I think what Doug is doing here on Time For Love is about as good as one can get. Makes me jealous to see someone play like this. Great Johnny Mandel tune written in the mid-60's.
Beautiful - thank you! I, too, was reminded of Bill Evans. Personally, I find listening to Matt Monro's unaffected delivery of Webster's lyric and Johnny Mandel's music to this lovely song to be an ideal complement to exploring its wonderful changes. Like the man said, pure bliss. Yes, indeed, pure bliss; the sheer rapture of aesthetic arrest...(wistful sigh).
check out lou levy's solo on the stan getz track from his album On Green Dolphin St ..... or perhaps you already have? There are also lyrics which can be found sung by Abby Lincoln and Jamie Callum
Lovely song
Its funny hearing the lyrics years after getting to know the instrumental version so well, the music said it all, the lyrics just confirmed what I already knew......
can anyone please tell me what the name of the song is? I really like it and would want to start collecting this type of music. Tired of rock and roll!
Thanx for sharing Doug... I've been watching your videos for about 2 hours now... I guess there is a time to subscribe ! I'd love to find a piano teacher like you !
Haha did you break your music stand or you just like sticking the lead sheet to the wall? Brilliant and informative as usual, with a smooth groove. Thank you
This is great work Doug, I think I speak on behalf of everyone watching these posts. You`ve got me right back into playing Jazz piano again and your tips have been a great help. Thanks for spending the time to put something useful up on YouTube!!
I think what Doug is doing here on Time For Love is about as good as one can get. Makes me jealous to see someone play like this. Great Johnny Mandel tune written in the mid-60's.
kingusmcgee 8 months ago
Beautiful - thank you! I, too, was reminded of Bill Evans. Personally, I find listening to Matt Monro's unaffected delivery of Webster's lyric and Johnny Mandel's music to this lovely song to be an ideal complement to exploring its wonderful changes. Like the man said, pure bliss. Yes, indeed, pure bliss; the sheer rapture of aesthetic arrest...(wistful sigh).
okeydokeyartichokey2 1 year ago
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okeydokeyartichokey2 1 year ago
What a beautiful piece...please keep them coming!
brainards1 1 year ago
Nice nice,
what can i say pure bliss,
im gonna get the horn out and learn this tune.
respect to the max
David
milorico1 2 years ago
check out lou levy's solo on the stan getz track from his album On Green Dolphin St ..... or perhaps you already have? There are also lyrics which can be found sung by Abby Lincoln and Jamie Callum
Lovely song
Its funny hearing the lyrics years after getting to know the instrumental version so well, the music said it all, the lyrics just confirmed what I already knew......
Nice tune to spend time with
freddifree 2 years ago
thank you very much, I loved it...you have a beautiful touch
khawass 2 years ago
muy bueno, Excelente. Desde Argentina.
frankkotirador 2 years ago
that's great! from Russia with deep respect...
lazyjazzman 2 years ago
Bill Evans: Alone. The most amazing solo piano album ever....
dido93 2 years ago
can anyone please tell me what the name of the song is? I really like it and would want to start collecting this type of music. Tired of rock and roll!
pourata 3 years ago 3
i think the name of the song is 'a time for love' ? just a guess tho
themuge 3 years ago 3
lol... i think you might just be right. not completely sure
boxcarguy07 3 years ago 2
Get the Bill Evans version on his album, "Alone." There's actually two versions, the main and the alternate, and I actually like the alternate more.
MSlapik 2 years ago 2
How can you be tired of Rock n Roll?????!!!!!
Its a beautiful track
I would hunt down the version of "A time for love" on the Stan Getz CD called On Green Dolphin Street. The piano solo by Lou Levy is wonderful.
Then check out the versions with lyrics by Abbey Lincoln and Jamie Callum and there are others too .....
Enjoy
freddifree 2 years ago
i love it
tuskerade 3 years ago 2
Beautiful and sensitive. Love the Gb13 at :44
OrganCat 3 years ago 2
Well played, sir. Nothing like sentimental piano jazz to get one in "the mood".
shuckslbj 4 years ago 2
absolutely wonderful!
Elena
alenochka3 4 years ago
Thanx for sharing Doug... I've been watching your videos for about 2 hours now... I guess there is a time to subscribe ! I'd love to find a piano teacher like you !
Jusongs 4 years ago
Never mind, just found it! =).. Too bad it dosen't really sound like when you are playing it on the video!
eak666 4 years ago
Awesome! But I can't find the midi file for it at your website! Can you tell where it is? =(
eak666 4 years ago
wow, your amazing at the piano !
danielKimmusic 4 years ago
Haha did you break your music stand or you just like sticking the lead sheet to the wall? Brilliant and informative as usual, with a smooth groove. Thank you
5 stars
LatePianist 5 years ago
A million thanks...love the video. If you get a chance, ck out Shirley Horn's version...Amazing!!!
sem1 5 years ago
Lovely and instructive. What is happening with the left hand at about 1:05-1:10?
twtom 5 years ago
Thanks Doug! Could you show us one day how you would play All the things You Are? When you really feel like it! I enjoyed every videos of yours!
pastoria3 5 years ago
This is great work Doug, I think I speak on behalf of everyone watching these posts. You`ve got me right back into playing Jazz piano again and your tips have been a great help. Thanks for spending the time to put something useful up on YouTube!!
chompsts 5 years ago
Thanks Doug - great!
Watching your videos has improved my playing!!
Can't thank you enough
alandakerharley 5 years ago