ISAO SUZUKI - Play Fiddle Play

[@K徹]

もう50年程昔にジャズ喫茶で働いてたのだが当時リクエストが結構来てましたね、若き頃の渡辺香津美の演奏が涙を誘います、もう一度天才の演奏を聴きたい。

[@結構出没するサイバーエンド]

鈴木勲さんの演奏もさることながら菅野邦彦、渡辺香津美らの演奏が素晴らしい。正直、この二人の演奏のところだけをピックアップして何度も聞いている．．．．

[@GS-F3776]

この曲を初めて聴いた時には解説通りのイメージが焼き付いて聴くと今でもそのイメージが浮かびます。私の中では心に残る曲です🙂👍

[@dickaltman9442]

My father, Arthur Altman, composed the music. Though he lived 20 years longer than when this was recorded in 1974, I know that neither of us heard this version until I discovered it a few days ago. Let me speak for him and say he would have loved it. The song first appeared in the early 1930's. This rendition sounds like it was written yesterday. Play Fiddle Play had special meaning for him. He started musical life as a violinist and the song was his first big hit.

[@user-xr8zo3vj9k]

Thank you, Dick! Did your dad play "Oyfn Pripetshik"? Mine did :)

[@pion.piyon68]

素晴らしい曲です!あの時代のジャズの勢いは凄かったです!私も新宿、東口のPit inよく行きました!あの時代は素晴らしかった!色んな文化が花開いた時代でした🎉😅

[@freddyy.h7371]

Thank you for uploading this! This is my most favorite Japanese Jazz tune, and could be one of the best of even all world Jazz tunes! I don't know why, but there are many nice Jazz albums released around 1973-1974 around the world - it looks like "come back of Hard Bop of 1950's!. It's also very nice to hear the guitar of Kazumi Wanatabe at his early carrier, for me, it's nicer than his famous "fusion" play.

[@user-xr8zo3vj9k]

From Wikipedia, song was written at age 20: "Jack Lawrence (born Jacob Louis Schwartz, April 7, 1912 - March 16, 2009) was an American songwriter. He was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1975."

[@katsuhikoyoshida1421]

おやすみなさい❤

[@hasochan]

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