I've been hunting for it for years. It's the only thing that pulled me out of a "Classical music only please" frame of mind. Thanks very much for uploading.
Shubael1809 5 months ago
@Shubael1809 ...."Thanks very much for uploading."
My pleasure.
This arrangement is certainly a classic.
hcrun 5 months ago
Now I know where I heard this elsewhere: WKRP in Cincinnati, Jennifer Marlowe (Loni Anderson's character) has this as the doorbell tune.
ErniePaulGeorge 7 months ago
a classic
bigeeezy 8 months ago
way groovey, pops!!! seriously . . . if you don't move to this, you're dead. I know - some people think this is elevator music . . . no way, dadee-oh!!!!
paladin520 9 months ago
I'm now 65 yrs. old, this song came out when I was about 16, what a nice memory I have of this song. The young man JonasClark's comments on these older song's are not surprising, this is good music, and I hope all young people enjoy what the 60"s had to offer, there are many other song's of the 60's that you may enjoy Jonas!, EXPLORE! rexowens1000
rexowens1000 9 months ago
ah, sweet sweet tune's
deadshotxxx 9 months ago
I'm not nearly old enough to have known this when it came out, but it is no less magical and elegant. Though Bossa Nova was a 60s thing, I imagine couples in evening dress dancing in a 1930s Hollywood film.
JonasClark 10 months ago
@JonasClark said "I'm not nearly old enough to have known this when it came out....."
Aaaah.....youth!! :)
Sometimes I wish I was as young as when I first listened to the LP from which this track was taken. :)
Glad you like it and thank you for your comment.
hcrun 10 months ago
@JonasClark You are never too young for a good partner dance!
tisisjk 8 months ago
awesome song........ i have this on cd
pianomanmaestro 1 year ago
This brings me back to the Drive In ... they used to play this as the last song while we were all pulling out of our spaces! Thanks for reviving great memories!
OfficerRobertHall 1 year ago
@OfficerRobertHall
My great pleasure in reviving those memories for you.
hcrun 1 year ago
"hcrun": Many thanks for posting this lovely version; I remember it from 1965 - waaaay back in the day on WNEW-AM, New York, and I always loved Joe Harnell's rendition.
chalomirof63 1 year ago
@chalomirof63
You are very welcome. My pleasure. :)
hcrun 1 year ago
Joe Harnell won a Grammy in 1962 for this recording. He received two other nominations - one for his arrangement of this song, and one in 1963 for this album. All the songs on this album are really great, and any fan of the bossa nova will surely love this album.
25thInf69 1 year ago
This was my favorite song back in 1963 and remains one of my all time favorites. Great Bossa Nova arrangement.
soxfan1943 1 year ago
The description says this was taken from a mono LP, but the track certainly sounds stereo to me.
jsonajax 1 year ago
@jsonajax
I'm pretty sure I took it from my mono LP (I have two) and, when digitised, I created two tracks, so it may be quasi-stereo that you are hearing.
hcrun 1 year ago
This is an amazing piece, all-around. I see more of a mid-40s Hollywood glamour theme in this, even if it (and bossa nova) were 60s.
JonasClark 1 year ago
@JonasClark
I'm very pleased that you enjoyed it and thanks for your comment.
hcrun 1 year ago
I had that very albumn cover when we lived in Conn. in the early 60's.....just great music and we would dance to it at all our parties.........oooooooooHHHH the memories....thanks hcrun....!!!!!!!
fessrat 1 year ago
@fessrat My pleasure. It also brings back very powerful and fond memories for me. :)
hcrun 1 year ago
Good to hear this again. I believe tis album actually came out in '62 or '63. I was in High School then when this was popular.
njva17420 1 year ago
@njva17420
The single was a 1963 release and the album followed it.
The Harnell arrangement is certainly a classic.
Did you know that the song itself was originally called "In Other Words"? (A little bit of trivia for you :) )
hcrun 1 year ago
@hcrun Yes I did. Thanks.
njva17420 1 year ago
GOOD stuff! My aunt had this on an 8 track tape. When I was a child and visited my aunt + uncle, I'd ask her to play this in the car when we drove around. Good sounds for cruisin'.
paladin520 1 year ago
@paladin520
Thanks for the comment and I'm pleased that you enjoyed the track.
hcrun 1 year ago
Brilliant! I enjoyed every note...nice music to keep my company on those long interstate highways...
kadene2 1 year ago
@kadene2
I'm glad that you enjoyed it.
You might like to check out others from this album and also the follow-up album.
Just search for my name or "Joe Harnell".
hcrun 1 year ago
Chingon!!! ritmazo y swing matador
elzombo 1 year ago