I did not know this song, discovered by chance on YT. From wikipedia it became a standard of jazz, taken over by more than 150 artists as diverse as Joan Baez, Jeff Beck, Ray Charles, Joe Cocker, Ella Fitgerald, Peggy Lee, Johny Otis, Nina Simone, Rod Stewart to name a few that I know
Here is a "classic" guitar arrangement .. but I work on the jazz guitar version which is very good (I'm looking for a female voice to sing it HF? ;D
thanks all the guys for listening
Nice jazzy playing there,it's an excellent rendition.
Great recording to.
Well done .
Nice playing brother.
Rock on!
Beautiful Playing JP...
Great cover........
Alex
Great playing, really enjoyed this. Willie
Really smooth. Great tone and playing skills! Love it when the 'lead' guitar part comes in at the end.
Excellent.
thanks all the guys
in joint piece it s the PDF tab of the song, not relly difficult
I would like to make a real jazzy version with jazz chords and bass and singing of this song .I search a female voice .may be
it 's in the tessiture of Hilary, if she want ....
I really love this, it's pretty haunting on its own like this. Transports you to a smokey French jazz club late at night (or early in the morning). Are you playing an archtop? My first introduction to this song was Joe Cocker's vamped up version, and Aerosmith's more traditional slow take - I love when a song can be taken in so many different directions. Great stuff.
Love the Jazz version of this classic great playing loved it
Tim
QuoteAre you playing an archtop?
...no Brett , it s a classical guitar made by luthier Hirade for Takamine
it s a good classical guitar , you can hear on this video YT -it s not me on this vidéo ;D ) :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPnDd7EZn_E
A great version for sure...
Alfredo
How does your Guitar sound French?
From the first chord, I thought, Voila! C'est parti!
Blackout Bump!
(Songs uploaded when I was particularly inactive on Songcrafters.)
It's nice Ted to have taken this song out of oblivion
It had been posted in 2017 and I confess that I didn't remember it ;RÉ
..and finally I find the sound quite good and I will have to look at which plug ins I had used, in any case the guitar was my takamine Hirade nylon string, I love this guitar
...for information I had made a few days later a sung version ;)
https://songcrafters.org/forum/index.php?topic=26831.msg323659#msg323659
A beautiful rendition my hats off to you
A beautiful rendition, Jean Pierre. Lovely tone on that classical guitar and the solo guitar is excellent.
thank you Ray
I don't know if you saw it, but I put the tablature in PDF on my 7th message, in PJ ;)