THIS WAS SO COOL!| FIRST TIME HEARING Chuck Mangione - Feels So Good REACTION
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- THIS WAS SO COOL!| FIRST TIME HEARING Chuck Mangione - Feels So Good REACTION
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I played with Chuck when I was in college. That horn, my friends, is a flugelhorn, and Chuck is the acknowledged master of it. He has had a helluva career, with this being his biggest hit, but some other tracks of his that stand out are "Land Of Make Believe," "Hill Where The Lord Hides" (the live version!), and one that he recorded for the ABC network coverage of the 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, NY, called "Give It All You Got." He's really brilliant, and just a super nice guy.
My high school band played Land of Make Believe in our half time line up❣️ Loved Chuck’s music
He’s best known as the spokesperson for MEGA LO MART
wow dank
@@mem1701movies he's best known as a multiple Grammy winning artist, composer, and musician. How many Grammys have you won, again?
Legend of the One-Eyed Sailor, Children Of Sanchez...
Y’all need to check out Herb Alpert 1980. Great trumpeter!! Actually… the whole Rise album is outstanding!
Here is one y’all might like from the same album. My brother in law says it sounds like the “disco trumpet” lol!! This song is awesome y’all!!
ruclips.net/video/0B_CVFnAhEI/видео.html
I like 'Route 101' also.
And...more Herb Alpert and the TJB!!!
love his long version of "Rise"
I remember my uncle had his album "A Taste of Honey" and I thought you are the COOL Uncle 😊
If you are a 70s/80s kid, that horn goes straight to your blood stream with the unbridled power of nostalgia.
Seriously, if there were a top chart for department store and elevators, Chuck and Herb would have totally dominated. I still associate shopping from my childhood with this song
You’re right it just grabs your soul. I hadn’t heard this song for decades and one day it came on a compilation commercial and I frantically tried to figure out the title but I couldn’t find it. It took me weeks to finally track it down, and then I played it on repeat at least a dozen times a day for a month.😂
That nostalgia has had me listening to this piece for over an hour, and now, here. I feel the sun rise with “Feels So Good”
So, so glad for your choose and reaction . I'm a rock , Funk and blues lover and the real all good quality músic. So when i heard it for a very first time in 78 in a transoceànic flight i do fall in love at the first minute. I have an fantástic vinil call an evening of màgic live at Hollywood Boul .
Goosebumps every time i hear It.
Keep on rocking guys !!!❤
Born in 1980 myself the Olympic tune jazzy as hear
"J": "Does Chuck Mangione sing in this?" ***** Amber: "DOES HE NEED TO?" LOL that was classic!!!!!! Best line on the channel EVER!!!!
This song does have lyrics. There is a live version performed by him which contains the lyrics
Exactly! Just like Santana doesn't. :-)
I second that (about it being the best line on this channel). Amber does have some comments that hit 👏🏾
We need to see the lyrics of this😜😊
Man, you couldn't get away from this song in 1978!!! I was 6 years old when this peaked at #4 in the USA. Great stuff!!
First song I learned to play on the flute & on recorder. Brings back memories
It was the first instrumental that I remember getting constant airplay on pop stations. You couldn't go an entire day without hearing this several times.
@@descendantoffools9767 Yep! I remember being in the car & my dad would always have the hit music station playing. This song ALWAYS came on during our little road trips.
Summer
@@jamiedimond9419 DAMN RIGHT!! This song represents Summer Time.
Wow!! Don't think anyone has done a reaction to his stuff before. Anybody who was a band geek back in the late 70's knows who he is. Seems all HS bands played his stuff. He plays a flugelhorn; such a beautiful sound.
Amen band geek here that graduated high school in 82. Had a chance to play a flugelhorn once. Awesome instrument.
Class of '85, sousaphone/tuba player, but decided in college to learn all the brass instruments. Chuck came to play "Hill Where The Lord Hides" with our marching band at Western Michigan University, and he peeked in on my applied music lesson with our high brass TA, whose name escapes me at the moment. It was kind of amazing. He's a super nice guy. But yeah, we did "Land Of Make Believe" my sophomore year in high school, too.
Legend Of The One-Eyed Sailor as performed by the Blue Devils drum and bugle corps is one of the best musical performances of all time.
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 oh, man, the Blue Devils! I used to hang out with a lot of Madison Scouts. I won't say that Western Michigan University's 1985 halftime show was directly stolen from the Scouts, but I won't NOT say it, if you catch my meaning.
Class of 01 here. We played this in our jazz band.
If you love this, you MUST listen to another great from that era, George Benson (jazz guitarist). He's had many hits since on the pop charts, but the song "Breezin'" put him on the map. "This Masquerade " is a standard jazz classic, that everybody who listened to the radio back then, knows 💜💜💜
Yes that's a great one! so many great jazz songs that need to be listened to. Love the instrumentals.
His "On Broadway," a remake of the old Drifters hit from the 1950s, is a standout as well. He's got a few great ones: "Give Me The Night," "Turn Your Love Around," "Breezin'"... just so many good tracks!
Another in this groove would be Al Jarreau. He has a live version of "Take Five" that is just plain awesome, but "Mornin'," "We're In This Love Together," "Boogie Down," and "Moonlighting" are all great, too.
Yes to George Benson
Love "On Broadway"!
@@jeannettestogner5164 Me, too! The way the scat solo after the second chorus dances above that absolutely savage bass groove… STUNNING.
This was a Jam! They played on the radio all the time back in the day! The record has the extended jam version!
Classic Chuck moment on King of the Hill. He was in a propane explosion and says “I don’t feel so good “ Brilliant…
Lots of good instrumentals out there. Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, Henry Mancini, Hugh Masekela, Paul Muriat, Bert Kaempfert, Glenn Miller, and so many others. Maybe try a wordless Wednesday once a month. Keep up the good work.
Jim Brickman on piano. Kenny G on saxophone for Wordless Wednesday. Love it.
All great, and like the Wordless Wednesday’s idea! Nicely done!
Try Yanni also and Brian culbertson!
Worless Wednesday once a month is an awesome idea and title!
Lot's of instrumentals covering decades with some of the biggest names in music.
Lindsey Stirling on violin, try 'Roundtable Revival - Live From London.
Fun fact, whilst this is an incredibly beautiful song played by Chuck on the Flugelhorn, it as well, contains what could arguably be considered one of the greatest guitar solos in the history of recorded music courtesy the amazing Grant Geissman.
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Agreed 👍
And here I was thinking that *I* was the only one who loved this solo!
While I will admit, the solo *_IS_* a favorite of mine, if you think it is the greatest ever recorded, you must not listen to a lot of music. So, I AM arguing with you on that statement. It is definitely 1 of the best jazz influenced solos I have ever heard, but just 1 of the multitude of them recorded, especially when including all the other genres out there.
Thank you, yes! One of my all-time favorite guitar solos! The extended version of the song is even more amazing, right?
Chuck Mangione,
Give it all you got.
Awesomely Beautiful song
Yes, another fave "Give It All You Got". 💯🎯✔️
Herb Alpert song Rise is also a great instrumental with HORNS.
Any Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass song is great horns! LOL
Yes, they need to do this one!!!
Spanish Flea 1965😂
IM SO GLAD U REACTED TO THIS. You guys have to check out HERB ALPERT “RISE”. Another beautiful horn son you guys will love.
HERB ALPERT'S RISE IS A GREAT SONG, I WAS GOING TO SUGGEST THIS MYSELF 🙌
I second that Herb Alpert's "Rise"
My dad loved him , his fave was "a taste of honey "
Great suggestion!
And the band Jazz band BRICK had a big song in 1976 Calle DAZZ . Its FANTSTIC Please dot miss out Jay n Amber
Amber, your pronunciation is spot on! This track was played to death in the day - so much so that I got absolutely sick of it and sincerely hoped I'd never, ever have to sit through it again. But I have to admit, I really enjoyed revisiting it here with you guys. Thanks for this surprise gem!
Around 1983, I was working in the buying office of a big department store chain that had a great record department. One day we were all sitting there in our cubicles in this big open room, when the record buyers walked in accompanied by this guy in a hat, holding a flugelhorn. I immediately recognized who it was -- he was making a personal appearance in one of the nearby stores that day. They walked over to their department's cubicles, and the next thing we knew Chuck stood up and started playing this song. What a treat that was for the office!
One thing you missed is the extended guitar solo and a killer sax solo ! This track was the shortened radio version. The album cut is the best. Awesome song.
Absolutely!
Don't forget that amazing beginning that was cut off the recoding...Chuck playing all alone....such a perfect set up to that entire album...
Wow! It's about time someone reacted to some Chuck Mangione. It's been on my list of possible suggestions, but so far they've seemed to steer clear of instrumentals. Thanks RSR!!! Too bad it was the edited version. They cut out the SAX solo !!!
I didn't realize it was the edited version. I was left hangin'.
I am with Amber and the horns. This song was played to death on the radio. Great
song. How about some Kenny G while you are at it. Saxaphome
Jay, no singing for Chuck. How about some Richie Cole ( not Alto madness unless you provide a ton of Tylenol) seriously loved his sound RIP. So talented.
Yes, there is a much longer version, with a few more solos. Easy to find here on YT, it's about ten minutes short 💜
Definitely! Chuck deserves more reactions! He wasn't only a great talent but a great guy.
Also another side note - That is an 18 year old James "Jail Bait" Bradley Jr. on the Drums!!! and a 24 year old "General" Grant Geissman on Guitar!
Chuck was a local musical legend being from Rochester, NY. There was a time when instrumentals received airtime and could be a hit. Going back Sleepwalk, Wipeout, Theme from Hawaii five -o, Theme from Shaft, Hot Butter (Popcorn) and more.
Chuck Mangione's " FEEL SO GOOD " was a hit album on the jazz chart in1977 reach No.4 also was on the adult contemporary chart. Frequently showed up on "KING OF THE HILL"in 1997. Chuck played the flugelhorn and electric piano.
Another great instrumental song is “Love is Blue” - Paul Mauriat.
That and Classical Gas
@@elizabethfranco1284 I agree.
A few years ago, I took my older kids to Jazz Alley in Seattle. Chuck Mangione was the headliner. That venue is famous for being intimate, and for giving ticket holders access for autographs between shows. Chuck was a fantastically generous artist. My kids had NO IDEA they were trading lame kid jokes with a massive artist. He signed CDs for our nieces. I was starstruck. Our kids were clueless. But other adults in the venue were jazzed for our kids.
What a class act he was.
That's the great "General" Grant Geisman on guitar. Amazing!
All the Horns!!! I wonder if you guys would enjoy "Classical Gas" by Mason Williams & Mannheim Steamroller?! Fantastically rockin' instrumental!! 🎶🎸🎷🎺🎻🥁🎶
Oh, that's a good one!
Anything by Mannheim Steamroller is awesome !!!!
Mason Williams WITHOUT Manheim Steamroller.
OMG I LOVED Classical Gas! Do you remember the song called "Popcorn"? Gawd, the decade when instrumentals were actually on the radio.
Give me some of that Classical Gas!
It’s called a flugelhorn. One other album he did called: The Land of Make Believe and it’s titled tune. Been following this guy since the 70s.
Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness. You reacted to it. Oh. Thank you. Thank you. I love this song so much. It's amazing incredible and makes me think of my lovely Dad. Thank you turning me on to so much great music dad. You MUST react to "Give It All You Got", it's even better than this if you can imagine that.
I was born in 81 and my dad raised me on this album and I now associate Feels So Good with my dad. This is Nelson to a T.
Now that we are on this lane, check out Barry White’s Love’s Theme.. I’m sure you’ll love it specially Amber.. very evident she’s enjoying the groove of it. If you watched Dr. Strange, it’s part of the soundtrack.. 😇
Feels so Good also appears in one of Steven Segals eariest movies Hard to Kill
yesssss i just recc'd love's theme too that song is SO 70's i just love it
Barry White wrote produced the song, it was the Love Unlimited Orchestra that performed the song.
@@Wolverines77 yes. I forgot about that. My bad.. 😇 Give credit where credit is due. 😇
@@domofreak I play the music along with other hits like this on my drive to work and back.
He was on several episodes of King of the Hill as himself. Everything he played from the Wedding March to the Star Spangled Banner eventually turned into 'Feels So Good.' :)
ruclips.net/video/Y1_srb7wcTA/видео.html chuck mangione plays taps at buckley's funeral
One of the best running gags in an excellent show!
He also played TAPS with a jazzy ending lol
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Yup
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Great selection! Brings back memories of high school. Other great instrumentals:
Rise - Herb Albert
Outta Space - Billy Preston
Machine Gun - The Commodores
Classical Gas - Mason Williams and the Wrecking Crew that included Glen Campbell
TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia) - MFSB
Oh, wow! You just sparked a ton of old memories for me, too, LoRita! I took every vocal music class I could in high school. I remember sitting with classmates discussing Alpert's albums and how cool we all thought that he started his own label, A&M Records. That was something unheard of in those days; a musician starting his own label. Great days for me, 'cause every time The Beatles put out a new album, my best friend and I spent every cent we had buying the LP and heading to his bedroom to use his little stereo system. We spent whole Saturday afternoons dissecting every tune, trying decide what they were trying to tell us and to articulate why these songs were magic.
Check out a Latin version of "Classical Gas" on solo piano by Bobby Enriquez. From his "Wild Piano" album.
Chuck Mangione was hot on the radio waves in the '70s when I was in college. He came to our college with his band and did a work shop with our stage band. He and his guys were fantastic. It was such a great experience. Have always loved his sound - crisp, smooth, and mellow. A real class act. Thank you for reacting to them!!!
He played at my college back in the 70s also. So nice.
This one brings back childhood memories. This was all over the radio when I was a kid. The '70s were like the last great hurrah for instrumental pop hits.
MY WORDS EXACTLY Them 70s Amber
It bring me bad memories of, as a kid in the early 80s, being bored at home without nothing to do on a hot summer day.
The guitar solo was performed by the amazing Grant Geissman.
When you reacted to the Moody Blues you said you wanted to hear more flute. I recommend listening to Hubert Laws playing Amazing Grace. It’s an instrumental so no words but most people know this song. He is amazing!
I think it's time for you two to goes down the jazz rabbit hole. You have a great ear for music and appreciate all.
Jazz reactions are so rare on YT, that when one pops up every now and then, I get so excited! How great that you two loved this so much!! Thanks for choosing this one.
Love Chuck Mangione! Jazz is so overlooked on reaction channels. Now you have to get into Herb Albert & Maynard Ferguson
Solar Wind Mix It Up.
I love Herb Albert.
Maynard is forever!!
Maynard Ferguson "Getting Strong Now" from Rocky. Everyone knows that!
@@davidcall5430 gonna fly now? Perhaps?
Jordan: "I want to hear his voice" My thought: "Yessir, good luck with that." When Amber asked "does he NEED to" sing? I LOL'd excellent video.
Yes Amber, you got it right! So glad that you got to "Feels So Good." Back when an instrumental could still chart. I'd recommend "Rise" by Herb Alpert, "Love's Theme" by The Love Unlimited Orchestra and "Breezin'" by George Benson.
Its fantastic watching younger people Digging Great 70s music like this lol released in 1977 , We were such spoiled 70s Brats lol
There's a "long" version of this too that is about 8 min long and it is also great. One of the top instrumental hits of all time!
Absolutely. Once you're used to the full version, the single version feels so choppy. Best enjoyed in its full length glory.
@@fontenos I third that. The opening that´s cut out is beautiful! Probably the best part of the song!
Actually, I just looked and the album track is 9:42, so definitely a radio edit.
@@ToniMcGinty Yes it is. The beginning of that song gives me chills. So pretty.
Another great instrumental song from the '70's is "Theme From S.W.A.T." (TV series) by Rhythm Heritage. It hit #1 on Billboard in 1976.
I was four years old in 1977 when this was released, and it’s one of the first tunes I remember listening to and liking. Even now at 51 I still go back in time e whenever I hear Feels So Good.
Back in '78, my high school band took a cruise to the Bahamas to compete in an international band festival. The cruise ship had Chuck and his flugelhorn playing often. Every time I hear it it takes me back to that cruise. Thanks for listening!
Ever since you guys proclaimed your love for horns, I've been waiting for this to make an appearance.
And yes, Mangione did have cameo appearances as a hardware store employee on the animated series "King Of The Hill" . . .as himself (I think in the series, he actually died when the store he was working in exploded). It's also the song played during the surgery scene in "Dr. Strange". :)
Lol he didn't die in King of the Hill, he ended up going to group therapy after the store exploded
@@thebadgamer9427 : THAT'S right . . . :)
Everyone loves Chuck!!!
Amber is 100% correct about everything!
If you liked Chuck, you'll love Herb Alpert and his Tijuana brass band. RISE!
I’m partial to “A Taste of Honey” myself. My parents had the album “Whipped Cream and Other Delights” with its famous cover. 😎👍
I love Chuck and grew up on Herb Alpert. I'm a "Lonely Bull" and "Highway 101" girl myself.
Oops! "Route 101"
Herb Alpert was my dad's favorite back in the 60's. Dad passed in '67, and Herb still holds a special place for me.
Rise was a solo Herb Alpert track, not with the Tijuana Brass.
Chuck Mangione is a Jazz musician. He has played the flugelhorn and trumpet. Mangione started out his music career in 1960. He also played, recorded, and toured with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers during the 1960s. Then he branched out on his own, and recorded numerous albums, and won two Grammy Awards for his recordings. Chuck Mangione did some voiceover work for the animated FOX television series, "King Of The Hill". Mangione retired from the music industry in 2010, after a 50-year career. Chuck Mangione is 81 years old.
"Feels So Good" was a HUGE hit for Chuck Mangione in 1977, during the Disco Era. It got A LOT of airplay on Rock, Pop, and Jazz/Classical music radio stations at that time. This Jazz instrumental appealed to music fans of all ages, races, and genders. I believe that this recording was the last instrumental recording with a horn instrument to have a major impact on the music charts in the United States.
One of those moments. I’m listening to a song I’ve heard 100’s of time and this time got slapped in the face with that guitar solo. Never appreciated how good that is. Such fun.
I think he's playing the flugelhorn which has a mellower tone than a trumpet.
It is a frugal horn. Thanks to autocorrect that is misspelled. It’s a flugelhorn
Correct. As a trumpet player, we were all trying to play this song in high school. The first time I played a flugelhorn was a big "ahh haa" moment. It's just not the same sound on a trumpet.
@@stevenposey So is the cornet in between the two?
My brother chose the cornet after trying all 3 and I never asked him why.
@@leifcatt No, it's bigger than both instruments in physical size, but plays in approximately the same register as a trumpet. The mouthpiece is different; the bell is bigger; the horn itself is closer in shape to a French horn than a trumpet. That's what gives it its mellow tone.
(I played one in college.)
@@leifcatt Yes, Cornet is between Flugel and Trumpet. In general, all three are B flat instruments, so the register is the same. Trumpet is more focused and brilliant, cornet is a bit more mellow and Flugelhorn is really mellow. I have all three and they are all fun to play in different types of music!
One of my fave albums by him from way back is the soundtrack to Children Of Sanchez, he wrote all the music and it's fantastic!!
YES!!!!!
My dad had this album and wore it out. I have that album, another copy, the cassette, and the CD. LOL
Children of Sanchez!!! Yes!
Legend Of The One-Eyed Sailor is also great.
I loved that album!!!!!
I started playing trumpet in 6th grade, about 1977. My Uncle Ken gave me a copy of Chuck Mangione Live at the Hollywood Bowl the next Christmas. One of my favorites is 'Chase the Clouds Away'. Chuck on keyboards, Charles Meeks on bass, I believe Chris Vadala on flute (although there's a second flutist credited) and one of Grant Geissman's best guitar solos (makes me feel like I'm on a rollercoaster), all backed by a 70 piece orchestra. All the feels, the horns, violins, highs, lows, slow, fast and slow again. It's a ride.
Some of my kids met Chuck at Jazz Alley in Seattle. They shook hands and got CDs signed. Their parents rocked. Some day the will get it.
Jay and Amber if you like instrumentals you just have to react to Barry White’s "Love’s Theme". It has an amazing orchestra.
Every time I hear Loves Theme, I think of lazy Sunday afternoons and my dad watching golf on television!!😊
Absolute legend...this is one of the best jazz tunes, that crossed over on the charts!
Great job guys!
My mother use to listen to this song a lot. Tooling about the house and dancing to this as she cleaned, and I'd be doing homework or reading. Used to get a happy smile seeing her getting so much joy from a song. Making my plus again for you to treat yourselves, Al Stweart "Year Of The Cat" is going to transport you to Casablanca and leave you wanting more. Excellent acoustic and piano, strings and sax all playing against an awesome backdrop of vocals that are just enchanting yet gritty.
I met him when I was a kid in the 70s, he is so cool
Flugelhorn! Horns were popular in the late 70s. I was in Drum Corp and Maynard Ferguson was the MC at the Finals that year in 79. Maynard and Chuck were very popular!!!! Both of them were STARS!
I did a music workshop with Maynard way back in the day, he was awesome! He and Chuck where our trumpeter (and Flugelhorn) heroes.
Which Corps?
@@jimeiden2360 79 Spirit Of Atlanta.
@@jameskearney4100 Imperials 80-83 (Cymbals - Bass - Tenors). I still remember the Jim Ott crash. You guys played an exhibition for us shortly after the crash.
Chuck is great, and I adored "King of The Hill", Yep.
Buckley: “Uh… what is it you’re trying to do?”
Hank: “I'm tryin' to buy a tap-and-die and some WD-40 and get out of this God-forsaken store!”
😂 What a great show.
Love Chuck's music. Big fan since I was a child in the 80s. Met him in 1999 in California during a concert.
Amber the horns in chuck mangione's Bellivia and Children of Sanchez are extraordinary
He’s the reason I started playing the trumpet in jr. high back in 1977. Great song to pick.
I saw Chuck in concert when I was a kid. 70s. Chitaqua Institute in New York. Amazing show!
I've loved Chuck Mangione's music since I was a kid, and I'm looking real hard at 60 right now. Used to go see him every year perform live at the Landmark Theater in downtown Syracuse, New York (Chuck was born and raised in Rochester, just a hop, skip and jump to the west from here.) The people he's played with is a Who's Who in jazz music; Chick Corea, Chris Vadala, Grant Geissman, Don Potter, Dizzy Gillespie, Steve Gadd, Gerry Niewood and way too many to list! As far as other songs, hoo-boy, there's a lot! Bellavia, Hill Where The Lord Hides, Chase the Clouds Away, and much, much more! Where and when you can, find a live version...they're almost always longer, and the improv riffs they pull off are astounding! I wish I could like this video over and over and over! Oh, I think it's already been mentioned, but he plays the flugelhorn. Think of it as the "big brother" of the trumpet, it has a deeper and richer tone than the trumpet. Great choice, kids!
When I was younger, you couldn't go anywhere without hearing this song! It was always playing in some department store or other!
His performance for the closing of the 1980 Olympics was poinient, poetic end to a memorable games, I still remember 42 years later.
Band Geeks UNITE!! Yes, we all wanted to play the flugelhorn like Chuck!!
You should do Kenny G. for a soprano sax instrumental!
Kenny G is great, but my personal favorite sax man is Boney James!
I wish I could hear this for the first time again! My first time I remember hearing this I was 7-8 in the back of my parents car on vacation to Arkansas. I remember fading in and out of sleep because it was so relaxing. It was like the song was a dream. I am envious of you in this video, because I could see how much you enjoyed it.
In high school Chuck was one of my favorites. I played this song so much. I love it.
Yes! Chuck!!! Loved this whole album! And I was only 10 years old!! You must do more by him, and Herb Alpert
Gosh, nowadays, they do not have instrumental music that can make the top 10 like it did when I was growing up in the 70's and 80's. Loves Theme would be a classic instrumental that I absolutely loved when I was in elementary school.
hey guys , bena while
about 30 yrs ago ,me and my lady (from baltimore) decided to go to the inner harbor .
it was the 150th yr anniversary of the baltimore sun newspaper . we where sitting on hill by the monument . there were barges in the water .
chuck opened with this song from one barge , while they set off fireworX from the other .
truly a once in a lifetime event amd concert .
The amazing Grant Geissman on guitar. 🎸
I'm excited that you are listening to instrumentals, no other reactors that I know of are. You might also want to check out Herb Albert, starting with "The Lonely Bull" with his Tijuana Brass. They were huge in the 1960's.
They had an impressive string of hits back then and seemed to pop up everywhere. One of their songs was used as a game show theme as I recall.
Odd choice probably but I often listen to one of their greatest hits compilations while I work. It's flat out impossible for me to be in a bad mood while listening!
@@robtaylor5550 At least 3 of their songs were used in "The Dating Game" tv show
@@surlechapeau Thanks! I'm a little too "young" to remember it (b. '68) but recall seeing a clip of the show's opening at some point.
@@surlechapeau My parents owned a TJB vinyl box set, though, so I heard LOTS of their music growing up.
@@surlechapeau Spanish Flea, Whipped Cream and Lollipops and Roses.
Everyone always rightly concentrates on the horn-playing in this top-ten hit from 1977, but that guitar solo has always been one of my favorite guitar solos of all time. Unfortunately, this was Chuck Mangione's only big radio hit, but it does sound good played with another horn-heavy song that was a big radio hit in the late seventies: Earth, Wind, and Fire's 1978 cover of the Beatles' "Got to Get You Into My Life."
Do you happen to know who the guitar player was? Because you are right, I only just realized how good that solo was.
Not in a million years would I think you'd react to this one! It has no words but this was a great vibe back in the day. His composition "Give It All You Got" was the theme to the 1980 Winter Olympic Games in Lake Placid, New York. He performed it live on a global television broadcast at the closing ceremonies.
Feel So Good_ Chuck Mangione, this most great composition also has a singer singing.
Chuck Mangione. Over sixty years in the business. This is smooth jazz at its best. And yes, Chuck had a voice role on King of the Hill. As far as instrumentals, yes, there are so many good ones. Jay, I beg you to check out Joe Satriani, one of the greatest guitar virtuosos of all time, who almost never sings. He doesn't need to. "Surfing With the Alien", "Summer Song" and "One Big Rush" will have you equating Joe with Jeff Healey and SRV.
This song was all over the radio in the late 70's when I was a kid.
Chuck was my gateway drug to jazz. First saw him on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.
This song just never gets old. I can play this everyday and never get sick of hearing it! ❤
Amber pronounced his name perfectly. And she is right about KOTH too. He was a guest on the show 11 times as the spokesman for the Mega-Lo-Mart, lol. He is playing a flugelhorn, fyi.
Yes the Mega-Lo-Mart!!! Oh wow!! Thank you!
🎵 At Me--ga-lo-Mart, you’ll be shopping for the rest of your li--fe. 🎵 😂
Love this one, as well as "Give It All You Got" which was the theme song of the 1980 winter olympics in Lake Placid.
Love jazz and love Chuck Mangione... you should do "Give It All You Got" you'll love it
Wait a minute! I LOVED THIS SONG!! 've been trying to find this forever. I was maybe 5, but it was an instrumental. I never knew what the song was or the artist. Every station, except rock, played this $hit. It was everywhere. THANK YOU! Now I can watch him live. I remember watching him on Soul Train or something live. I never forgot it. Woooow! Great memories.
You should check out "Bellavia" It's a beautiful song inspired by his grandmother.
Loved that whole album
J/Amber, his other #1 hit was 'Give It All You Got" in 1980. He is a musician and composer and plays the Flugelhorn, trumpet, Fender Rhodes, and electric piano. Feels So Good: Chuck Mangione: Flugelhorn & electric piano; Chris Vadala: Saxes; Grant Geissman: Guitar;
Charles Meeks: Electric Bass; James Bradley, Jr.: Drums.
Saw the band in concert hall performance in Pgh. in late 70s - so fine! Grant Geissman on guitar was a smash!
I've listened to this song a whole lot while I was a teenager in the later mid 70's!
Great musician!
Great artist Chuck Mangione, he lit up the 70's!!!
“Cliffs of Dover” by Eric Johnson is the next instrumental you should do. Jay will probably put him in his top 5 immediately.
killer song
Yes, back in the day, instrumentals charted and some of them were big hits. FEELS SO GOOD/Chuck Mangione charted at #4 (Billboard Hot 100) in 1978. Also check out his 1980 hit, GIVE IT ALL YOU GOT/Chuck Mangione. He is an awesome flugelhorn player. Other great instrumentals are RISE/Herb Alpert, MORNING DANCE/Spyro Gyra, MIAMI VICE THEME/Jan Hammer. There are many more.
He is an amazing jazz musician. I first heard his music song when I was very young, and it really sparked my interest in jazz. He has a huge catalog of great hits. The best Flugehorn player on the planet.
I haven't heard this in decades. I'd forgotten how good it is!
I am so glad you got to this one! Instrumental pieces were still popular in the 70's and 80's. Love the lyrics and the singers, but these kind of jams were special.
It's a Flugelhorn.
If you're going to be getting into Smooth Jazz, PLEASE do some Grover Washington Jr. Anything from the Albums "Winelight", or ""Come Morning". LOVE being a part of the RSR Family. ♥️💞💝💖
Performed to this (baton twirling/dancing) with my high school marching band back in the day. Our director was a big fan of Chuck M's. Thx for the memories. ... Class of '80!
love this song. I remember listening to it aa a kid. it was the theme to the olympics
Wow, glad to see you guys give this one a listen. This played constantly on the radio all the time back in the day! It always makes me feel so good! You also must listen to the longer version where it starts of really peaceful and slow before it picks up where you started listening to it in this version.
I love this sound! Takes me back to being a kid in the 70's. Call me a TV theme nerd, but I love alot of the musical TV themes from that era, especially the American TV programs.
Those years had the best tv themes! WKRP In Cincinnati and Mary Tyler Moore were two of my favorites.
This song takes me back to spending summers at Six Flags.
@@amyk9175 Yes they were great weren't they?! I'm a Kiwi & we used to have alot of the American sitcoms shown on TV here (we only had 2 channels back then). Mary Tyler Moore, WKRP, Three's Company, The Love Boat, Eight is Enough, Fantasty Island, The Greatest American Hero & lots of others I've probably forgotten but would likely remember as soon as I heard the theme music! Oh, those were the days (sigh)...
@@Go-tee71 how could I forget the theme to Greatest American Hero? That was a great theme song! The world needs more theme songs.
@@amyk9175 🤣 Yep!
@@amyk9175 I mainly tuned in for Connie Selleca. 😍 But the song was fun too. 😉👍
I remember this so much as a child in the 70s! No words, but a great funky beat.
I haven’t heard this in - 20 years? Always loved him. Another to add to my playlist