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One of my favorite Jesse Cook songs - thanks

why isn’t this particular version on apple music??? what’s the best and closest one?

Awesome! Love it!! ❤️

Esta versión es infinita. No tiene época, es de siempre y para siempre

Picture yourself at a 90s cocktail party at a Soho loft or a Hollywood hills poolside with a view over the city. Fashionable people, famous people, intellectuals and eccentrics. And yes, not a phone in sight. Unless your agent is calling you about a gig in Japan.

One of my favourite songs to play on a paper towel roll.

S tone - eu vim da bahia

Not quite my tempo

Overwhelming with inspirational feelings ....

Fos

The Duke saw ‘lash and corralled his men to perform this version of C’van.

Yes yes big massive thanks from me love it to the max

USA

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Too bad this wasn’t included on the original album. Duke plays some wicked piano on this tune.

❤ love this

Neal Hinds. Michel fala ao coracao com sua musica linda. Obrigado.

Sails of Charon!

4:40

I'd forgotten this song. I got a LinkedIn email from someone named "Prafulla." Thought to myself "isn't that a musician, or a dj?" I remembered the CD cover said "Praful." As soon as I saw "Sigh" I remembered that I liked this song!!

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Qui dopo i patagarri

Bass - John Lamb Drums - Sam Woodyard Liner Notes - Claude Carriere*, Leonard Feather Piano - Duke Ellington Producer - Brad McCuen Reeds - Harry Carney, Jimmy Hamilton, Johnny Hodges, Paul Gonsalves, Russell Procope Trombone - Buster Cooper, Chuck Connors, Lawrence Brown Trumpet - Wilbur "Bud" Brisbois* (tracks: A3, A4, B2, B3), Cat Anderson, Cootie Williams (tracks: A1, A2, A5, B1, B4 to B6), Herbie Jones, Mercer Ellington

2024 anyone 💚

Rocky Balboa: Hey, your old man did pretty good tonight. Why weren't you there, huh? You should've seen me. You guys hungry? Huh? Here you go. Here you go. You wanna see your friend Moby dick, huh? How're you doin', Moby dick? You missed me today or what? Huh? Huh? Here you go. Say hi. You know, if you guys could sing or dance, I wouldn't be doin' this, you know. And, uh, last turtle food I got here. That's, uh... last turtle food I got here. It had more flies in it... more moths and flies. More flies... more moths... who the hell cares?

This needs no cowbell 😂😂😂

Was born in the wrong time 😢

SUPERB!

I can definitely see where the Valve Studio Orchestra got their inspiration

Thank youuu 😊

I love this song!🎉

my favourite version

Does anyone know what album this is from or version it is? Been trying to find it for ages now but only have this video! Thanks 🙏

Anyone wants to know what’s wrong with recording studio engineers today…put on headphones, play any country song made in the last 20 years and then do the same thing with this.

i think this is the best version

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COLOR ME FUNKY !!!!

Glover Meadows

Love this beat! Sounds like she is yelling "get me a job". Not sure what she's really saying.

The is the first recording of Caravan I remember hearing, and still my favorite rendition. He really captivates the feeling of the motion of the caravan through the desert. The camels and horses, sheep and carts churning away slowly as the chatter of the people along the journey peaks with anticipation as the drums ride in double time while the slowly ever moving rhythm tune of the caravan rolls on through the desert. So amazing!

I forget sometimes how great this stuff is. I just listened to every arrangement I could find of this comp. It's mesmerizing, hypnotizing... you simply CAN'T help but get sucked into it. It just seizes your brain and says "OK, you're coming on a little ride with me, pal."

I had no idea until now that uli Jon Roth got sails of charon from this.

3:16 🤯

Very Beautiful a friend hipped me to this Artist I really enjoy it!😁❤🎶🎶 Tyfs! Be Blessed! Very Nice Relaxing and Spiritually Energetic!

If you want to hear the "rock interpretation" of this song, try out "Sails of Cheron" by Scorpions. (Yes, those Scorpions of 80's hair band fame.) I had been listening to the opening solos in "Sails" for decades thinking that it was one of the most brilliant and original works of electric guitar ever. (It is a masterpiece.) Then one day while watching a random Rick Beato video, he hears "Sails" and immediately identifies this song Caravan as the major influence. I was like Really?, so I listened to this. Yes, really...except it's more like a glaring influence. Duke was a genius and Uli Jon Roth was brilliant to pull from his catalog.

When ,ever there is a lot on my mind and sigh come on I just dive into it and the song brings me back down to earth and I'm more relaxed

When ever there is a lot on my mind and sigh come on I just dive into it and the song brings me back down to earth and I'm more relaxed

His is so relaxing and great

Those gigantic wall-like chords on the main theme are just ridiculous. The whole thing is genius beyond comprehension.