What a great rendition of this old standard. It swings right down the raod as smooth as warm butter.

a great version of one of my favorite songs

Man, this really SWINGS!  I like the Western Swing approach.  This is a favorite song in my family.  In fact, here is a live version of my daughter singing it: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=all+of+me+rachael+price#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:f2eab880,vid:tJBbLrwxmfw,st:0

This song was written after our band played at the famous Southern Blues Bar in Christchurch, New Zealand (unfortunately destroyed in the 2010 earthquake). A young woman was dancing very provocatively right in front of the stage.

Featuring a duet between Nigel Spiers and Jo Lincoln and the sublime playing of Guitar maestro Brian Harley.

Guitars - Brian Harley
Vocals & BV's - Nigel Spiers & Jo Lincoln
Bass - Simon Marks
Organ - Nigel Spiers
Drums - Shannon Forrest (BIAB Real Track).

Song - written, arranged, mixed and mastered by Nigel Spiers - Christchurch, New Zealand.

From the album "Old Dogs New Tricks" - www.bluesandviews.com

Chuggin

Hi Folks,

Here is my version of the Jazzy Blues Standard "All of Me" in a Western Swing style featuring some of the superb Band In A Box Western Swing Soloists; Piano - John Jarvis, Fiddle - Andy Leftwich and  Pedal Steel - Paul Franklin.

It was written by Gerald Marks and Seymour Simons in 1931 and has since been recorded over 2000 times. Some of my favourite interpretations are by Louis Armstrong; Count Basie; Ella  Fitzgerald; Dinah Washington; Sarah Vaughan; Duke Ellington, Willie Nelson and Django Reinhardt.

Vocals & arrangement: Nigel Spiers

All Of Me

I've been listening to Jazz and Blues all my life and still addicted.

All Of Me

NigelSpiers

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