Irene Kral 'Forgetful' on Frankly Jazz
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Uploaded by FranklyJazzTV on Apr 5, 2009
Frankly Jazz was a half-hour television program produced in Los Angeles in the early 1960s. Each program featured one or
more prominent West Coast Jazz performer of the day. Frankly Jazz was
hosted by Frank Evans, a leading jazz disk jockey of the day. Irene Kral sings 'Forgetful' on this episode
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Please note that her splendid album "The Band and I" and its followup collection of songs by Steven Allen are at last out on C.D. Not to be missed.
waynebrasler 5 months ago
Does this guy never stop talking! He's a real pill.
ErnieHollerhagen 10 months ago
just the coolest...so effortless. what a performance!!! one of my idols. i must have played this about 25 times now. she teaches you a lot with her musicianship. what a find, too bad there is not more.
jeanesingsjazz 1 year ago
@bradleymcnett Fount it. It's by Jack Segal & George Joseph Handy
davidheyer2 1 year ago
@davidheyer2 Thanks for the info. Glad to see I'm not the only one in that boat then.
bradleymcnett 1 year ago
@bradleymcnett see my comment.
davidheyer2 1 year ago
Chet Baker sang this song a lot. I'm trying to learn more about the tune. On one lead sheet found in fake book ("JazzLTD") Tad Dameron is listed as the composer. But on Chet's CDs ("Chet Baker with Fifty Italian Strings") it lists two different people as composers. I can't find my CD or any information online. VERY hard to find out anything about this tune.
davidheyer2 1 year ago
You mentioned Joe Gordon in your deleted comment, glene37, and he died Oct. 24, '63. Anybody know the date this show aired?
hookalakah 1 year ago
@hookalakah - It's Conte Candoli.
glene37 1 year ago