"Body and Soul" - (Piano JAZZ Cover)

Body and Soul is a popular song written in 1930 by Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Frank Eyton and Johnny Green. Rising quickly to popularity, Libby Holman introduced it in the revue Three's a Crowd and it was used as the theme to the 1947 film, Body and Soul.[1] Like many pop songs of the time, it became a jazz standard, with hundreds of versions performed and recorded by dozens of artists.

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[BestJazzMD]

Last month I saw the original movie on cable TV. This piece was rendered by a choir. Wow, how different and simply beautiful you have made this into. I'm very, very impressed. You are gifted, thank you.

[1979saxman]

if you that piano could be in tune! besides that, it's great playing!

[radiokid2]

Nice, spontaneous "go for it" attitude.....!

[musicfanBRA]

Very nice!

[hellakev]

this is really good! what are the chords for the intro?

[dondijazz]

The title should be "Out of Body and Soul" improvisation using the "out sound".

[BrokenBrooms]

You're an amazing pianist and I can only agree with the comment below.

[dondijazz]

This is "outside playing" as its best! I would say this is the modern jazz standard! Not many on youtube can do this!