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@nybryel You're right, her intro has great spacey (electronics circa 1969) sounds. What you can also do is stick in the published verse, a very short one, either before or after Diana's intro. Seems to work for for me.

@AlyssaGoesToItaly My favourite version is Karrin Allyson's on From Paris To Rio. Perhaps someone can upload it - couldn't find it here. Brigitte doesn't do too badly, though.

"Agree with that Senator Sanatorium." Superb!!

@TheFranziskus Wudershoen! Mein Onkel sprich mit einen änlichen sächsischen Akzent!

Es es wirklich Schade dass die so-gennante "middle-8" weg ist. goodmanmusica, bitte korrigieren Sie dass!

@toyotayaruno There's a (completely legal, they pay the copyright holders) free lead sheet on wikifonia . If you want an actual transcription of Bill's playing, check out Pascal Wetzel's book of Evans transcriptions, you'll find it or refs to it on the web. But I don't know whether he transcribed...

@2ffart Genius description of Monk's genius on piano! Striding, lyrical romanticism with a painful blister or cramp of a love possibly already lost.

@drjazz86 As you say or imply a jazz standard is, among other things, a platform for experimentation. That's what Winehouse does here, IMO rather well. It's not even that far out of the box: doing RM as funk (as she does) or as a waltz is pretty standard fare in jazz workshops and courses.

@Nickshark1982 That was Amy Irving. Great film - one of my favourites.

Terrific! This must become the definitive version of this song - the one everyone listens to. But check out her duet with Nancy King, watch?v=ImN_8daTKuQ , at 1:12, for some wonderful improvisation and scatting.

@guglhupf12 I doubt it's fidgeting or nerves. With those heels, Amy couldn't tap her foot to help her keep time - really vital with this [beautiful] arrangement. So she moves her body in time, making herself look a little fidgety but delivering fabulous sounds.

Lovely singing and decent accompaniment, but Gerald Moore's spoken intro would be far better transcribed as surtitles or a text rostrum shot: his pronunciation of the German title is appalling - all the more so since much of his life and work was spent partnered to German speakers.

@johnbresnik Unfortunately, AFAIK, she's never sung in London or anywhere near. I was just expressing a wish.

It seems she was in Mexico, DF, a bit closer to you, at the beginning of this year. I could not find any upcoming tour listings.

@PamminAlong The verse:

The scene is set for dreaming, love is knocking at the door,

But oh my heart, I'm reluctant to start

For we've been here before

The chorus lyrics are all over the web: just look.

I've transcribed the Sufi solo, if you need that, ask here or send me a message.

@MariovichMario Eliane is Brazilian but has lived in New York for a long time. The Brasil 66 vocalists, Lani Hall and Janis Hansen, were not Brazilians but US Midwesterners.