#My Funny Valentine

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Descriptions & Propaganda

My Funny Valentine

Composed by Richard Rodgers, with lyrics by Lorenz Hart

Notable versions: Gerry Mulligan (x), Chet Baker (x), Miles Davis (x)

Propaganda: Come on. My funny valentineeee sweet sunny valentinneeeee you make me smile with my hearttt

Nature Boy

Composed by eden ahbez

Notable versions: Nat King Cole (x), Miles Davis Quintet (x), George Benson (x)

Propaganda: It was written by eden ahbez, one of the first ever hippies. Its lyrics are true and beautiful

[coolchickblog]

I hate Valentine’s Day!!💔❤️‍🩹❤️

[thevisualvamp]

Happy Valentines Day

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For real write in your answers in the tags!!!

[hughbot]

Sunday morning with Elvin Jones.

[mostlovedtragedy]

Happy Valentine Day

[rastronomicals]

5:35 PM EDT August 11, 2024:

Stan Getz & Chet Baker - "My Funny Valentine" From the album West Coast Live (1997)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

[elafranco2024]

For me...and for all Paul's girls...our valentine!

Happy Valentine's Day!

My baby, my love, my sunshine, my doll, my angel, my sweetie, my cutie pie.

And of course, the most beautiful boy and the most baby of all times.

[jazzdailyblog]

Unveiling the Brilliance of George Coleman: A Jazz Icon

Introduction: George Coleman, a legendary saxophonist and composer, has left an indelible mark on the world of jazz. With a career spanning over six decades, Coleman’s innovative approach to music and his virtuosic saxophone playing have earned him a place among the jazz greats. Early Life and Career Beginnings: Born eighty-nine years ago today on March 8, 1935, in Memphis, Tennessee, Coleman…

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Descriptions & Propaganda

Stardust

Composed by Hoagy Carmichael, with lyrics by Mitchell Parish

Notable versions: Hoagy Carmichael (x), Nat King Cole (x), Samara Joy (x)

Propaganda: For a long time, this was arguably THEE jazz standard. To quote writer Will Friedwald: “By the mid-1950s…’Star Dust’ had already been around for twenty five years and was long established as the most popular of popular songs…[and] had also become archetypal Tin Pan Alley: its dreamy, somewhat meandering melody had inspired hundreds of other tunes, its metaphor lyric had launched God knows how many other reveries of love and loss.” Stardust isn’t just a song, it’s an institution, the forgotten bedrock of popular music before rock’n’roll. It’s been endlessly covered by both jazz bands and singers since 1927, but one of the most famous versions is by country singer Willie Nelson. I love that version, and the one by Samara Joy is transcendental. But to me, the absolute definitive version is by Nat King Cole, no questions asked. It perfectly captures the yearning for a lost love, while looking up at a sky full of stars.

My Funny Valentine

Composed by Richard Rodgers, with lyrics by Lorenz Hart

Notable versions: Gerry Mulligan (x), Chet Baker (x), Miles Davis (x)

Propaganda: Come on. My funny valentineeee sweet sunny valentinneeeee you make me smile with my hearttt

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