Harmonica - The Gypsy - Billy Reid

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The Gypsy by Billy Reid played on chromatic harmonica.

"The Gypsy" is a popular song. It was written by Billy Reid, and published in 1945.

"The Gypsy" was originally introduced in the United Kingdom by Reid's orchestra and vocalist Dorothy Squires. In the United States, the song was recorded by The Ink Spots, by Dinah Shore, and by Sammy Kaye's orchestra, becoming a hit for all three.

The Gypsy was also recorded by Charlie Parker on July 29, 1946, during the famous "Lover" session after which he was committed to the California state mental hospital at Camarillo.

A more recent version, by legendary Memphis record producer and performer Jim Dickinson was included in his 1997 live recording "1000 Footsteps in the Sand", recorded in 1992.

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• reid

[7643211]

lovely old tune but do you know the words???anyone I love this if you know put them on please...THANKS LOVE IT.....

[alliax]

@7643211 In a quaint caravan There's a lady they call The Gypsy She can look in the future And drive away all your fears Everything will come right If you only believe The Gypsy She could tell at a glance That my heart was so full of tears She looked at my hand and told me My lover was always true And yet in my heart I knew, dear Somebody else was kissing you But I'll go there again 'Cause I want to believe The Gypsy That my lover is true And will come back to me some day

[lastcall102]

This is my favorite song ever. You are only the second person I've enjoyed hearing a cover of this song from.

[alliax]

@lastcall102 I'm glad you liked my video, thanks for taking the time to send your comment!

[22211488]

Dude I'm a hardcore Slayer fan.... But you smashed this tune outta the mosh pit bud. Rock on!

[P19601]

Thank you for playing so beautifully this song.

[bigrig82]

Outstanding job!

[dantinovespino]

Beautjful music! and very well played, lovely interpretation. Unfortunately bad taste commands these days, where is the bon gout gone? It's depressing to see what most of people listen to today... Thank you Alliax, you relieve our souls...

[Netinfophoto]

pas mal !

[kr0k0deilos]

gaddamn you that was good

[Dellyorly]

This harmonica version was just great - a lovely old tune.

Geoff at Tasjazz

[mfors704]

I stumbled upon this video while looking for something else and I am glad i did. That was beautiful.