CHUCK MANGIONE - Give it all you got REACTION - First time hearing

[@marybaillie8907]

Outstanding song by Chuck. His songs are so uplifting and the horns take you away. Beautiful memories. My favourite "Chase the Clouds Away". Thanks Michael and Harri. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@michaelplotino7046]

Hi Mary, You are most welcome; I am glad that you enjoyed it! p.s. I love all things Canadian! I am a musician and singer and all my favorite artists are Canadian. Dan Hill, Bruce Cockburn, Joni Mitchell, and my hero, Gordon Lightfoot. - Brooklyn Mike

[@marybaillie8907]

@@michaelplotino7046 Thanks for all the Canadian compliments. I agree with your choices. You forgot The Hip. Lol 👍✌️🇨🇦

[@Miqlintock]

Chuck Mangione ft. Esther Satterfield - Chase The Clouds Away (live 1975)

[@chrispeek8412]

This song was composed for and performed at the 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, New York.

[@barryanderson3910]

It went went well with that event. He also had a slower version of it (called Give It All You Got Slowly) that I believe they played during the last day or days of the event.

[@stephenriggs8177]

@@barryanderson3910 I believe Linda Fratianne also used it for one of her skate routines.

[@red---paulvanravenswaay2247]

That was when i 1st herd it!!

[@misterdrummings]

Growing up in the 70's and 80's in the Greater NYC Metro area, Chuck Mangione's music, especially "Give It All You Got", "Feels So Good" and to a lesser extent, "Fun and Games", "Hill Where The Lord Hides", "Land of Make Believe" and others were quintessential metropolitan New York City and part of the soundtrack to my youth- and the music still sounds fresh and enjoyable today!

[@michaelplotino7046]

Hi Mr. D., It's always great coming across a fellow New Yorker! Chuck is one of my heroes; I play trumpet and flugelhorn and was greatly influenced by him growing up. - Brooklyn Mike

[@imuawarriors]

don't forget 'children of sanchez'

[@misterdrummings]

@@imuawarriors Yes...another wonderful selection from Chuck!

[@Hunter.Rouze69]

One of my favorite instrumentals.

[@timothydewitt4138]

This is the kind of music that is great for cruusing on a country road... 😊

[@rudymarmaro]

I.love Chuck Mangione. He inspired me to learn trumpet in high school. My absolute favorite album of his is called Main Squeeze

[@jamesprocario]

Inspirational music by the one and only Chuck Mangione… glad your diggin it

[@DavidGlover-s7x]

I enjoy hearing your perspective. There is lots of Chuck music here.

[@Tune-O-matic]

This was official music of the 1980 winter Olympics and dedicated to the (non-professional underdog) US Hockey team who "gave it all they got" and took the Gold..

[@User_vfjp_927_baltimore_sc]

Yes Harri ! I remember you doing "Feels So Good," he's got a great sound. Glad to see another ! Thanks Michael for requesting 💫

[@michaelplotino7046]

Hi Ginny, You are most welcome; I am glad that you enjoyed it! - Brooklyn Mike

[@cronos777ej]

Una obra maestra. Chuck Mangione participó en el soundtrack de un film de EUA, rodado en México, llamada Los Hijos de Sánchez. Viva Chuck y Saludos desde México 🇲🇽🎉👽👏👍

[@michaelplotino7046]

Hi Harri, Thank you for doing my request and I'm glad you enjoyed grooving to it! I dedicate this song to you Harri because you always give it all you got. Chuck's surname, Mangione, means "big eater" in Italian. - Brooklyn Mike

[@elainemarsh5170]

I had forgotten this song! Great memory!

[@pianojazzman]

That bass line by Charles Meeks... Pure gold!!

[@christinerobinson9372]

And now check out Spiro Gyra. And I think you have neglected Herb Alpert.

[@andrewpetik2034]

I am very excited that you are listening to this beautiful song. When those first few notes on Chuck's flugelhorn hit, I teared up...😢 I have not heard this song in a long time. The last time I remember hearing it was before my parents passed away. They both loved this song. Writing this, I can hardly keep my composure, for all the memories involving my parents and siblings. Music was such a big part of our home and lives. All types of music. I miss you mom and dad. God's Peace to you and all here. 🙏 ✌️

[@petepower4217]

(When I took Italian in college my teacher said that all vowels are pronounced in Italian. Here in the USA, folks have fallen into the bad habit of dropping the last vowel.) I believe Chuck was playing a Yamaha YFH-61 on this album. I bought the silver plated version, YFH-731, he used on "Feel So Good" album and still have it. It's one of my prized possessions, made in Japan. Chuck was a great player, soloist, songwriter, arranger, and cross-over artist. Saw him live a couple of times. That band was awesome live. Chuck's fluglehorn playing is just fantastic. Trumpet players all double on flugel. Chuck's sound is peerless, IMO. Those interval leaps he displays throughout the tune are darn hard to do.

[@Cynthia...]

Absolutely love Chuck. So many great songs, great one Michael. Harri, if you get a chance listen to Maui Waui by Chuck. it doesn't have very many views surprisingly but it is an excellent song.

[@michaelplotino7046]

Hi Cynthia, You are most welcome and I am glad that you enjoyed it! - Brooklyn Mike

[@alloallie]

Just found this randomly because I felt like listening to the track. Great choice ! Chuck's fugelhorn and Chris Vadala's sax blending together is sublime. Since you're also doing instrumental jazz stuff, wonder if you could do Caldera's "Triste", Ronnie Laws' "Night Breeze", or Noel Pointer's "East St. Louis Melody"

[@dangelo1369]

Chris Vadala passed away in 2019, he was a teacher at U of Maryland at the time of his death.

[@alloallie]

@@dangelo1369 That, I know.

[@claudedimarco2445]

Another great one by Chuck. This brings back memories. Harri, if you enjoyed this, then I think you would like Gino Vanelli’s “People Gotta Move”.

[@hifijohn]

Hank hill approves, I tell you what.

[@tonythegoodman]

I was waiting on a comment like this..love it...only at the mega low mart..

[@Marcus-Oh-really-yes]

Thanks, Michael and Harri! Haven't heard this song in years and years. Like Chris Peek mentioned, this song was used by the ABC televsion network as the theme song throughout the 1980 Winter Olympics.

[@CatherineFlading]

If you can get ahold of his "Live at the Hollywood Bowl" album it will blow your mind.

[@doplinger1]

His music was everywhere back in the day, seems to me they even used for the Olympics? If you get a chance, check out his track “Children of Sanchez” - very powerful!

[@trumpeterDave]

Great review Harri. I would love for you to react also to Route 101 by Herb Alpert. Another great song that will get your feet tapping.

[@kentinatl]

Has made my day..song and teaction

[@mulatacatachufla]

"Children of Sanchez" is his Master Piece.

[@latengocomoburro]

BS, it is feels so good.

[@khoohockleong7585]

Whrn he was about 30, I was in Primary Three. During that prople, The Black and White Minstrel Show, RAy Coniff Singers and this guys's horn, blended so well in my mind also as a fun-loving person. During that time, the sombre mood was really lifted away off from me - no more music like The Sound of Silence or Bridge Over Troubled Water.

[@ThePittsburghToddy]

Chuck had that funk/jazz down. Radio friendly? Sure but who cares!👌🏼

[@donaldbindner59]

You should check out "Land of Make Believe" by Chuck featuring Esther Satterfield

[@Miqlintock]

Try some real Chuck. CHUCK MANGIONE Children of Sanchez (full version with lyrics) NZ GR or Esther Satterfield-As Long As We're Together

[@khoohockleong7585]

Do you know that people who love music usually has an affinity with diamonds? Thst includes all Westerners.