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Great stuff! What is that; a blend of bossa nova and 60's psych rock? :) Send me a message on Facebook facebook.com/MarcelTheDrunk/ and we'll talk further!
Hei:)) du har beste Mann i hele Verden😊😊😊 Jeg klem og onsker dere mye glede og masse barna smiller )) med vennlig hilsen Andreij fra Harestua( norway). Dorothy og henne kunster er fantastisk og veldi vakkert )) Veldig koselig❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
If anyone was wondering about the Japanese text on the left, it roughly translates to "As refreshing as the morning sun, Dorothy Ashby - Queen of Jazz Harp" Edit: The first part should actually be the title of the song "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise"
I was not surprised to read about Dorothy Ashby's interest in koto music and instrument. I see the interest is mutual and I would'nt be surprised her albums are uber-cool in Japan. And personally, I hope Takemitsu knew of her music, because I'm certain her would have loved it.
0:00 Django 5:21 Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise 8:48 Round Midnight 14:03 Blues For Mr. K 18:03 My Favourite Things 23:51 September In The Rain 28:03 misty 31:37 amor en paz
Hot stressful day, with loud neighbors doing loud auto engine stuff, stressful family arguing at each other & stomping on the floor right above me, but I knew just what to do; draw the drapes, turn on the fan, stretch out on my bed with my wonderful fur baby bulldog, sip on a glass of champagne (hey, it is a Friday late afternoon, after all), & tune into some Dorothy Ashby, ahhh~ Thank you so much, Marcel the Drunkard, for being part of this prescription!
One of my favourite albums of all time. There is also a companion album called "Aranjuez" that contain more tracks from the same sessions as "Django/Misty". As far as I know, these were the only recordings she made that featured her playing solo harp. They were recorded shortly before she passed away from cancer and were only released in Japan, which is why not a lot of people know about them. Some critics dismissed these late recordings as lackluster compared to her peak period "Hip Harp" "Afro Harpin" "Rubaiyat", but I think they form a magnificent coda to an illustrious career, and prove that she had lost none of her skill even at the end. It's just a shame that it's taken so long for people to finally acknowledge her talent.
wow.. i had no idea the story behind these recordings. Sad and very beautiful. thank you so much for providing context to one of my favorite albums of all time as well. Hope you're having a great day :)
I have never heard of Dorothy Ashby until today. I was listening to Alice Coltrane and in the comments someone mentioned Dorothy's name and I'm glad they did. This is beautiful
I feel like a fool - I consider myself knowledgeable in the jazz arena - do how come I've never heard of Dorthy Ashby? No reference to, or recommendation of? What the hell? Just per chance, happened to bump on to her name on UTube...what a find. She had it going on in a big way...can't wait to hear more of her, & I will!
So many great musicians out there, now and in the past. This one, Dorothy Ashby, did not achieve fame, yet I bet she knew she "had it". Her recordings reveal a great talent to those of us who never knew her or saw her play. This solo album is outstanding.
hank You so much for Dorothys celestial Jazz! - I am 70ty now and had 1 LPRecord, >Jazz on Harp< by D.A. in the very late 60ties! Unfortunately circumstances seperated me of it and it seems >I had "forgotten" that swing for decades! Don't know why! BUT: - A few years ago I only found little of her on youtube, but now ....! Wow! What an earfeast!
Giving credit where credit is due, Dorothy Ashby is as wonderful as she is underrepresented. Hard to think that this choice of harp is partially due to male musicians putting pressure on women not to play the same instruments as men. Imagine someone telling you which instruments you can or cannot play. Great job in spite of that oppressive trend.
Django is part of my life’s soundtrack. First time I heard it was on the Hot House Flowers Album by Wynton Marsalis. But wow, do I love Ms. Ashby’s version.!!! Like air.
Of all the harp players in the world, I like the sound played by Dorothy Ashby the most. I was moved when I heard Osamu Kitajima's Tenyo solo on his album The Source.CBS SONY 1987
I came here to look for something to sample to my Akai MPC during a cold, snowy night and instead I made a cup of tea and ended up listening to this whole album haha. I just love Jazz music, cheers! Thanks again I had never heard of Dorothy Ashby before and I just loved this album, thanks again. The joys of record digging and/or youtube, find some amazing artists you never would have found :)
Rachael London I'm Glad you've enjoyed it. If you like the harp sound implemented in jazz, you should definitely check some koto tracks if you haven't already. It's not quite a harp but it comes close. ;)
The Moving Finger was the first Dorothy Ashby song I'd heard. Her koto work on the Rubaiyat album was my introduction. But I had never heard this one! It's lovely.
wow never heard this album before either but i keep recognizing snippets from songs that have sampled it... now i know where all those songs found their melodies.. love it!
do nujabes & onra sample this album? what songs are you thinking of? django - hexsagon was the first one i recognized, then capture l'oiseau - ours samplus, both great reworks of dorthy's beautiful melodies
Thank you, Marcel. I had never encountered the artistry of Dorothy Ashby before. Thank you Facebook, for introducing me to Marcel, whom I am sure will expand my musical universe.
Found this gem on another channel with about 7 followers...though i was one of the lucky few that got to experience this magical music. Music is meant to be free, shared, and appreciated. No matter what you listen to. Every era has so many unqiue different artists to emerge from. Some are on the radio for the mainstream, and some are hidden somewhere in the depths of the vast infinite expanse called records shops and well, the internet is a good one too. LOVE ALL MUSIC AND YOU WILL LOVE ALL MANKIND
I am doing a master and sometimes when I am writing essays and pieces of research I lack inspiration! Thank you for your playlists that have been a new source of inspiration/concentration/pleasure to work to me :) they are fabulous! Cheers !
1⃣Django(5:00) 2⃣Softly as in a Morning sunrise(3:24) 3⃣'round Midnigh(4:52) 4⃣Blues For Mr.k(3:43) 5⃣My favorite Things (5:49) 6⃣September in the Rain(4:10) 7⃣Misty(3:45) 8⃣Amor en Paz(3:19)
Amor en paz is also(Astrud Gilberto/A.C. Jobim)-Once I loved. And I gave so much love to this love, It was the world to me. Once I cried At the thought I was foolish and proud And let you say goodbye. Then one day, From my infinite sadness, you came And brought me love again. Now I know That no matter whatever befalls, I'll never let you go. I will hold you close... Night and day... Because love Is the saddest thing When it goes away. I will hold you close... Make you stay... Because love Is the saddest thing When it goes away. Because love Is the saddest thing When it goes away. Goes away...
Inspiradissima Amazing Fya bUrn Dorothy! Lista de faixas 1- Django - Composed By - John Lewis - 4:52 2- Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise - Composed By - Sigmund Romberg - 3:17 3- Round Midnight -Composed By - Thelonious Monk - 4:45 4- Blues For Mr. K- Composed By - Dorothy Ashby - 3:37 5- My Favourite Things - Composed By - Richard Rodgers - 5:42 6- September In The Rain - Composed By - Harry Warren - 4:03 7-Misty - Composed By - Erroll Garner - 3:37 8- Amor En Paz - Composed By - Antonio Carlos Jobim
Damn. Thank you, Wikipedia.... No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. "Django" John Lewis 5:00 2. "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise" Sigmund Romberg 3:24 3. "Round Midnight" Thelonious Monk / Cootie Williams 4:52 4. "Blues for Mr. K" Dorothy Ashby 3:43 5. "My Favourite Things" Richard Rodgers 5:49 6. "September in the Rain" Harry Warren 4:10 7. "Misty" Erroll Garner 3:45 8. "Amor en Paz" Antonio Carlos Jobim 3:20 Total length: 34:03
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thats great! wish more channels would do this
Hey man, we're The Flamingo Club a band from Glasgow, UK (unreleased) but we play an interesting blend check it out! soundcloud.com/theflamingoclub
Great stuff! What is that; a blend of bossa nova and 60's psych rock? :) Send me a message on Facebook facebook.com/MarcelTheDrunk/
and we'll talk further!
Thanks! Kind of, yeah. We formed as part of a youth project at The Green Door Studio. I'll send you a message now :)
I will be in touch soon! thanks for this openness and love for international music! and thanks for uploading this masterpiece
My Husband played this jazz for me during labor 😘
Congratulations!
Love this
Hei:)) du har beste Mann i hele Verden😊😊😊 Jeg klem og onsker dere mye glede og masse barna smiller )) med vennlig hilsen Andreij fra Harestua( norway). Dorothy og henne kunster er fantastisk og veldi vakkert )) Veldig koselig❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
If anyone was wondering about the Japanese text on the left, it roughly translates to "As refreshing as the morning sun, Dorothy Ashby - Queen of Jazz Harp"
Edit: The first part should actually be the title of the song "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise"
Thank you. Then it might refer to the song "Softly, as in a morning sunrise" :)
@@danielevendrame9350 Whoops, I somehow missed that it was the name of a song, thanks for the correction
I was not surprised to read about Dorothy Ashby's interest in koto music and instrument. I see the interest is mutual and I would'nt be surprised her albums are uber-cool in Japan. And personally, I hope Takemitsu knew of her music, because I'm certain her would have loved it.
Thank you! 🌺
these notes fall like perfectly timed rain drops on a hot summer day.
The leaves are turning golden now. Still perfect.
Wow... this is such a perfect description...
Smooth like the music
What a beautiful image your words conjure - perfectly timed raindrops :-)
exactly
In my living room sitting in the dark, basking in Dorothy Ashby's world it's so mystical.......
0:00 Django
5:21 Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise
8:48 Round Midnight
14:03 Blues For Mr. K
18:03 My Favourite Things
23:51 September In The Rain
28:03 misty
31:37 amor en paz
+victor navas Thank you. ;)
thanx to u man! amazing chanel that u have
victor navas can Ya tag it with the description for the rest to see instantly?
Sure u can ¡
Dannie Anonymous sure u can
Hot stressful day, with loud neighbors doing loud auto engine stuff, stressful family arguing at each other & stomping on the floor right above me, but I knew just what to do; draw the drapes, turn on the fan, stretch out on my bed with my wonderful fur baby bulldog, sip on a glass of champagne (hey, it is a Friday late afternoon, after all), & tune into some Dorothy Ashby, ahhh~ Thank you so much, Marcel the Drunkard, for being part of this prescription!
One of my favourite albums of all time. There is also a companion album called "Aranjuez" that contain more tracks from the same sessions as "Django/Misty". As far as I know, these were the only recordings she made that featured her playing solo harp. They were recorded shortly before she passed away from cancer and were only released in Japan, which is why not a lot of people know about them. Some critics dismissed these late recordings as lackluster compared to her peak period "Hip Harp" "Afro Harpin" "Rubaiyat", but I think they form a magnificent coda to an illustrious career, and prove that she had lost none of her skill even at the end. It's just a shame that it's taken so long for people to finally acknowledge her talent.
Dorothy would have appreciated your heartfelt narrative🤙
wow.. i had no idea the story behind these recordings. Sad and very beautiful. thank you so much for providing context to one of my favorite albums of all time as well. Hope you're having a great day :)
Yes thank you for the added information
I have never heard of Dorothy Ashby until today. I was listening to Alice Coltrane and in the comments someone mentioned Dorothy's name and I'm glad they did. This is beautiful
same here. bonito!!!!!!
haha. same :D
Sorry man ,
Two underappreciated Queens
Same!!!
this was the best 35 minutes of my life
I feel like a fool - I consider myself knowledgeable in the jazz arena - do how come I've never heard of Dorthy Ashby? No reference to, or recommendation of? What the hell? Just per chance, happened to bump on to her name on UTube...what a find. She had it going on in a big way...can't wait to hear more of her, & I will!
So many great musicians out there, now and in the past. This one, Dorothy Ashby, did not achieve fame, yet I bet she knew she "had it". Her recordings reveal a great talent to those of us who never knew her or saw her play. This solo album is outstanding.
check out the wikipedia bio. facts abound!
I'm hearing so many lofi songs in this whole album. it's awesome to find the original. it's gold
hank You so much for Dorothys celestial Jazz! - I am 70ty now and had 1 LPRecord, >Jazz on Harp< by D.A. in the very late 60ties! Unfortunately circumstances seperated me of it and it seems >I had "forgotten" that swing for decades! Don't know why! BUT: - A few years ago I only found little of her on youtube, but now ....! Wow! What an earfeast!
Love when I'm looking for samples and end up actually listening to what I find.
Giving credit where credit is due, Dorothy Ashby is as wonderful as she is underrepresented. Hard to think that this choice of harp is partially due to male musicians putting pressure on women not to play the same instruments as men. Imagine someone telling you which instruments you can or cannot play. Great job in spite of that oppressive trend.
Django is part of my life’s soundtrack. First time I heard it was on the Hot House Flowers Album by Wynton Marsalis. But wow, do I love Ms. Ashby’s version.!!! Like air.
Another one of my favorites is Grant Green’s version on Idle Moments.
its hard to comprehend or compare such beautiful music, pushes the boundaries of what sounds a single human is capable of producing
hands down, the best of the popular genre harpists. nobody did jazz like dorothy, not on the harp.
I've just discovered this woman's wonderful music and I'm in love. Thanks for posting. Greetings from Mexico!
was listening to Afro harping all these years not realizing this existed, thanks for upload!
Of all the harp players in the world, I like the sound played by Dorothy Ashby the most.
I was moved when I heard Osamu Kitajima's Tenyo solo on his album The Source.CBS SONY 1987
God, i always loved Round Midnight, and this version... Wordless.
Listening on April 2, 2020. Sweet and calming sounds while pandemic rages on
Amazing ethereal music ☁️🍃
Encore une belle découverte...du grand talent et une écoute renouvellée de grands classiques du jazz..respect
Dorothy Ashby, "You Go Girl!!" Simply, effortlessly, beautiful.
I came here to look for something to sample to my Akai MPC during a cold,
snowy night and instead I made a cup of tea and ended up listening to
this whole album haha. I just love Jazz music, cheers!
Thanks again I had never heard of Dorothy Ashby
before and I just loved this album, thanks again. The joys of record digging and/or youtube, find some amazing artists you never would have found :)
This comment perfectly sums up why I started doing this. ;)
Same reason I came here too :)
I love these YT channels where people are really passionate.
Thanks for that !
Same reason I came here too :)
Am now subscribing because you are helping a beat maker out!
War....war never changes..
A sound that brings peace to the very heart of the spul.
SOOO GOOD! Never heard of Her before tonight at Stanley Péan's 100,7 radio jazz . A discovery, a great one my dear, God bless your memory!
Agreed. I hadn't considered the harp to be all that hip until I heard Dorothy Ashby. Thank you for sharing this album.
Rachael London I'm Glad you've enjoyed it. If you like the harp sound implemented in jazz, you should definitely check some koto tracks if you haven't already. It's not quite a harp but it comes close. ;)
The Moving Finger was the first Dorothy Ashby song I'd heard. Her koto work on the Rubaiyat album was my introduction. But I had never heard this one! It's lovely.
You should definitely check Alice Coltrane! Turiya and Ramakrishna is a masterpiece!
wow never heard this album before either but i keep recognizing snippets from songs that have sampled it... now i know where all those songs found their melodies.. love it!
carboncastles I have the same feeling. All the time I feel like it's a song I know.
carboncastles nujables? Onra?
do nujabes & onra sample this album? what songs are you thinking of?
django - hexsagon was the first one i recognized, then capture l'oiseau - ours samplus, both great reworks of dorthy's beautiful melodies
I recognized Round Midnight immediately, it was sampled in G Mills - Milk and Honey
Marcel, thank you for your impeccable taste and archival propensities. Cheers to you.
archival propensities
THIS IS MY FAVORITE ALBUM OF THE YEAR!
a breeze of grooves and beautiful corners and turns!
Thnak you. I remember listening to this a couple of years and not really getting it and moving onto the next suggestion. Today I get it. Thank you.
Wow, My Favorite Things is absolutely sublime.
Thank you, Marcel. I had never encountered the artistry of Dorothy Ashby before. Thank you Facebook, for introducing me to Marcel, whom I am sure will expand my musical universe.
Found this gem on another channel with about 7 followers...though i was one of the lucky few that got to experience this magical music. Music is meant to be free, shared, and appreciated. No matter what you listen to. Every era has so many unqiue different artists to emerge from. Some are on the radio for the mainstream, and some are hidden somewhere in the depths of the vast infinite expanse called records shops and well, the internet is a good one too. LOVE ALL MUSIC AND YOU WILL LOVE ALL MANKIND
thanx for the smoothness!
The hip is soothing and calming taking me to a happy place.
Tank you very much so beautiful harpist Dorothy Ashby, this album so great serenity, merci beaucoup en tank you RUclips
Wow amazing play from dorothy.. she is the best
This was such a delight. Glad I decided to click on it. It was the perfect soundtrack for my morning meditation. Give Thx 🙏
Absolutely Beautiful And Uplifting.😊
Спасибо, за предоставленную возможность слушать, подобную музыку, от души!
This album is hot ❤
Miss Dorothy Ashby has obtained Fame but not as the world know it. Like neo in The matrix we realize she's the one. Not many are privy to this.
I am doing a master and sometimes when I am writing essays and pieces of research I lack inspiration! Thank you for your playlists that have been a new source of inspiration/concentration/pleasure to work to me :) they are fabulous! Cheers !
Beautiful music inspires beautiful minds and keep on tuning in!
the windmills of my mind... just good jazz is good jazz!
1⃣Django(5:00)
2⃣Softly as in a Morning sunrise(3:24)
3⃣'round Midnigh(4:52)
4⃣Blues For Mr.k(3:43)
5⃣My favorite Things (5:49)
6⃣September in the Rain(4:10)
7⃣Misty(3:45)
8⃣Amor en Paz(3:19)
Wow, so happy to have stumbled upon this. Thank you!
GOD BLESS MARCEL THE DRUNKARD
aye, aye!
just so beautiful... wow.. thanks for the look!
I have no idea how I got here, but I guess I'll stay here for some time.
Ahhhh Marcel, you are a great man.
If you come to Chile I invite you some Good Chilean Wine and listen some good Chilean Music.
Thanks for this Gem!
+Jaopazo Haha, I'll take you up on that offer if I'm ever in the area! ;)
nice one my nigga!!
First heard of her on Songs in the key of life by Stevie Wonder.... then went out for her albums!
This is a beautiful album!!
Absolutely astonishing.
Dorothy eu te amo!❤
idk why im cryin in the club rn
Because you have soul
Amor en paz is also(Astrud Gilberto/A.C. Jobim)-Once I loved. And I gave so much love to this love, It was the world to me. Once I cried At the thought I was foolish and proud And let you say goodbye. Then one day, From my infinite sadness, you came And brought me love again. Now I know That no matter whatever befalls, I'll never let you go. I will hold you close... Night and day... Because love Is the saddest thing When it goes away. I will hold you close... Make you stay... Because love Is the saddest thing When it goes away. Because love Is the saddest thing When it goes away. Goes away...
Wow. Absolutely Brilliant. Exactly what I needed in this moment.
🌿🌿 以豎琴演繹爵士樂，優雅迷人 ! 感謝分享 !
Beautiful!! Thank You for sharing🤙
Excellent!!! I have no words for this music, thanks a lot.
BEAUTIFUL ALBUM BEAUTIFUL ARTISTRY
Another great upload, thanks Marcel!
Magnifique
Inspiradissima
Amazing
Fya bUrn Dorothy!
Lista de faixas
1- Django - Composed By - John Lewis - 4:52
2- Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise - Composed By - Sigmund Romberg - 3:17
3- Round Midnight -Composed By - Thelonious Monk -
4:45
4- Blues For Mr. K- Composed By - Dorothy Ashby -
3:37
5- My Favourite Things - Composed By - Richard Rodgers - 5:42
6- September In The Rain - Composed By - Harry Warren - 4:03
7-Misty - Composed By - Erroll Garner - 3:37
8- Amor En Paz - Composed By - Antonio Carlos Jobim
Just awesome
The album art and this music gives me nostalgic about wired place like in this album art.
The transition from misty to o amor en paz is the best ok this whole album
merci! Bellissimo!👈👈👈💋❤😘😎
Bellissima!!!!
Never heard of her, the only harpist I knew in Jazz was Alice Coltrane, but this is more precise than alice...
És una música que transporta, captiva, relaxa,.....
what a beautiful talent,she must be in the chour in heaven.,
thanks for sharing these recordings with us calmrad, lots of rare greats
+Thomas Aquarius I'm glad you're enjoying the uploads! ;)
Great stuff................Thanks for sharing.
infinitely beautiful
This is so very beautiful...
merveilleuse
Brilliant channel!! Thank you! Greetings from Brazil
Le deuxième acte ❤
Extraordinary!
Marcel The Drunkard you are a BADDDDDDDDD MANNNNN , love your post!!!.
Gracias Marcel !!
Masterpiece !!! thanks for sharing !!!
Damn.
Thank you, Wikipedia....
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Django" John Lewis 5:00
2. "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise" Sigmund Romberg 3:24
3. "Round Midnight" Thelonious Monk / Cootie Williams 4:52
4. "Blues for Mr. K" Dorothy Ashby 3:43
5. "My Favourite Things" Richard Rodgers 5:49
6. "September in the Rain" Harry Warren 4:10
7. "Misty" Erroll Garner 3:45
8. "Amor en Paz" Antonio Carlos Jobim 3:20
Total length: 34:03
Thanks for posting this! Awesome playlist, and performances by a barrier-breaking jazz artist from the 50s and 60s who ought to be much better known
daaamn he did "my favourite things" that is dope
There are so many samples from popular lofi beats in this one
Genia,la amo ♥
Excellent!!
静かで美しく穏やかな魂。・・・生存中は存じ上げませんでした。いま一緒に聴いていますgoo☆
💖🎶✨Love ✨🎶🌸
so inspiring!
One and only.
So beautiful..
i appreciate you uploading all this music. :)
+Estevan Munoz The best is yet to come. ;)