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“For All We Know” was composed in 1934 by J. Fred Coots and Sam M. Lewis. The song has been recorded by a long list of great artists including Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, Nat King Cole, Nina Simone, Johnny Hartman and Keith Jarrett with Charlie Haden.
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For All We Know

Possibly intro is too long but as often happens to me, it's not me to compose my track but is  music decide where we should go in our strolls together.
What about...you know better than me feeling  I wanted to describe, so ...
thanks to all those who dedicate some of their time to my music.
Know that all your comments are rebuilding an identity that I had lost or perhaps never had ...

Shorty lyric below

 When there is music around me
I can fly
and melodies
are like blue wings

I close my eyes
and behold a new emotion
I weep and laugh
Music is my life
Thank you very much

Good listening
Paolo


Music Around Me - Piano & Sax

la vi desaparecer

What They Do

Mother's day coming up in France ...Hope you like my little try on this anthem to mothers  ..the classic way :)

Si tu vois ma mère - WIP (Sidney Bechet)Classic version

Angst Essen Seele Auf

I present my interpretation of a very beautiful song written in 1941 by George Fragos, Jack Baker and Dick Gasparre. It was a hit for many artists over the years including Dinah Shore and Frank Sinatra. It was also used in the Fritz Lang directed 1952 movie "Clash By Night" from which the photo is taken.

Enjoy XXX

I Hear A Rhapsody

~ Love & Lies~

" the war is over were going home. "  thewarheads

Composers : Ross Parker and Hughie Charles

Adiós Compañeros

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“It Might as Well Be Spring” was composed by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II for the film State Fair, for which it won an Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1945. It has become one of America’s most beloved songs. The song has been recorded by countless artists including versions by Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone, Bill Evans, Doris Day, Johnny Mathis and Sarah Vaughan.

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It Might As Well Be Spring

Sober (Magnus Dölerud)

Rob Dame-guitar, Fender Rhodes piano, bass.  Frank Southecorvo- Saxophones.ALL SONGS BMI.  CONTINUE READING BELOW IF INTERESTED
 My father and grandfather lived right off of Jamaica Ave in the vicinity of Queens Village/Bellerose.  I grew up north of the City in various small places in NY State.
I've earned foreign and domestic royalty income from network TV and radio. I've opened for internationally known jazz  icon(Dave Brubeck)with drummer Steve Chanin (Steve is mentioned in the book "Otis Redding - An Unfinished Life, because of his connection to Phil Walden of Capricorn Records), and bassist Mack Gordon, both of Macon, GA , worked with Jaimoe,  worked with Donn & Larry Finney who were the horn section for the Gregg Allman Band circa 1982, worked with Irv Cox (tenor saxophonist with Louis Jordan & session player for Jefferson Starship on their hit Miracles 1975), worked with Baatin  www.baatin.com(multi-instrumentalist member of Parliment/Funkadelic).  
Thx to Coleman Music, China Grove, NC 704-857-5705