Johnny Hartman - Violets For Your Furs
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2011
- Artist: Johnny Hartman
Album: For Trane
Name: Violets For Your Furs
Cause I bought you violets for your furs
And it was spring for a while
Remember I bought you violets for your furs
And there was april in that december
The snow drifted on the flowers and melted where it lay
The snow looked like dew on the blossoms
As on a summer day
Yes I bought you violets for your furs
And there was blue in the wintry sky
You pinned the violets to your furs
And gave a lift to the crowds passing by
You smiled at me so sweetly
Since then one thought occurs
That we fell in love completely
The day I bought you violets for your furs 
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Johny Hartman is too good for the average listener....not commercial enough...he is I feel the best jazz male singer ever......and yet most people have never heard of him! That's life in America...where idiots who can barely carry a tune make millions...and true gifted artists barely make ends meet!
@Steve Williams anche da noi, quí in Italy. Ma non importa, chi sà ascoltare non ha bisogno di classifiche.
Preach brother. I've made that exact rant. Even in the quizzing/jeopardy community of which i am a part i complain of too much emphasis on pop music and LGBTQ not enough on the unsung great Jazz artists. Some other great lesser known artists: Louis Smith/Stardust, Blue Mitchell/Ill Close My Eyes, Etta JONES/The More I See You & There Are Such Things, Beverly Kenney/It's A Most Unusual Day. Some of the more well known artists i enjoy for their rich tone and lyrical qualities are Dexter Gordon, Clifford Brown, Bill Evans, Vince Guaraldi and Kenny Barron
and it occurs with our leaders too, eh?
Super voice highly underated!
A new song for me! And sung by the great JH!
Johnny, Johnny, Johnny....I saw you many times..but, not nearly ..enough...and then you were gone....
He was always really balanced. Perfect arrangements mixed with his voice. Coltrane chose him for his record in 1963 because both they had the same silky approach to ballads. They seem to breath in the same way. Great!
the song which hartman's first gift to my ears. then we never seperated
the greatest jazz vocalist .
Thank You Johnny Hartman - You Made Being In Love Wonderful....Forever......Thank You!
AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow
This CD combines together parts of two sessions recorded in Tokyo by the warm ballad singer Johnny Hartman. Although titled For Trane, the vocal recital only has three songs associated with John Coltrane ("My Favorite Things," "Violets for Your Furs," and "Nature Boy") and the majority of the selections are actually taken from an unrelated session in which Hartman was matched with trumpeter Terumasa Hino. The music alternates between ballads ("Violets for Your Furs" and "The Nearness of You" are high points) and swingers and, although Hartman does not really improvise, his voice (still in its prime at the time) is appealing. Considering his slim discography, Johnny Hartman's fans will definitely want this one.
Beautiful with Johnny Hartman.❤️
well said, I agree totally. thank you.
Damn wish i could sing bass. Like him.
Recorded 01 December 1972 in Tokyo. Composers are Matt Dennis and Tom Adair from 1941. Reissue producer was the late, great Michael Cuscuna. Issued on CD as Blue Note CDP 7243 8 35346 2 3 or BMG Direct Marketing D 104095.
by far the bet interpretation of this beautiful masterpiece
Lovely.
Shame on me! Ahahahah! Corrections done. Thanks!
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Great selection! Thanks for the upload. You might want to correct the lyrics though..
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- And what made you think that?
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