You Go To My Head (1938)

a classic jazz standard(music by: Fred Coots, words by: Haven Gillespie, 1938)
Just to make this clear to everyone:
I'm not a professional singer, or something like that. I can't even sing in presence of audience, because I'm painfully shy. You'll provide me a bottle of whisky first, so I'll can get by with singing, LOL. (I just put that as a Joke, but it's true) I don't consider myself as *Good*. But many here in YouTube upload videos *doing nothing and just stare and pose at the camera mumbling nonsense*, so I just think you can bear with me and forgive mine.
So sorry for the lacklustre performance. You know how hard it is to sing and accompany yourself at the same time, especially with a piano. It's much much easier just to sing in a karaoke or have a band back you up than to worry about chords to harmonize what you're singing. In here you need to use both halves of the brain, like the Intel 286/386 and later multi-tasking CPUs, in order for that to be rendered (the song) flawlessly, and convincingly to the detractors---I may add ^_^.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• jazz
• standard
• 30's
• 40's

[TheUnitedFreak]

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