[Dixielandjazz] Blue Prelude

[Steve Voce]

I've just been reminded thast in earlier years Woody used Blue Prelude 
as his signature tune.

Steve Voce


On 27/02/2017 14:11, Robert Ringwald wrote:
> Lots of musicians mention how they want to know the words to the song 
> they are playing. It supposedly helps them interpret the song better.
> I never pay attention to the words of a song. I can hear a song 100 
> times and never know the lyrics as I am always listening to the 
> instruments and to the voice as an instrument.
> Jim Kash mentions that the Peggy Lee Shearing version of Blue Prelude 
> uses an unusual rhythm. I discovered that recording in the 50s and 
> have loved it ever since, including the whole, at that time LP but now 
> CD. So, for many years that is the only version of Blue Prelude that I 
> heard.
> On a different  subject, I wonder if the Turk Murphy fans are aware of 
> the Rock recordings that Turk made?
> -Bob Ringwald
>
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