Stan Getz - Sax (Tenor) Hank Jones - Piano Charlie Haden - Bass Maxine Roach - Viola Mark Johnson - Drums Abbey Lincoln - Vocals ¡¡¡Bellíiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisima letra!!! Bird alone, flying high Flying through a clouded sky Sending mournful soulful sounds Soaring over troubled grounds Bird alone with no mate Turning corners tempting fate Flying circles in the air Are you on your way somewhere? Gliding, soaring on the wind You're a sight of glory Flying way up there so high Wonder what's your story Bird alone, flying low Over where the grasses grow Swingin' low, then out of sight You'll be singing in the night Gliding, soaring on the wind You're a sight of glory Flying way up there so high Wonder what's your story Bird alone, flying low Over where the grasses grow Swingin' low, then out of sight You'll be singing in the night
I fell in love with Abbey at a young age, and still love to oil paint to her music after a dissolved relationship, and transitioning through to the other side of the attached at heart phase. Helps, she makes the world glow in a gentle, healing, way..
I was privileged to see her at Small's Paradise in Harlem Harlem in 1984, at Condon's in the Village in 1985, and at Blues Alley in Georgetown, DC in 1996. I bought this album, and the liner notes said she wrote this song while she was thinking about Miles Davis during her flight from Japan
this song is amazing, a classic. These were some of the greatest musicians of all time. Hank Jones....no words.
Stan Getz - Sax (Tenor)
Hank Jones - Piano
Charlie Haden - Bass
Maxine Roach - Viola
Mark Johnson - Drums
Abbey Lincoln - Vocals
¡¡¡Bellíiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisima letra!!!
Bird alone, flying high
Flying through a clouded sky
Sending mournful soulful sounds
Soaring over troubled grounds
Bird alone with no mate
Turning corners tempting fate
Flying circles in the air
Are you on your way somewhere?
Gliding, soaring on the wind
You're a sight of glory
Flying way up there so high
Wonder what's your story
Bird alone, flying low
Over where the grasses grow
Swingin' low, then out of sight
You'll be singing in the night
Gliding, soaring on the wind
You're a sight of glory
Flying way up there so high
Wonder what's your story
Bird alone, flying low
Over where the grasses grow
Swingin' low, then out of sight
You'll be singing in the night
Thank you for this!
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Wow!
I fell in love with Abbey at a young age, and still love to oil paint to her music after a dissolved relationship, and transitioning through to the other side of the attached at heart phase. Helps, she makes the world glow in a gentle, healing, way..
Was reading a Michael Connelly novel and he always makes references to jazz artist and songs I'm glad that I decided to looked the up.
Ha ha. Me too. I'm listening to so much jazz now reading his novels.
Abbey was a treasure. And of course a pleasure to hear. A unique voice. There's never a doubt who was singing when you heard her.
One of the greatest jazz singers of all time.
Abbey expresses every emotion--love, pride, pain, & joy in herself her joy in her aloneness! RIP Goddess!
We lost an amazing talent when she passed. Fortunately, she left the world a body of spectacular work. I so wish I could have seen her perform live.
Atmospheric! It's soft and intelligent!!
my how i love this lady. thankful for the treasures she gave us.
I LOVE THIS SONG ......THANK YOU ABBEY!
...not to mention the limpid and incandescent solos by Hank Jones and Stan Getz
i miss her more everyday.... such an amazing artist...
Amazing Track ✨
swoony/spiritual “soulful sounds.”
Extraordinary!!!
Stan and Charlie just play the heck out of this song.
I used to be an atheist - but I have found God right here.
I've never heard (of) Ms. Lincoln until just now. What a GREAT voice. Did she write, anyone know, the tune herself? Would LOVE to see the chart.
Per All Music, she did indeed write the music and lyrics to this tune.
I was privileged to see her at Small's Paradise in Harlem Harlem in 1984, at Condon's in the Village in 1985, and at Blues Alley in Georgetown, DC in 1996.
I bought this album, and the liner notes said she wrote this song while she was thinking about Miles Davis during her flight from Japan
Stan on two fifths
Is that Stan Getz on tenor?
Yes of course, and Hank Jones at the piano... magic!
Brano originale! Al tenore sembra Stan Getz!
Amy Winehouse?