TONY BENNETT I wanna be around (music reaction) I didnt see that coming - First time hearing
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TONY BENNETT I wanna be around (music reaction) I didnt see that coming - First time hearing
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My favorite T B song
yeah the piano player is fire, killing it as well as the exiting sax...tony, tony, tony clear, smooth on-the-money tones...luv it.
On piano is Tony's longtime music director...Ralph Sharon.
Ralph Sharon [1923-2015] on piano likely. By 1958, Ralph Sharon was recording with Tony Bennett as accompanist. That was the start of a more than 50 year working relationship as Bennett's "man behind the music" on many Grammy Award-winning studio recordings, and touring with Bennett for many years. Sharon found the song "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" for Bennett, a year after placing the sheet music in a bureau and forgetting about it. Sharon discovered the manuscript while packing for a tour that included San Francisco. While Bennett and Sharon liked the song, they were convinced it would only be a local hit. Instead, the tune became Bennett's signature song.
Legend has it that they tried it out at a bar in Arkansas--where they stopped for the night. The bartender was the only one there--and after hearing it played, told them "WOW--I'd buy that record if you ever recorded it!"
Marshall Wood was the bassist for Tony Bennett. Marshall Wood played with Anita O' Day, Tommy Flanagan, Scott Hamilton, Joe Pass, Dizzy Gillespie and etc.
Let's give credit to the great Johnny Mercer who wrote this amazing song. This came out when I was a pre teen and I used to sing along....Probably my favorite Tony Bennett song..I realize now how very lucky I was to grow up in a household that loved music. My grandparents were professional musicians who had a band that played all around Pasadena, Glendale....my dad played saxophone and had friends who play instruments and they would get together and it was wonderful. I was in choir from 3rd grade on, orchestra and took piano lessons for may years. We did musicals in high school.....I love when you say "Without music I would just die" or something like that....I feel exactly the same way. Music gets you through everything......LOVE your channel.
I found out something amazing about this song the other day, please read I think you’ll love it. Some year way back Johnny Mercer received a letter and a lady wrote the words, “ I wanna be around to pick up the pieces when somebody breaks your heart “. Johnny then took the words and made this song, he gave the song to Tony and the lady kept in contact with tony and saw him perform it all over the world. Just fantastic in my opinion!
@@c141 Thanks for this bit of history. I love learning the backstory to songs.
Another masterpiece from Tony. His beautiful vocals, so wonderfully displayed on this classic. A time in music that produced such amazing singers and the orchestral backings that are insurmountable. Love this era. RIP Tony, thanks for the memories. ❤ Great reaction Harri. 😂😂 Thanks Harri and Mike. 👏👏 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦v
I was fortunate to see Mr.Bennett perform a few times. He was in his 80's and he voice was still silky-smooth; he slammed and held the notes; incredible performances.
Tony, Frank, and Dean, a lessons in Swing and how to sing timeless “standards”.
The piano, is a man named George Shirin, with Tony bout 40 yrs. Introduced Tony to the song, San Francisco, which as we all know became Tony's signature song, and of course an international hit.
Hari I want to thank you for honering Tony, I'm 80 yrs. Old been a fan of Tony's since the early 50s, you sir have a well rounded, and appreciation for quality music, less enjoy!!!
Let's enjoy
Love, love, love this song. I was hurting from a breakup, and of course, took solace from this song.
It was written by Sadie Vimmerstedt and Johnny Mercer. Sadie was a grandma that followed Frank Sinatra when he divorced his wife to marry Eva Gardener, only to have Eva dump him. She wrote the first line on a paper lunch bag, taped it closed, addressed it to “Johnny Mercer, Hollywood”, and mailed it. He actually got it! He called her and said he liked it and that he would write the rest. If it went anywhere he would share 1/3 of the profits with her. That line put all of her grandchildren through college!
Hi Harri, Thank you for doing my request. Not only a great song, but a fun one as well. I'm glad that you enjoyed it Harri! - Brooklyn Mike
I was lucky enough to see Mr Bennett performing live in Glasgow. He was 92 and totally commanded his vocals and the audience. Amazing.
Its right there in the beginning..."A somebody who...will swear to be true ..as you use to do with ME....
Notice also that he wants to "pick up the pieces" implying he still will take her back after she feels how he felt when she was untrue to him. Beautiful song sung perfectly by Mr. Benedetto.
Playing music my mother loved and played almost daily.
Im sitting here in a puddle of happy tears.
Thanks 👍
Gorgeous is exactly what that was
Great reaction to Tony and all the best to you, try " When Joanna Loved Me", one of my favorites from his massive catalog of music.
You have to listen to his duets he recorded! Fantastic
One of the best
Floyd Cramer was THE country piano player for quite awhile. I also hear similarities wit Ralph Sharon heard here. Both have laid back flavor.
You would enjoy listening to Perry Como or Jerry Vale- they're the same genre and time as Tony.
I had a similar reaction when I first heard this song--I remember being surprised by the twist at the end. It is just too bad that we can't have that initial feeling each time we listen to it!
love both Tony and Sinatra, but Tony has a bit more texture in his voice
And a greater range
Brilliant! I was floating!
When are you doing I left my heart in San Francisco?😊
I'm Sicilian and it was better for Tony to want that, then send the Boys to talk to her ....::::
I think it was Floyd Cramer on the Patsy Cline record and probably Ralph Sharon on this one, but Ralph is using Floyd's slip note style.
He was a good painter too
In the mid-Eighties, this was the first song I played on my first day in radio. The phone rang immediately and a woman told me the song was about revenge and contrary to the Lord's word. She called me "a heathen antichrist" and hung up.
WOW
Written by a random grandmother who was upset that Frank Sinatra left his wife for a movie star.
One of the best