Yellow Magic Orchestra - Firecracker (1978) | 5:00 | YMO Unofficial
12.7K subscribers | 892,132 views | September 12, 2015 | Track 2 on 'Yellow Magic Orchestra' (1978) | Written by Martin Denny
Posted on 04/02/2023 10:09:05 AM PDT by SunkenCiv
Yellow Magic Orchestra - Firecracker (1978) | 5:00 | YMO Unofficial
12.7K subscribers | 892,132 views | September 12, 2015 | Track 2 on 'Yellow Magic Orchestra' (1978) | Written by Martin Denny
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Firecracker | 2:29
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It was versatile composer-arranger-conductor Baxter who wrote and first recorded "Quiet Village" in 1952, seven years before Martin Denny's version1st RECORDING OF: Quiet Village - Les Baxter (1952) | 3:16
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Song Of IndiaTheme from Adventures in Paradise | 2:35
Jerry Byrd - Topic | 241 subscribers | 467 views | December 16, 2020
Bali Hai - South Pacific (Lyrics)
Most people live on a lonely island,
Lost in the middle of a foggy sea.
Most people long for another island,
One where they know they will like to be.
Bali Ha'i may call you,
Any night, any day,
In your heart, you'll hear it call you:
"Come away...Come away."
Bali Ha'i will whisper
On the wind of the sea:
"Here am I, your special island!
Come to me, come to me!"
Your own special hopes,
Your own special dreams,
Bloom on the hillside
And shine in the streams.
If you try, you'll find me
Where the sky meets the sea.
"Here am I your special island
Come to me, Come to me."
Bali Ha'i,
Bali Ha'i,
Bali Ha'i!
Someday you'll see me floatin' in the sunshine,
My head stickin' out from a low flyin' cloud,
You'll hear me call you,
Singin' through the sunshine,
Sweet and clear as can be:
"Come to me, here am I, come to me."
If you try, you'll find me
Where the sky meets the sea.
"Here am I your special island
Come to me, Come to me."
Bali Ha'i,
Bali Ha'i,
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George Gershwin - Topic | 6.98K subscribers | 31,676 views | July 26, 2017
Ryuichi Sakamoto died yesterday.
Dweezil Zappa mentions this live version of "Mean Street" (time index 1:03:27ish):Van Halen Greensboro NC 1981 full concert | 1:38:39
Nick Kane | 255 subscribers | 139,051 views | February 28, 2014
1:05:29 is more like it.
Yup, that topic reminded me to do this and suggested the first selection.
Legendary studio guitarist Louie Shelton playing over an arrangement of Stevie Wonder’s “Too High”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWnS5aac88U
I didn’t realize until recently just how many great songs he played on.
Question and Answer | 7:05
Pat Metheny | 166K subscribers | 101,001 views | July 18, 2015
Thanks Y!
"...Mickey Rooney introduces this live broadcast from Command Performance..."Harry James- Sleepy Lagoon live June 2, 1942 | 4:07
Chuck Par-Due | 6.33K subscribers | 10,706 views | July 4, 2016
Doc performed his last show in August 2022, apparently. If memory serves, he started performing professionally (in the big time) in 1948.Doc Severinsen plays A NIGHT IN TUNISIA at CancerBlows 2015 | 6:52
CancerBlows | 38.9K subscribers | 804,643 views | October 26, 2016
[snip] The night this was recorded in New York City, every trumpet player in town was there to hear Harry James. Doc Severinsen, Marvin Stamm, and many more have told the stories of Harry's triumphant stand at the Riverboat in 1966.
Ernie Andrews sings the first chorus of this classic song, and then Harry James uncorks possibly the greatest pure jazz solo he ever played.
Harry's use of the entire range of the trumpet on this solo left Doc Severinsen among others stunned. Doc called this "Pure Trumpet!"
Every young trumpet player should be made to sit still and listen to the all-time trumpet master...Harry James! [/snip]Harry James' Legendary jazz solo from 1966 | 4:26
Chuck Par-Due | 6.32K subscribers | 27,606 views | September 2, 2011
This is the "original" version of "At Last". The song was written for the Glenn Miller Orchestra, and was first played in the movie "Orchestra Wives", 1942. Vocals by Ray Eberle and Pat Friday (dubbing for Lynn Bari).At Last - Original | 4:39
callron1 | 15.4K subscribers | 693,911 views | May 15, 2011
Live At My Fathers Place +Studio Tracks (feat. Paul Kossoff)Stone Cold Sober (Studio) | 5:38
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