Magnifique

Always loved this song

WOW! LISTENING IN 2024!

WOW! Listening in 2024!

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This song has always been a staple of Foghat surprisingly flying under the radar.

What memories. I was 20. The cars I had. First car was 67 GTX silver. Still remember firing up my built 440 at the gas station at night for the first time by myself. Then I bought a black 69 428 Cobra Jet Mustang R code. Loved that car till a drunk hit it parked in town. Southwestern Michigan was rocking in those days. Loved Foghat.

One of the best albums ever, and so under-rated. Rest in peace Dave and Rod. And thank you.

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In 1978 I saw Dexter play live at blues Alley in Washington DC. I was no more than 15 feet away from him. His talk before the music and his horn during the music blew my mind permanently. I cried when Dexter passed away.

"Awesome, A Masterpiece!" 🌹

This tune captures the Essence of Jazz - Artistry, Creativity and Improvisation. And therein lie the Beauty and Appeal of Jazz. And all five musicians were at the top of their game!!!!

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Funny, theres several comments of people discovering this work in the morning. Count me as one. A Spring Sunday morning on the empty streets of Lexington Ky. I had a medical route that began before sunrise, and ended in a full circle around 4:00 pm. Anyway, i heard this on SiriusXm . Drove extra slow to catch tge whole thing before i reached my destination. I still remember every turn . Omg, it was intense!! Like the guy says above, i thouggt i knew all the great licks. Then this shows up on my radio. Thank you Dr Byrd and Long Tall.

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We will ever hear the likes of music like this again with so many creative musicians. This was the greatest era of jazz. The players today sound like they are groping to find a way, or just trying to repeat this stuff. I guess you can only catch lighting in a bottle once.

Love this whole album!

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I played Tanya while at high school in 1978 .My farther was a Jazz man

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And how about " Round Midnight". Did he win an Oscar?

Dexter the Master!

Mr. Donald Byrd was very underrated as a composer

Ones keep coming back to this sound track universal individuality of rhythms n melodies with harmonies ; like the good book said " it's great to see ,hear that humanity of brotherhood dwelling in harmony ,n peaceful" with individual perfectionism on their soul toys that brought others so much spiritualities on their instruments;" All praises to the most improvisatioal High God Almighty governing soulselves consciousness with subtle energies eternal now .

I saw Dexter Gordon at the BOTH/AND Jazz Club in San Francisco on Divisadero in 1970, and, of course, he performed Tanya.

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The remake on the "Manhattan Symphony" album is great too. 17:03

The way the horn comes in at 2:14 ….unbelievable. This is JAZZ!

Say what you want, It would be true...but this tune blow me a way with this 🎺. ❤🦆

Lovely to finally find the wonderful lyics to this work from Triona and Nightnoise. May GOD grant grace, attempting in English to sing this out in Gaelic.. no small feat.

Oh what a treat it was to See and hear Dexter Gordon, on my college Campus, outdoors on the Grass in the Summer (Mt. Hood Jazz Festival), in Oregon. And the Heavenly thing, was that as they started to play, "Tanya", full Moon went up behind the Stage, Wow, and people went Crazy!!!

My all time Favorite over everything ❤

Jazz talk very tasty

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Mine was Jo Lee ❤ sophomores in 75,, loved that girl, wore this 8 track out in my 69 Rivera! Wonderful times in Chicago. Ohhhh to be young 😊

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In a number of ways, this may be the perfect small group jazz studio recording... It's 18 minutes long, and the tune is explored exactly the way it would be, at length, in a night club setting. Dex is great as always on tenor; Byrd is actually better than his usual impeccable self on trumpet; Drew, on piano, grounds the group, allowing Taylor, on drums, to go beyond mere time-keeping; and the virtuosic Pederson takes his bass solo after the final statement of the melody, on the fade-out, an interesting departure from convention. You can put this on and do... ANYTHING... to it... ...even LISTEN.

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The drums augmenting the tune was powerful. I was mesmerized by Art Taylors drumming., About 15 years ago I heard it one morning in the 9:00 AM hour on WBGO in my car while waiting online for an outdoor teller.. After I deposited some cash, I pulled over to an empty part of the bank's parking lot and listened and focused on Art Taylor's drumming. Wow!. I bought the CD. Wow! It was the only CD I bought because of the drummer. "Give the drummer some" sang James Brown. Art Taylor gave the drummer more than some.

a 4.20 =) la canzone citata, non so il nome, ma non c'entra nulla con sto pezzo perché è troppo simpatica . figata!

I remember the first time I heard this. It was late night. I was listening to KBCA (a great LA jazz station, now defunct) laying in bed, ready to fall asleep. Then, I heard this haunting melody I I had to find out who this was …Tanya, Dexter Gordon. I was 16 and lived jazz. We use to call this progressive jazz.

So beautiful! Dessert Island list for sure.

Foghat will live on

1964 !

Foghat got thier name from a game of scrabble.

This jam is the DEFINITION OF JAZZ! 😊

Boy: "Grandpa, what was Rock music like when you were growing up?" Ole Man: "Well Son, have a listen to this...."

One enjoy jamming sessions with "Tanya" , on my Africans' finger harp,piano,kalamba , to learn harmaries , rhythms melodies patterns!