I lovingly refer to Grover’s cover as The Remix. I LOOOOVE how he flipped this. Two awesome versions. 🤗💜💫✨

I wish she would have started twerking on my face

お返事ありがとうございます。実は、昨日、ヤフオクで1973年製のEG420を3万円で落としまして、到着を楽しみに待ってるところなんですが、420の動画を色々観てサウンドを確認している次第です♪で、フレットはまだ7～8割残とのことですが、これも打ち替えは無理なのかな～と思ってたところです。安心しました♪

その節はありがとうございました。さて、届いた私の420のサウンドは最高でした。これまでのメイン・レスポールだったトーカイのLS120(32万円で去年購入)以上でして、これがメインの1本となりました。PUは、私の印象としては、決して非力とは思いませんでしたし、例えばダンカンのPAF系PUと比べても、むしろ高出力と感じました。ギブソンのレスポールも所有していたことがありますが、本物と違うという感覚も私にはありません(分かりません？)でした。音作りはマーシャル直です。3万円でこのギターが所有出来るなんて、グレコと成毛滋さんに感謝！ですね♪

I thought it was the Flip Wilson show.

Amy winehouse does sing Mr. Magic, a song by Ralph McDonarld & Richard Salter, as well as does Roberta Flack or Carmen McRae. It's definitely the same song than played also by Grover Washington Jr. I don't have comment to make as regards which version kills it. Each artist has is/her own feeling and interpretation.

Actually, Amy's Mr. Magic is a direct copy of the 1975 Grover Washington arrangement of this same Ralph MacDonald tune. She put her own words to Grovers improvised melody. The chord progression is exactly the same on all three versions. Ralph MacDonald played on both the Roberta Flack arrangement and Grover's huge hit. The song as played by Grover Washington and Amy Winehouse has become one of the most popular "New Standards" played by jazz and fusion musicians.

Culture bandits

@@anthonyrivers5446 please... Charlie Parker quoted liberally from all his many influences, and then put his own bebop melodies onto changes to pop songs he enjoyed jamming on. all artists show who influenced them. the purest form of flattery is imitation; vocalists who give yet another dimension to a recorded performance that has become tremendously meaningful are my own role models and heroes. apologies if you were just being facetious

いい曲をいい感じで演奏してるから、またこれがいいんですねー。

Thanks for the information. I should have know Grover Washington covered this song because I remember her version.

INCOMPARABLE. That man made every track he touched just by being on it. Master.

Yep 😊

Live at Indigo Blues on Feb 2nd, 1991. Steve Logan on bass, Dave Delhomme on keys and Steven Wolf on drums

Yes, father and son 🙌💙