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Always been one of my favorite versions of this tune, thanks for posting!
SuZySueSuzyQ 1 month ago
ernestine is way up there for me..I saw her several times in the 80s great combination of jazz, blues and humanity wrapped in timber, color and all that sweet stuff..
mrstanfordwhite 2 months ago
Thanks for posting this classic!
Personnel (in addition to Ms. Anderson)
Hank Jones~piano
Monty Budwig~bass
Jeff Hamilton~drums
katcon67 7 months ago
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katcon67 7 months ago
Somenone know the name of the pianist? Really tasty solo here, isnt it?
hoferfilmtage 8 months ago
GREAT ;)
Pianodrum95 9 months ago
Seattle's own. Didn't get the recognition & fame she deserved.
deepkeel65 10 months ago
anyone does know to Christian Kellens? he played trombon
queridodvd 1 year ago
ya, all shades all hues and thats just what she sang to all these Tunes that are mainly played as Instrumental pieces :Truly a Divine vocalist in all regards Thankyou Ernestine ;Killer...............................
DYNODRUM 1 year ago
Yes, This is incredible. What elegance, What Beauty,
What soul!
I'm a student at the feet of such expertise and major talent.
-Ikahn El
Vocalist
ikahnel1 2 years ago 2
I saw Ernestine perform in a tiny jazz/blues/folk club in Vancouver in 1962 or so. She was backed by bass, drums and a saxophonist named PJ Perry. It was one of the most amazing evenings of music in my life. They all just happened to be in the same space at the same time. Thanks for posting some of her music. Nothing could ever be better than Ernestine live though.
navigator1944 3 years ago
I truly enjoyed looking at this video and hearing Ernestine sing this song. I posted a video on youtube of "Lady Mem'fis" doing this song as a tribute to Miles. She told me that she was inspired by Ernestine Anderson many years ago to sing this song. Ernestine is a Great Legend. An inspiration to all.
to sing this song.
blackrosejazz 3 years ago
This is pretty. I didn't know it had a vocal to this.
Specialdark23 3 years ago
It is! The lyric was written by a great Jazz singer/poet Oscar Brown jnr -You'll discover more about him on Youtube too. Regards
hamishblues 3 years ago