🎶Coffee~Break~Jazz🎶~Join us╰▶Jazz Coffee💕 You Wont Forget Me~John Harrison Trio John Harrison belongs to that school of pianists who play with a flourish without becoming florid, similar to Ahmad Jamal with roots in the lyricism of Bill Evans. Harrison uses the whole; he employs runs and arpeggios to extend the range of the instrument. He applies his technique to a variety of tunes represented by the play list. But he doesnt always follow the script, and what one hears coming out of the group is often not what one expects to hear from a piano trio. This album You Wont Forget Me. is a welcome, pleasant digression from the usual byways taken by piano trios. Recommended. You Wont Forget Me, is a song composed by Fred Spielman with lyrics by Kermit Goell. Fred Spielman real name Fritz Spielmann ( born Vienna 20/11/1906–21/3/1997 was a Viennese composer. Though his songs were sung by Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland, the name of Fred Spielman (as Fritz Spielmann called himself in America) is little known today. One of several Viennese composer musicians who fled to the United States in the late Thirties, his work never achieved the sort of sustained popularity that led to public recognition, though his work encompassed Broadway, Hollywood (where he was under contract to MGM) and Tin Pan Alley. Spielmans final hit came by chance when the jazz singer-pianist Shirley Horn recorded it, and it topped the jazz charts. Kermit Goell ( born in Brooklyn,1915–4/12/1997) was an American songwriter and archeologist. Lyrics: You wont forget me, though you may try, Im part of memories, too wonderful to die and it will happen, that now and then . Youll fall to wondering if we shouldnt have tried again. You wont forget me, on nights like this, the moon will cast on you the shadow of my kiss, no matter where you are with whom you are, youll think of me, you wont forget me, Just wait and see, you wont forget me.. Just wait and see.. youtu.be/lhELCd8M9qo
Posted on: Sun, 28 Dec 2014 13:18:51 +0000
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