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When cool-toned guitarist Johnny Smith left New York for Colorado in the mid-'50s, he didn't hang up his guitar. He continued to play locally and make occasional trips back to the Big Apple to record. The two sessions included on The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar were the results of two trips in 1960 and 1961. Just about everything goes right on these sessions.
Smith's guitar especially shines in the company of pianist Hank Jones, bassist George Duvivier, and drummer Ed Shaughnessy in the second set. There's a lovely, soulful version of "'Round Midnight," with a nice long solo by Smith (he even bends a blue note or two) and a shorter, though poignant one, by Jones. The band goes into overdrive for "This Can't Be Love," filling it with bouncy rhythm and sharp lead work. Pianist Bob Pancoast, bassist George Roumanis, and drummer Mousey Alexander join Smith on the 1960 session, originally issued as Johnny Smith Plus the Trio. As with the 1961 set, solid instrumental choices like "Some of
These Days" and "Hippo the Sentimental Hippy" brighten up the proceedings. The band also bravely tackles Bud Powell's "Un Poco Loco," kicking it off with an extended, fiery drum workout by Alexander. In fact, the band doesn't join in until the last minute of the piece. Whether one considers the choice selections, good accompaniment, or wonderful guitar work by Smith, The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar is a lovely album and a good introduction to a fine guitarist.
Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr. Source : allmusic.com/album/the-sound-of-the-johnny-smith-guitar-mw0000013721
Johnny Smith
The Sound of the
Johnny Smith Guitar
Tracks
1 Come Rain or Come Shine (Arlen, Mercer) 0:00
2 Gypsy in My Soul (Boland, Jaffe) 4:45
3 Embraceable You (Gershwin, Gershwin) 8:05
4 Misty (Burke, Garner) 12:59
5 As Long as There's Music (Cahn, Styne) 18:29
6 'Round Midnight (Hanighen, Monk, Williams) 22:24
7 This Can't Be Love (Hart, Rodgers) 26:52
8 Blues Chorale (LaPorta) 30:12
9 Prelude (Scriabin, Smith) 34:08
10 I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) (Ellington, Webster) 35:24
11 Let's Fall in Love (Arlen, Koehler) 38:06
12 I Can't Get Started (Duke, Gershwin) 40:26
13 Some of These Days (Brooks) 45:48
14 You Took Advantage of Me (Hart, Rodgers) 48:16
15 Over the Rainbow (Arlen, Harburg) 50:27
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Personnel
[# 1-9]
Johnny Smith - g
Hank Jones - p
George Duvivier - b
Ed Shaughnessy - dr
[# 10-20]
Johnny Smith - g
Bob Pancoast - p
Bob Pancoast- b
Mousey Alexander - dr
Recorded in New York City ; 1960 & 1961.
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One of the grooviest records we've ever heard from guitarist Johnny Smith — a sweet batch of mellow tunes, played with some warm chromatic touches ! Smith still has that wonderful tone here that he first exhibited on his 50s recordings, but he also works in a style that's a bit more fluid — cast in a small group setting, but somehow picking up the breezier touches of the Verve sound of the time. Titles include "Walk Don't Run", "By Myself", "Choror Da Saudade", "Dreamsville", and "Old Folks". © 1996-2010, Dusty Groove America, Inc.
Johnny Smith
Johnny Smith's
Kaleidoscope
Tracks
1 Walk, Don't Run (Smith) 0:00
2 Old Folks (Hill, Robison) 3:19
3 Days of Wine and Roses (Mancini, Mercer) 6:58
4 The Girl With the Flaxen Hair (Debussy) 10:55
5 My Foolish Heart (Washington, Young) 13:33
6 By Myself (Dietz, Schwartz) 17:05
7 I'm Old Fashioned (Kern, Mercer) 19:43
8 Sweet Lorraine (Burwell, Parish) 22:24
9 Chord da Saudade (Smith) 27:30
10 Dreamsville (Mancini) 31:12
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Personnel
Johnny Smith - g
Hank Jones - p
George Duvivier - b
Don Lamond - dr
Recorded at Capitol Studios, New York City ; November 27-30, 1967.
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- published: 15 Aug 2016
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The gentle genius of guitarist Johnny Smith — perfectly captured in this late nite trio session from the 50s ! There's a lot more jazz here than you might guess from the "easy listening" title — and Johnny's working with drummer Charlie Mastropaolo and bassist George Roumanis, in a style that's very much in keeping with his other best Roost work at the time. Smith has this way on the strings that's like few other players of his time — a style of playing the guitar that's so gentle, so spacious, the notes come off the instrument almost by themselves — with a lightly ringing quality that's the best part of the unique Johnny Smith tone... Dusty Groove, Inc.
"A jazz guitarist friend of mine (a monster player in his own right, heavily influenced by Tal Farlow) once stated his opinion that Smith isn’t really a pure jazz guitarist, and I’ve heard that same idea by Johnny’s own admission (I either read it in liner notes or heard it in an interview).
At first I thought, well that’s simply BS. But, if you think about that possibility while listening to these tracks, it’s actually somewhat of a “freeing” concept: He indeed doesn’t appear to be bound by the traditional language and conventions of jazz. He sounds often classical, often folksy, often jazzy, but always harmonically beautiful and melodically inventive. (Could be that’s why his sound is so recognizable, too: He’s not trying to sound like anyone but himself. Play me 1 bar and I KNOW it’s Smith.)
His fingerboard becomes an orchestral palate where everything is carefully voiced and played in just the right register to achieve the finest tone. It’s as though he approaches the instrument as one with infinite possibilities, and to simply craft a beautiful piece of musical art out of whatever tune he chooses, rather than only working within the confines of the jazz idiom.
Maybe I’m wrong, but isn’t that a wonderful idea? Smith is a “beautiful music guitarist”, not just a jazz guitarist!
Sounds good to me, and something I may want to also be identified as, as I continue my own (jazz) guitar studies." By epf1961
Johnny Smith
Easy Listening
(WPCR-29084)
Tracks
1 When I Fall In Love (Albert, Selden) 0:00
2 It Might As Well Be Spring (Rodgers, Hammerstein II) 2:50
3 I Didn't Know What Time It Was (Rodgers, Hart) 5:41
4 Black Is The Colour (Of My True Love's Hair) (Smith) 8:03
5 Like Someone In Love (Burke, VanHeusen) 10:40
6 You Don't Know What Love Is (Rays, DePaul) 13:16
7 Isn't It Romantic ? (Rodgers, Hart) 16:02
8 I Remember The Corn Fields (Mayne, Ralton) 18:58
9 A Foggy Day (Gershwin, Gershwin) 21:06
10 Scarlett Ribbons (Danzig, Segal) 24:09
11 People Will Say We're In Love (Rodgers, Hammerstein II) 26:50
12 The Nearness Of You (Carmichael, Washington) 30:05
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Personnel
Johnny Smith - g
George Roumanis - b
Charlie Mastropaolo - dr
Recorded at Penthouse Sound, New York ; November 19, 1956.
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- published: 29 Aug 2016
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A FREE ALBUM and further music and video from this student of Johnny Smith, of Ustad Amir Khan, and many more, are at https://tomross1.bandcamp.com and https://vimeo.com/121517805.
In 1988 I did an interview with my teacher, the great jazz guitarist Johnny Smith. As far as I know it's the only of its kind. John is gracious and insightful, as ever. Finally this hour-long exchange of music and talk is available to everyone!
My formal training with Johnny Smith ended in my teens, but I returned to my home town of Colorado Springs regularly to see him as well as friends and family. He'd spent decades in The Apple recording and playing at NBC and the clubs, and he liked to say that his favorite view of the city was in his rear-view mirror when he headed West. And he claimed he'd chosen the Springs because it was as far away from NYC that you could get without getting too close to L.A.!
Although there are invaluable nuggets for a jazz player, I think Smith's wisdom and anecdotes during the show, filmed in his living room, apply universally. He plays solos at the beginning and end. After the opening credits, go to 49' 31" to hear the duets-- a blues by Johnny and "Just Friends" -- and the closing solo.
- published: 09 Mar 2015
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Johnny Smith and the Joe Bushkin Quartet - Live in Oslo accompanying Bing Crosby. VHS quality only.
From Wikipedia:
John Henry "Johnny" Smith (June 25, 1922 – June 11, 2013) was an American cool jazz and mainstream jazz guitarist. He wrote the tune "Walk, Don't Run" in 1954. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1984, Smith was inducted into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame.
Early life
During the Great Depression, Smith's family moved from Birmingham through several cities, ending up in Portland, Maine.
Smith taught himself to play guitar in pawnshops, which let him play in exchange for keeping the guitars in tune. At thirteen years of age he was teaching others to play the guitar. One of Smith's students bought a new guitar and gave him his old guitar, which became the first guitar Smith owned.
Smith joined Uncle Lem and the Mountain Boys, a local hillbilly band that traveled around Maine, performing at dances, fairs and similar venues. Smith earned four dollars a night. He dropped out of high school to accommodate this enterprise.
Having become increasingly interested in the jazz bands that he heard on the radio, Smith gradually moved away from country music towards playing more jazz. He left The Mountain Boys when he was eighteen years old to join a variety trio called the Airport Boys.
Military experience
Having learned to fly from pilots he befriended, Smith enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps in the hopes of becoming a military pilot. He was invalidated from the flight programme because of imperfect vision in his left eye. Given a choice between joining the military band and being sent to mechanic's school, Smith opted to join the military band. Smith claims that they gave him a cornet, an Arban's instructional book and two weeks to meet the standard, which included being able to read music. Determined not to go to mechanic's school, Smith spent the two weeks practicing the cornet in the latrine, as recommended by the bandleader, and passed the examination.
Career
An extremely diverse musician, Johnny Smith was equally at home playing in the famous Birdland jazz club or sight reading scores in the orchestral pit of the New York Philharmonic. From Schoenberg to Gershwin to originals, Smith was one of the most versatile guitarists of the 1950s.
As a staff studio guitarist and arranger for NBC from 1946 to 1951, and on a freelance basis thereafter until 1958, he played in a variety of settings from solo to full orchestra and had his own trio, The Playboys, with Mort Lindsey and Arlo Hults.
Smith's playing is characterized by closed-position chord voicings and rapidly ascending lines (reminiscent of Django, but more diatonic than chromatically-based). From those famous 1952 sides and into the 1960s he recorded for the Roost label, on whose releases his reputation mainly rests. Mosaic Records has issued the majority of them in an 8-CD set.
His most critically acclaimed single was Moonlight in Vermont (one of Down Beat magazine's top two jazz records for 1952, featuring saxophonist Stan Getz).
His most famous musical composition is the tune "Walk Don't Run", written for a 1954 recording session as counter-melody to the chord changes of "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". Guitarist Chet Atkins covered the tune, recording a neo-classical rendition of the song on the electric guitar for his Hi Fi in Focus album which preceded the Ventures' hit by three years. He played his arrangement fingerstyle, including the bass notes A,G,F and E which later became the basis for the Ventures' arrangement. The musicians who became The Ventures heard the Atkins version, simplified it, sped it up, and recorded it in 1960. The Ventures' version went to No. 2 on the Billboard Top 100 for a week in September 1960.
Johnny Smith stepped out of the public eye in the 1960s, having moved to Colorado in 1958 to teach and run a music store and to raise his daughter after the death of his second wife.
- published: 06 Jun 2016
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Rare clip of legendary guitarist Johnny Smith at (University?) gig in Mobile Alabama in 1984
- published: 12 Sep 2008
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Johnny Smith Quartet - Misty (1961)
Personnel: Johnny Smith (guitar), Hank Jones (piano), George Duvivier (bass), Ed Shaughnessey (drums)
from the album 'THE SOUND OF THE JOHNNY SMITH GUITAR' (Roost Records)
- published: 19 Jun 2011
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Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont (1952)
Personnel: Stan Getz (tenor sax), Johnny Smith (guitar), Sanford Gold (piano), Eddie Safranski (bass), Don Lamond (drums)
from the album 'MOONLIGHT IN VERMONT' (Roost Records)
- published: 23 Feb 2014
- views: 46409
「チェロキー」
ジョニー・スミス・クインテット
１９５３年録音
"CHEROKEE"
The Johnny Smith Quintet
Johnny Smith (g)
Paul Quinichette (ts)
Sanforg Gold (p)
Arnold Fishkin (b)
Don Lamond (ds)
recorded in August, 1953
- published: 05 Nov 2010
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Johnny Smith in concert. Some of this has been uploaded elsewhere. Low quality but still great to watch Johnny play!
I do not own the rights to this material, and am merely presenting this performance here for educational purposes and historical significance. Copyright infringement is not intended.
From Wikipedia:
John Henry "Johnny" Smith (June 25, 1922 – June 11, 2013) was an American cool jazz and mainstream jazz guitarist. He wrote the tune "Walk, Don't Run" in 1954. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1984, Smith was inducted into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame.
Early life
During the Great Depression, Smith's family moved from Birmingham through several cities, ending up in Portland, Maine.
Smith taught himself to play guitar in pawnshops, which let him play in exchange for keeping the guitars in tune. At thirteen years of age he was teaching others to play the guitar. One of Smith's students bought a new guitar and gave him his old guitar, which became the first guitar Smith owned.
Smith joined Uncle Lem and the Mountain Boys, a local hillbilly band that traveled around Maine, performing at dances, fairs and similar venues. Smith earned four dollars a night. He dropped out of high school to accommodate this enterprise.
Having become increasingly interested in the jazz bands that he heard on the radio, Smith gradually moved away from country music towards playing more jazz. He left The Mountain Boys when he was eighteen years old to join a variety trio called the Airport Boys.
Military experience
Having learned to fly from pilots he befriended, Smith enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps in the hopes of becoming a military pilot. He was invalidated from the flight programme because of imperfect vision in his left eye. Given a choice between joining the military band and being sent to mechanic's school, Smith opted to join the military band. Smith claims that they gave him a cornet, an Arban's instructional book and two weeks to meet the standard, which included being able to read music. Determined not to go to mechanic's school, Smith spent the two weeks practicing the cornet in the latrine, as recommended by the bandleader, and passed the examination.
Career
An extremely diverse musician, Johnny Smith was equally at home playing in the famous Birdland jazz club or sight reading scores in the orchestral pit of the New York Philharmonic. From Schoenberg to Gershwin to originals, Smith was one of the most versatile guitarists of the 1950s.
As a staff studio guitarist and arranger for NBC from 1946 to 1951, and on a freelance basis thereafter until 1958, he played in a variety of settings from solo to full orchestra and had his own trio, The Playboys, with Mort Lindsey and Arlo Hults.
Smith's playing is characterized by closed-position chord voicings and rapidly ascending lines (reminiscent of Django, but more diatonic than chromatically-based). From those famous 1952 sides and into the 1960s he recorded for the Roost label, on whose releases his reputation mainly rests. Mosaic Records has issued the majority of them in an 8-CD set.
His most critically acclaimed single was Moonlight in Vermont (one of Down Beat magazine's top two jazz records for 1952, featuring saxophonist Stan Getz).
His most famous musical composition is the tune "Walk Don't Run", written for a 1954 recording session as counter-melody to the chord changes of "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". Guitarist Chet Atkins covered the tune, recording a neo-classical rendition of the song on the electric guitar for his Hi Fi in Focus album which preceded the Ventures' hit by three years. He played his arrangement fingerstyle, including the bass notes A,G,F and E which later became the basis for the Ventures' arrangement. The musicians who became The Ventures heard the Atkins version, simplified it, sped it up, and recorded it in 1960. The Ventures' version went to No. 2 on the Billboard Top 100 for a week in September 1960.
Johnny Smith stepped out of the public eye in the 1960s, having moved to Colorado in 1958 to teach and run a music store and to raise his daughter after the death of his second wife.
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Johnny Smith
John Henry "Johnny" Smith (June 25, 1922 – June 11, 2013) was an American cool jazz and mainstream jazz guitarist. He wrote the tune "Walk, Don't Run" in 1954. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama.
Early life
During the Great Depression, Smith's family moved from Birmingham through several cities, ending up in Portland, Maine.
Smith taught himself to play guitar in pawnshops, which let him play in exchange for keeping the guitars in tune. At thirteen years of age he was teaching others to play the guitar. One of Smith's students bought a new guitar and gave him his old guitar, which became the first guitar Smith owned.
Smith joined Uncle Lem and the Mountain Boys, a local hillbilly band that travelled around Maine, performing at dances, fairs and similar venues. Smith earned four dollars a night. He dropped out of high school to accommodate this enterprise.
Having become increasingly interested in the jazz bands that he heard on the radio, Smith gradually moved away from country music towards playing more jazz. He left The Mountain Boys when he was eighteen years old to join a variety trio called the Airport Boys.
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53:35The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ (1960 Full Album) HQ AUDIO
The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ (1960 Full Album) HQ AUDIOThe Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ (1960 Full Album) HQ AUDIO
When cool-toned guitarist Johnny Smith left New York for Colorado in the mid-'50s, he didn't hang up his guitar. He continued to play locally and make occasional trips back to the Big Apple to record. The two sessions included on The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar were the results of two trips in 1960 and 1961. Just about everything goes right on these sessions. Smith's guitar especially shines in the company of pianist Hank Jones, bassist George Duvivier, and drummer Ed Shaughnessy in the second set. There's a lovely, soulful version of "'Round Midnight," with a nice long solo by Smith (he even bends a blue note or two) and a shorter, though poignant one, by Jones. The band goes into overdrive for "This Can't Be Love," filling it with bouncy rhythm and sharp lead work. Pianist Bob Pancoast, bassist George Roumanis, and drummer Mousey Alexander join Smith on the 1960 session, originally issued as Johnny Smith Plus the Trio. As with the 1961 set, solid instrumental choices like "Some of These Days" and "Hippo the Sentimental Hippy" brighten up the proceedings. The band also bravely tackles Bud Powell's "Un Poco Loco," kicking it off with an extended, fiery drum workout by Alexander. In fact, the band doesn't join in until the last minute of the piece. Whether one considers the choice selections, good accompaniment, or wonderful guitar work by Smith, The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar is a lovely album and a good introduction to a fine guitarist. Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr. Source : allmusic.com/album/the-sound-of-the-johnny-smith-guitar-mw0000013721 Johnny Smith The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar Tracks 1 Come Rain or Come Shine (Arlen, Mercer) 0:00 2 Gypsy in My Soul (Boland, Jaffe) 4:45 3 Embraceable You (Gershwin, Gershwin) 8:05 4 Misty (Burke, Garner) 12:59 5 As Long as There's Music (Cahn, Styne) 18:29 6 'Round Midnight (Hanighen, Monk, Williams) 22:24 7 This Can't Be Love (Hart, Rodgers) 26:52 8 Blues Chorale (LaPorta) 30:12 9 Prelude (Scriabin, Smith) 34:08 10 I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) (Ellington, Webster) 35:24 11 Let's Fall in Love (Arlen, Koehler) 38:06 12 I Can't Get Started (Duke, Gershwin) 40:26 13 Some of These Days (Brooks) 45:48 14 You Took Advantage of Me (Hart, Rodgers) 48:16 15 Over the Rainbow (Arlen, Harburg) 50:27 * Personnel [# 1-9] Johnny Smith - g Hank Jones - p George Duvivier - b Ed Shaughnessy - dr [# 10-20] Johnny Smith - g Bob Pancoast - p Bob Pancoast- b Mousey Alexander - dr Recorded in New York City ; 1960 & 1961. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. (If you are the owner of the copyright and want to remove the music sent mail to retobaaa (at) gmail (dot) .com) Thanks! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ SUSCRIBE --------------------------- Thanks! -
34:55Johnny Smith 🎧 Kaleidoscope ♠ Jazz Guitar (1967 LP Full Album)
Johnny Smith 🎧 Kaleidoscope ♠ Jazz Guitar (1967 LP Full Album)Johnny Smith 🎧 Kaleidoscope ♠ Jazz Guitar (1967 LP Full Album)
One of the grooviest records we've ever heard from guitarist Johnny Smith — a sweet batch of mellow tunes, played with some warm chromatic touches ! Smith still has that wonderful tone here that he first exhibited on his 50s recordings, but he also works in a style that's a bit more fluid — cast in a small group setting, but somehow picking up the breezier touches of the Verve sound of the time. Titles include "Walk Don't Run", "By Myself", "Choror Da Saudade", "Dreamsville", and "Old Folks". © 1996-2010, Dusty Groove America, Inc. Johnny Smith Johnny Smith's Kaleidoscope Tracks 1 Walk, Don't Run (Smith) 0:00 2 Old Folks (Hill, Robison) 3:19 3 Days of Wine and Roses (Mancini, Mercer) 6:58 4 The Girl With the Flaxen Hair (Debussy) 10:55 5 My Foolish Heart (Washington, Young) 13:33 6 By Myself (Dietz, Schwartz) 17:05 7 I'm Old Fashioned (Kern, Mercer) 19:43 8 Sweet Lorraine (Burwell, Parish) 22:24 9 Chord da Saudade (Smith) 27:30 10 Dreamsville (Mancini) 31:12 * Personnel Johnny Smith - g Hank Jones - p George Duvivier - b Don Lamond - dr Recorded at Capitol Studios, New York City ; November 27-30, 1967. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." I do not own the rights to this material. Copyright infringement is not intended. If you are the owner of the copyright and want to remove the music sent mail to retobaaa (at) gmail (dot) .com Thanks! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ SUSCRIBE --------------------------- ------------------------------ SUSCRIBE --------------------------- ------------------------------ SUSCRIBE --------------------------- -
32:28Johnny Smith 🎧 Easy Listening ♠ Jazz Guitar (1956 Full Album LP)
Johnny Smith 🎧 Easy Listening ♠ Jazz Guitar (1956 Full Album LP)Johnny Smith 🎧 Easy Listening ♠ Jazz Guitar (1956 Full Album LP)
The gentle genius of guitarist Johnny Smith — perfectly captured in this late nite trio session from the 50s ! There's a lot more jazz here than you might guess from the "easy listening" title — and Johnny's working with drummer Charlie Mastropaolo and bassist George Roumanis, in a style that's very much in keeping with his other best Roost work at the time. Smith has this way on the strings that's like few other players of his time — a style of playing the guitar that's so gentle, so spacious, the notes come off the instrument almost by themselves — with a lightly ringing quality that's the best part of the unique Johnny Smith tone... Dusty Groove, Inc. "A jazz guitarist friend of mine (a monster player in his own right, heavily influenced by Tal Farlow) once stated his opinion that Smith isn’t really a pure jazz guitarist, and I’ve heard that same idea by Johnny’s own admission (I either read it in liner notes or heard it in an interview). At first I thought, well that’s simply BS. But, if you think about that possibility while listening to these tracks, it’s actually somewhat of a “freeing” concept: He indeed doesn’t appear to be bound by the traditional language and conventions of jazz. He sounds often classical, often folksy, often jazzy, but always harmonically beautiful and melodically inventive. (Could be that’s why his sound is so recognizable, too: He’s not trying to sound like anyone but himself. Play me 1 bar and I KNOW it’s Smith.) His fingerboard becomes an orchestral palate where everything is carefully voiced and played in just the right register to achieve the finest tone. It’s as though he approaches the instrument as one with infinite possibilities, and to simply craft a beautiful piece of musical art out of whatever tune he chooses, rather than only working within the confines of the jazz idiom. Maybe I’m wrong, but isn’t that a wonderful idea? Smith is a “beautiful music guitarist”, not just a jazz guitarist! Sounds good to me, and something I may want to also be identified as, as I continue my own (jazz) guitar studies." By epf1961 Johnny Smith Easy Listening (WPCR-29084) Tracks 1 When I Fall In Love (Albert, Selden) 0:00 2 It Might As Well Be Spring (Rodgers, Hammerstein II) 2:50 3 I Didn't Know What Time It Was (Rodgers, Hart) 5:41 4 Black Is The Colour (Of My True Love's Hair) (Smith) 8:03 5 Like Someone In Love (Burke, VanHeusen) 10:40 6 You Don't Know What Love Is (Rays, DePaul) 13:16 7 Isn't It Romantic ? (Rodgers, Hart) 16:02 8 I Remember The Corn Fields (Mayne, Ralton) 18:58 9 A Foggy Day (Gershwin, Gershwin) 21:06 10 Scarlett Ribbons (Danzig, Segal) 24:09 11 People Will Say We're In Love (Rodgers, Hammerstein II) 26:50 12 The Nearness Of You (Carmichael, Washington) 30:05 * Personnel Johnny Smith - g George Roumanis - b Charlie Mastropaolo - dr Recorded at Penthouse Sound, New York ; November 19, 1956. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." I do not own the rights to this material. Copyright infringement is not intended. If you are the owner of the copyright and want to remove the music sent mail to retobaaa (at) gmail (dot) .com Thanks! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ SUSCRIBE --------------------------- ------------------------------ SUSCRIBE --------------------------- ------------------------------ SUSCRIBE --------------------------- -
60:03JOHNNY SMITH INTERVIEW
JOHNNY SMITH INTERVIEWJOHNNY SMITH INTERVIEW
A FREE ALBUM and further music and video from this student of Johnny Smith, of Ustad Amir Khan, and many more, are at https://tomross1.bandcamp.com and https://vimeo.com/121517805. In 1988 I did an interview with my teacher, the great jazz guitarist Johnny Smith. As far as I know it's the only of its kind. John is gracious and insightful, as ever. Finally this hour-long exchange of music and talk is available to everyone! My formal training with Johnny Smith ended in my teens, but I returned to my home town of Colorado Springs regularly to see him as well as friends and family. He'd spent decades in The Apple recording and playing at NBC and the clubs, and he liked to say that his favorite view of the city was in his rear-view mirror when he headed West. And he claimed he'd chosen the Springs because it was as far away from NYC that you could get without getting too close to L.A.! Although there are invaluable nuggets for a jazz player, I think Smith's wisdom and anecdotes during the show, filmed in his living room, apply universally. He plays solos at the beginning and end. After the opening credits, go to 49' 31" to hear the duets-- a blues by Johnny and "Just Friends" -- and the closing solo. -
59:28Johnny Smith Live in Oslo
Johnny Smith Live in OsloJohnny Smith Live in Oslo
I do not own the rights to this material, and am merely presenting this televised performance here for educational purposes and historical significance. Copyright infringement is not intended. Johnny Smith and the Joe Bushkin Quartet - Live in Oslo accompanying Bing Crosby. VHS quality only. From Wikipedia: John Henry "Johnny" Smith (June 25, 1922 – June 11, 2013) was an American cool jazz and mainstream jazz guitarist. He wrote the tune "Walk, Don't Run" in 1954. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1984, Smith was inducted into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame. Early life During the Great Depression, Smith's family moved from Birmingham through several cities, ending up in Portland, Maine. Smith taught himself to play guitar in pawnshops, which let him play in exchange for keeping the guitars in tune. At thirteen years of age he was teaching others to play the guitar. One of Smith's students bought a new guitar and gave him his old guitar, which became the first guitar Smith owned. Smith joined Uncle Lem and the Mountain Boys, a local hillbilly band that traveled around Maine, performing at dances, fairs and similar venues. Smith earned four dollars a night. He dropped out of high school to accommodate this enterprise. Having become increasingly interested in the jazz bands that he heard on the radio, Smith gradually moved away from country music towards playing more jazz. He left The Mountain Boys when he was eighteen years old to join a variety trio called the Airport Boys. Military experience Having learned to fly from pilots he befriended, Smith enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps in the hopes of becoming a military pilot. He was invalidated from the flight programme because of imperfect vision in his left eye. Given a choice between joining the military band and being sent to mechanic's school, Smith opted to join the military band. Smith claims that they gave him a cornet, an Arban's instructional book and two weeks to meet the standard, which included being able to read music. Determined not to go to mechanic's school, Smith spent the two weeks practicing the cornet in the latrine, as recommended by the bandleader, and passed the examination. Career An extremely diverse musician, Johnny Smith was equally at home playing in the famous Birdland jazz club or sight reading scores in the orchestral pit of the New York Philharmonic. From Schoenberg to Gershwin to originals, Smith was one of the most versatile guitarists of the 1950s. As a staff studio guitarist and arranger for NBC from 1946 to 1951, and on a freelance basis thereafter until 1958, he played in a variety of settings from solo to full orchestra and had his own trio, The Playboys, with Mort Lindsey and Arlo Hults. Smith's playing is characterized by closed-position chord voicings and rapidly ascending lines (reminiscent of Django, but more diatonic than chromatically-based). From those famous 1952 sides and into the 1960s he recorded for the Roost label, on whose releases his reputation mainly rests. Mosaic Records has issued the majority of them in an 8-CD set. His most critically acclaimed single was Moonlight in Vermont (one of Down Beat magazine's top two jazz records for 1952, featuring saxophonist Stan Getz). His most famous musical composition is the tune "Walk Don't Run", written for a 1954 recording session as counter-melody to the chord changes of "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". Guitarist Chet Atkins covered the tune, recording a neo-classical rendition of the song on the electric guitar for his Hi Fi in Focus album which preceded the Ventures' hit by three years. He played his arrangement fingerstyle, including the bass notes A,G,F and E which later became the basis for the Ventures' arrangement. The musicians who became The Ventures heard the Atkins version, simplified it, sped it up, and recorded it in 1960. The Ventures' version went to No. 2 on the Billboard Top 100 for a week in September 1960. Johnny Smith stepped out of the public eye in the 1960s, having moved to Colorado in 1958 to teach and run a music store and to raise his daughter after the death of his second wife. -
5:16Johnny Smith - What Are You Doing For The Rest Of Your Life?
Johnny Smith - What Are You Doing For The Rest Of Your Life?Johnny Smith - What Are You Doing For The Rest Of Your Life?
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5:32Johnny Smith Quartet - Misty
Johnny Smith Quartet - MistyJohnny Smith Quartet - Misty
Johnny Smith Quartet - Misty (1961) Personnel: Johnny Smith (guitar), Hank Jones (piano), George Duvivier (bass), Ed Shaughnessey (drums) from the album 'THE SOUND OF THE JOHNNY SMITH GUITAR' (Roost Records) -
3:24Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont
Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in VermontJohnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont
Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont (1952) Personnel: Stan Getz (tenor sax), Johnny Smith (guitar), Sanford Gold (piano), Eddie Safranski (bass), Don Lamond (drums) from the album 'MOONLIGHT IN VERMONT' (Roost Records) -
2:57Johnny Smith - CHEROKEE
Johnny Smith - CHEROKEEJohnny Smith - CHEROKEE
「チェロキー」 ジョニー・スミス・クインテット １９５３年録音 "CHEROKEE" The Johnny Smith Quintet Johnny Smith (g) Paul Quinichette (ts) Sanforg Gold (p) Arnold Fishkin (b) Don Lamond (ds) recorded in August, 1953 -
27:40Johnny Smith - Jazz Guitarist Live in Concert
Johnny Smith - Jazz Guitarist Live in ConcertJohnny Smith - Jazz Guitarist Live in Concert
Johnny Smith in concert. Some of this has been uploaded elsewhere. Low quality but still great to watch Johnny play! I do not own the rights to this material, and am merely presenting this performance here for educational purposes and historical significance. Copyright infringement is not intended. From Wikipedia: John Henry "Johnny" Smith (June 25, 1922 – June 11, 2013) was an American cool jazz and mainstream jazz guitarist. He wrote the tune "Walk, Don't Run" in 1954. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1984, Smith was inducted into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame. Early life During the Great Depression, Smith's family moved from Birmingham through several cities, ending up in Portland, Maine. Smith taught himself to play guitar in pawnshops, which let him play in exchange for keeping the guitars in tune. At thirteen years of age he was teaching others to play the guitar. One of Smith's students bought a new guitar and gave him his old guitar, which became the first guitar Smith owned. Smith joined Uncle Lem and the Mountain Boys, a local hillbilly band that traveled around Maine, performing at dances, fairs and similar venues. Smith earned four dollars a night. He dropped out of high school to accommodate this enterprise. Having become increasingly interested in the jazz bands that he heard on the radio, Smith gradually moved away from country music towards playing more jazz. He left The Mountain Boys when he was eighteen years old to join a variety trio called the Airport Boys. Military experience Having learned to fly from pilots he befriended, Smith enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps in the hopes of becoming a military pilot. He was invalidated from the flight programme because of imperfect vision in his left eye. Given a choice between joining the military band and being sent to mechanic's school, Smith opted to join the military band. Smith claims that they gave him a cornet, an Arban's instructional book and two weeks to meet the standard, which included being able to read music. Determined not to go to mechanic's school, Smith spent the two weeks practicing the cornet in the latrine, as recommended by the bandleader, and passed the examination. Career An extremely diverse musician, Johnny Smith was equally at home playing in the famous Birdland jazz club or sight reading scores in the orchestral pit of the New York Philharmonic. From Schoenberg to Gershwin to originals, Smith was one of the most versatile guitarists of the 1950s. As a staff studio guitarist and arranger for NBC from 1946 to 1951, and on a freelance basis thereafter until 1958, he played in a variety of settings from solo to full orchestra and had his own trio, The Playboys, with Mort Lindsey and Arlo Hults. Smith's playing is characterized by closed-position chord voicings and rapidly ascending lines (reminiscent of Django, but more diatonic than chromatically-based). From those famous 1952 sides and into the 1960s he recorded for the Roost label, on whose releases his reputation mainly rests. Mosaic Records has issued the majority of them in an 8-CD set. His most critically acclaimed single was Moonlight in Vermont (one of Down Beat magazine's top two jazz records for 1952, featuring saxophonist Stan Getz). His most famous musical composition is the tune "Walk Don't Run", written for a 1954 recording session as counter-melody to the chord changes of "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". Guitarist Chet Atkins covered the tune, recording a neo-classical rendition of the song on the electric guitar for his Hi Fi in Focus album which preceded the Ventures' hit by three years. He played his arrangement fingerstyle, including the bass notes A,G,F and E which later became the basis for the Ventures' arrangement. The musicians who became The Ventures heard the Atkins version, simplified it, sped it up, and recorded it in 1960. The Ventures' version went to No. 2 on the Billboard Top 100 for a week in September 1960. Johnny Smith stepped out of the public eye in the 1960s, having moved to Colorado in 1958 to teach and run a music store and to raise his daughter after the death of his second wife.
'Johnny Smith' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
The Confession (2008)
Actors: Kevin de la Isla O'Neill (editor), Donncha Crowley (actor), Thomas Hefferon (writer), Thomas Hefferon (editor), Thomas Hefferon (producer), Thomas Hefferon (director), Sean Flanagan (actor), Natalie Conaty (costume designer), Stephen Morris (actor),
Plot: Set in 1970s Ireland, Johnny Smith, a seemingly innocent local boy, goes to church to confess his sins to the all powerful town priest. With his friend standing by he nervously enters the confession box and begins a strange conversation with the priest, who seems more interested in gossiping about the nocturnal habits of the local women than granting him absolution from his sins. But everything is not as it seems.
Genres: Comedy, Short,Waterfall (2007)
Actors: Jon Rosling (producer), Jon Rosling (director), James Carr (actor), Jonathan Taylor (actor), Connor Atkins (actor), Steven Coward (actor), Liam Senior (actor), Chris Baum (composer), Jessica Atkin (actress), Amy Ankers (writer), Tanya Evans (writer), Michael Forbes (actor), Hannah Johnson (actress),
Plot: Three boys journey to a far away waterfall in search of adventure and buried treasure. Along the way they pick up Lizzie, a young girl with a sinister background. Unknown to them, they are pursued by Irish Roy, local teenage hoodlum, intent on revenge for a misdemeanour.
Genres: Drama,The Dead Zone (2002)
Actors: Stephen King (writer), Harold Tichenor (producer), David Ogden Stiers (actor), Campbell Lane (actor), Cynthia Ann Summers (costume designer), Anthony Michael Hall (actor), Michael St. John Smith (actor), Bill Mondy (actor), Anna Hagan (actress), Robert Lieberman (director), Kristen Dalton (actress), Rick Tae (actor), Michael Rogers (actor), Nicole de Boer (actress), Darryl Chan (miscellaneous crew),
Plot: Johnny Smith is a high school teacher in love with Sarah Bracknell, a music teacher at the same school. But Johnny is smashed up in a horrendous car accident and slips into a coma that lasts for six years. When he awakens, Sarah has married another man, while his once-latent psychic powers come to flower. He now has visions that reveal things from both the past and the future. And this puts him in the path of a serial killer.
Keywords: based-on-novel, based-on-the-works-of-stephen-king, battle, bedridden, bra, car-accident, car-crash, carny, coma, computerGenres: Drama, Thriller,
Extreme Championship Wrestling: Anarchy Rulz '99 (1999)
Actors: Peter Senerchia (actor), Lance Storm (actor), Jerry Lynn (actor), Bill Alfonso (actor), Jonathan Rechner (actor), Terry Gerin (actor), Tom Laughlin (actor), Scott Levy (actor), Steve Corino (actor), Terry Brunk (actor), James Maritato (actor), Matt Hyson (actor), Paul Heyman (actor), Yoshihiro Tajiri (actor), Joey Styles (actor),
Genres: ,Cola, Candy, Chocolate (1979)
Actors: Gerhard Heinz (composer), Erich Tomek (writer), Rainer Basedow (actor), Gernot Duda (actor), Herbert Fux (actor), Michael Habeck (actor), Sigi Rothemund (director), Ike Lozada (actor), Karl Spiehs (producer), Peter Thom (actor), Olivia Pascal (actress), Walter Kraus (actor), Christine Zierl (actress), Eva Zeyn (editor), Rolf Albrecht (costume designer),
Plot: After a nasty argument with her boyfriend Carl, young Gaby spontaneously accepts her girlfriend invitation to join her on a vacation to Manila. Her plans to forget about Carl succeed very rapidly as she meets Dr. Andreas Witzig, a young scholar who plans to marry his fiancee on the island. During the following days, Gaby tries her best to convince the man of her dreams to change his mind.
Keywords: argument-between-couple, bare-breasts, boyfriend-girlfriend-relationship, erotic-70s, erotica, female-nudity, island, nudity, philippines, sexGenres: Comedy, Romance,
Cola, Candy, Chocolate (1979)
Actors: Gerhard Heinz (composer), Erich Tomek (writer), Rainer Basedow (actor), Gernot Duda (actor), Herbert Fux (actor), Michael Habeck (actor), Sigi Rothemund (director), Ike Lozada (actor), Karl Spiehs (producer), Peter Thom (actor), Olivia Pascal (actress), Walter Kraus (actor), Christine Zierl (actress), Eva Zeyn (editor), Rolf Albrecht (costume designer),
Plot: After a nasty argument with her boyfriend Carl, young Gaby spontaneously accepts her girlfriend invitation to join her on a vacation to Manila. Her plans to forget about Carl succeed very rapidly as she meets Dr. Andreas Witzig, a young scholar who plans to marry his fiancee on the island. During the following days, Gaby tries her best to convince the man of her dreams to change his mind.
Keywords: argument-between-couple, bare-breasts, boyfriend-girlfriend-relationship, erotic-70s, erotica, female-nudity, island, nudity, philippines, sexGenres: Comedy, Romance,
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner (1962)
Actors: Antony Gibbs (editor), Alec McCowen (actor), Tony Richardson (director), John Addison (composer), Michael Redgrave (actor), John Thaw (actor), Peter Madden (actor), Tony Richardson (producer), Frank Finlay (actor), Edward Fox (actor), James Fox (actor), Arthur Mullard (actor), Tom Courtenay (actor), James Bolam (actor), Rita Davison (miscellaneous crew),
Plot: A rebellious youth, sentenced to a boy's reformatory for robbing a bakery, rises through the ranks of the institution through his prowess as a long distance runner. During his solitary runs, reveries of his life and times before his incarceration lead him to re-evaluate his privileged status as the Governor's prize runner.
Keywords: alienation, anglican-priest, angry-young-man, armband, arrest, athlete, athletic-training, audio-flashback, audio-montage, bakeryGenres: Drama, Sport,
Quotes:
Colin Smith: Running's always been a big thing in our family, especially running away from the police.Stacy, Drake House Leader: And always remember, they've got the whip hand.::Colin Smith: Do you know what I'd do if I had the whip hand? I'd get all the coppers, governers, posh whores, army officers and members of parliament and I'd stick them up against this wall and let them have it 'cause that's what they'd like to do to blokes like us.::Stacy, Drake House Leader: You'll learn.::Colin Smith: We'll see.
Brown, House Master: Now when you broke into this, um, what was it...::Colin Smith: Bakery::Brown, House Master: Bakery, yup... what were you thinking about at the time?::Colin Smith: I wasn't thinking about anything, I was too busy breaking in.
Mike: Come on doll, don't play hard to get.
Brown, House Master: Just describe the action to me in your own words, put me in the picture.::Colin Smith: Got over the wall of this baker's yard, broke into his office.::Brown, House Master: Hmm, I think you can do a bit better than this, Smith, um, surely your nerves were on edge weren't they, you felt afraid?::Colin Smith: If I felt afraid I wouldn't have broken in, would I?
Ruxton Towers Reformatory governor: I used to be a runner myself, quite a useful one too but a bit of a plodder.
Colin Smith: There's other places besides London you know.::Gladys: Well I don't think so.
Brown, House Master: They certainly drive themselves hard on the playing fields.::Ruxton Towers Reformatory governor: They're high-spirited Mr Brown.::Brown, House Master: If they weren't, they wouldn't be here.
Ruxton Towers Reformatory governor: You don't get anywhere without effort, do you lad?
Brown, House Master: How do we tackle the basic aggression which these lads obviously feel?::Ruxton Towers Reformatory governor: By channelling it in the right direction.::Brown, House Master: I was just wondering whether life wasn't a little more complicated than a football match.
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner (1962)
Actors: Antony Gibbs (editor), Alec McCowen (actor), Tony Richardson (director), John Addison (composer), Michael Redgrave (actor), John Thaw (actor), Peter Madden (actor), Tony Richardson (producer), Frank Finlay (actor), Edward Fox (actor), James Fox (actor), Arthur Mullard (actor), Tom Courtenay (actor), James Bolam (actor), Rita Davison (miscellaneous crew),
Plot: A rebellious youth, sentenced to a boy's reformatory for robbing a bakery, rises through the ranks of the institution through his prowess as a long distance runner. During his solitary runs, reveries of his life and times before his incarceration lead him to re-evaluate his privileged status as the Governor's prize runner.
Keywords: alienation, anglican-priest, angry-young-man, armband, arrest, athlete, athletic-training, audio-flashback, audio-montage, bakeryGenres: Drama, Sport,
Quotes:
Colin Smith: Running's always been a big thing in our family, especially running away from the police.Stacy, Drake House Leader: And always remember, they've got the whip hand.::Colin Smith: Do you know what I'd do if I had the whip hand? I'd get all the coppers, governers, posh whores, army officers and members of parliament and I'd stick them up against this wall and let them have it 'cause that's what they'd like to do to blokes like us.::Stacy, Drake House Leader: You'll learn.::Colin Smith: We'll see.
Brown, House Master: Now when you broke into this, um, what was it...::Colin Smith: Bakery::Brown, House Master: Bakery, yup... what were you thinking about at the time?::Colin Smith: I wasn't thinking about anything, I was too busy breaking in.
Mike: Come on doll, don't play hard to get.
Brown, House Master: Just describe the action to me in your own words, put me in the picture.::Colin Smith: Got over the wall of this baker's yard, broke into his office.::Brown, House Master: Hmm, I think you can do a bit better than this, Smith, um, surely your nerves were on edge weren't they, you felt afraid?::Colin Smith: If I felt afraid I wouldn't have broken in, would I?
Ruxton Towers Reformatory governor: I used to be a runner myself, quite a useful one too but a bit of a plodder.
Colin Smith: There's other places besides London you know.::Gladys: Well I don't think so.
Brown, House Master: They certainly drive themselves hard on the playing fields.::Ruxton Towers Reformatory governor: They're high-spirited Mr Brown.::Brown, House Master: If they weren't, they wouldn't be here.
Ruxton Towers Reformatory governor: You don't get anywhere without effort, do you lad?
Brown, House Master: How do we tackle the basic aggression which these lads obviously feel?::Ruxton Towers Reformatory governor: By channelling it in the right direction.::Brown, House Master: I was just wondering whether life wasn't a little more complicated than a football match.
The Next Voice You Hear... (1950)
Actors: John McKee (actor), Jim Hayward (actor), Donald Kerr (actor), Thomas Browne Henry (actor), Billy Bletcher (actor), George Chandler (actor), Douglas Kennedy (actor), James Conaty (actor), Frank Cady (actor), Jeff Corey (actor), Douglas Carter (actor), Frankie Darro (actor), Frank Gerstle (actor), Gary Gray (actor), Frank Mills (actor),
Plot: "Joe Smith, American" lives in a Los Angeles suburb and works at an aircraft plant. One night Joe hears a voice cut in on a radio program: "This is God. I'll be with you for the next few days." It turns out, everyone in the world listening to any radio heard the same thing. More messages come; some people react positively, others negatively.
Keywords: aircraft-factory, aircraft-industry, aunt, baby-born, birth, childbirth, church, congregation, drunkenness, employer-employee-relationshipGenres: Drama,
Taglines: The story of what happened at 8:30 p.m. to the Joe Smiths and families like them all over the world! With Deep and Heartfelt Pleasure, We Want to Announce a Wonderful and Most Unusual Motion Picture...THE STORY OF WHAT HAPPENED AT 8:30 P.M. ALL OVER THE WORLD!...
Quotes:
Joe Smith, American: You remember what the voice said last night? That we should all do our homework for tomorrow? Well, let's take a look at the things that God told us to look at. Let's just see how great his miracles really are. There's the moon. The stars. It's the air we breathe. The earth we walk on. It's the trees. It's the hills. And it's things like loving each other. The way I love you and the way Mom loves us. It's all those wonderful things, Johnny. The way I love you and you love me, we got nothing to worry about. Nothing to be afraid of. And most of all, we must never be afraid of God. Because God is the whole world. We're living, Johnny. You and Mom and me. Mr. Brannan. All of us. We're living. So let's make it count.Joe Smith, American: Would Eddie Boyle's voice sound like God?::Johnny Smith: I don't know. I never heard God.
Joe Smith, American: [to Johnny] Johnny, how many times have I told you? Don't do like I do; do like I say.
Joe Smith, American (1942)
Actors: Maynard Holmes (actor), Billy Bletcher (actor), Russell Hicks (actor), Darryl Hickman (actor), George M. Carleton (actor), Cliff Clark (actor), Ernie Alexander (actor), Mark Daniels (actor), John Butler (actor), Frank Faylen (actor), William Forrest (actor), John Gallaudet (actor), Jonathan Hale (actor), Eddie Hart (actor), Robert Homans (actor),
Plot: Joe Smith is an average American citizen, working in an aircraft factory. He has access to the plans for a new bomb-sight and is kidnapped by enemy agents who unsuccessfully torture him to get him to betray his country. He escapes and leads the FBI to his captors.
Keywords: airplane-manufacturer, blind-date, bowling, childbirth, courtship, escape, espionage, family-relationships, father's-day, father-son-relationshipGenres: Drama,
Smith, Johnny Filmography
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2006, role: actor , character name: Narrator
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2003, role: actor , character name: Eric's Neighbor
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2003, role: miscellaneous crew
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2004, role: actor , character name: Ray Allison
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2004, role: actor , character name: Bryan
Famous quotes by Johnny Smith:
"Sometimes they'll have a lane closed and it doesn't even look like they're working."
"We just went back to the fundamentals of hitting this year. It's just making contact. We're not trying to hit home runs."
"Inmates have a lot of time on their hands in here and learning is a way to make good use of their free time."
"A lot of the people who come through here are repeat offenders and part of their problems are that they are having difficulty getting a job without a high school diploma. This new GED program is a stepping stone for them to start having a better life."
"Our would-be presidents think that Monrovia is the whole of Liberia. None of them has taken time off to tell us in detail how Liberia or our county will be developed."
"For years, we have had problems with the water down here. But nothing has ever been done about it."
"When they are lucky to be elected, they may not even step here again. How will they know our problems?"
"The players know where they went wrong and are determined that it won't happen again. Having worked so hard to shake the losing habit from previous years, it's not somewhere they want to get back to in a hurry."
Johnny Smith
ALBUMS
- Walk, Don't Run! released: 2005
- The Complete Roost Johnny Smith Small Group Sessions released: 2002
- The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar released: 2001
- Johnny Smith released: 1997
- Phase II released: 1968
- Kaleidoscope released: 1968
- My Dear Little Sweetheart released: 1960
- Guitar & Strings released: 1960
Walk, Don't Run!
Released 2005- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Walk Don't Run
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Sophisticated Lady
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I'll Remember April
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen What's New
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen How About You
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen In a Sentimental Mood
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Stranger in Paradise
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Someone to Watch Over Me
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Easy to Love
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Lover Man
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Autumn in New York
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen 's Wonderful
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Our Love Is Here to Stay
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Lullaby of Birdland
The Complete Roost Johnny Smith Small Group Sessions
Released 2002- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Where or When
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Tabu
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Moonlight in Vermont
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Jaguar
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Jaguar (alternate take)
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen (I Don't Stand a) Ghost of a Chance With You
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Vilia
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen My Funny Valentine
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Sometimes I'm Happy
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Stars Fell on Alabama
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Nice Work If You Can Get It
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Tenderly
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Yesterdays
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Cavu
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I'll Be Around
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Cherokee
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Ramona
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Terry Theme From Limelight
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Lullaby of Birdland
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen My One and Only Love
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Stranger in Paradise
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Our Love Is Here to Stay
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen 'S Wonderful
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen In a Sentimental Mood
The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar
Released 2001- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Come Rain or Come Shine
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Gypsy in My Soul
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Embraceable You
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Misty
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen As Long as There's Music
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen 'Round Midnight
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen This Can't Be Love
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Blues Chorale
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Prelude
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Let's Fall in Love
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I Can't Get Started
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Some of These Days
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen You Took Advantage of Me
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Over the Rainbow
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Out of Nowhere
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Prelude to a Kiss
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Un Poco Loco
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Hippo, the Sentimental Hippy
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen It's You or No One
Johnny Smith
Released 1997- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Memories of You
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Manha de Carnaval
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Here's That Rainy Day
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Yesterday
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Spring Can Really Hang Up the Most
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Shadow of Your Smile
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Michelle
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen My Favorite Things
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Golden Earrings
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen On a Clear Day You Can See Forever
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Girl From Ipanema
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Shenandoah (Breakdown)
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Shenandoah
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Land of the Velvet Hills (vocal)
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Land of the Velvet Hills (instrumental Only)
Phase II
Released 1968- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Can't Take My Eyes Off You
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Don't Sleep in the Subway
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Shiny Stockings
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Emily
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen This Guy' S in Love With You
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Light My Fire
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Sunny
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen By the Time I Get to Phoenix
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Theme From Exodus
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Maybe September
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Wave
Kaleidoscope
Released 1968- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Walk Don't Run
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Old Folks
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Days of Wine and Roses
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Girl With the Flaxen Hair
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen My Foolish Heart
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen By Myself
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen I'm Old Fashioned
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Sweet Lorraine
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Choro da Saudade
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Dreamsville
My Dear Little Sweetheart
Released 1960- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen My Dear Little Sweetheart
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Indian Summer
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Softly as in a Morning Sunrise
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen All the Things You Are
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen It's So Peaceful in the Country
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Once in a While
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Flamingo
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Spring Is Here
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Violets for Her Furs
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen It Never Entered My Mind
Guitar & Strings
Released 1960- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Things We Did Last Summer
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Inch Worm
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Yesterdays
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen What Is There to Say
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Stormy Weather
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Where or When
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Have You Forgotten So Soon
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Golden Earrings
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Deep Purple
Born: 1922-06-25
Died: 2013-06-11
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The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ (1960 Full Album) HQ AUDIO
When cool-toned guitarist Johnny Smith left New York for Colorado in the mid-'50s, he didn't hang up his guitar. He continued to play locally and make occasional trips back to the Big Apple to record. The two sessions included on The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar were the results of two trips in 1960 and 1961. Just about everything goes right on these sessions. Smith's guitar especially shines in the company of pianist Hank Jones, bassist George Duvivier, and drummer Ed Shaughnessy in the second set. There's a lovely, soulful version of "'Round Midnight," with a nice long solo by Smith (he even bends a blue note or two) and a shorter, though poignant one, by Jones. The band goes into overdrive for "This Can't Be Love," filling it with bouncy rhythm and sharp lead work. Pianist Bob Pan...
published: 02 Jun 2016 -
Johnny Smith 🎧 Kaleidoscope ♠ Jazz Guitar (1967 LP Full Album)
One of the grooviest records we've ever heard from guitarist Johnny Smith — a sweet batch of mellow tunes, played with some warm chromatic touches ! Smith still has that wonderful tone here that he first exhibited on his 50s recordings, but he also works in a style that's a bit more fluid — cast in a small group setting, but somehow picking up the breezier touches of the Verve sound of the time. Titles include "Walk Don't Run", "By Myself", "Choror Da Saudade", "Dreamsville", and "Old Folks". © 1996-2010, Dusty Groove America, Inc. Johnny Smith Johnny Smith's Kaleidoscope Tracks 1 Walk, Don't Run (Smith) 0:00 2 Old Folks (Hill, Robison) 3:19 3 Days of Wine and Roses (Mancini, Mercer) 6:58 4 The Girl With the Flaxen Hair (Debussy) 10:55 5 My Foolish Heart (Washington, Young) 13:33 6...
published: 15 Aug 2016 -
Johnny Smith 🎧 Easy Listening ♠ Jazz Guitar (1956 Full Album LP)
The gentle genius of guitarist Johnny Smith — perfectly captured in this late nite trio session from the 50s ! There's a lot more jazz here than you might guess from the "easy listening" title — and Johnny's working with drummer Charlie Mastropaolo and bassist George Roumanis, in a style that's very much in keeping with his other best Roost work at the time. Smith has this way on the strings that's like few other players of his time — a style of playing the guitar that's so gentle, so spacious, the notes come off the instrument almost by themselves — with a lightly ringing quality that's the best part of the unique Johnny Smith tone... Dusty Groove, Inc. "A jazz guitarist friend of mine (a monster player in his own right, heavily influenced by Tal Farlow) once stated his opinion that Smi...
published: 29 Aug 2016 -
JOHNNY SMITH INTERVIEW
A FREE ALBUM and further music and video from this student of Johnny Smith, of Ustad Amir Khan, and many more, are at https://tomross1.bandcamp.com and https://vimeo.com/121517805. In 1988 I did an interview with my teacher, the great jazz guitarist Johnny Smith. As far as I know it's the only of its kind. John is gracious and insightful, as ever. Finally this hour-long exchange of music and talk is available to everyone! My formal training with Johnny Smith ended in my teens, but I returned to my home town of Colorado Springs regularly to see him as well as friends and family. He'd spent decades in The Apple recording and playing at NBC and the clubs, and he liked to say that his favorite view of the city was in his rear-view mirror when he headed West. And he claimed he'd chosen the S...
published: 09 Mar 2015 -
Johnny Smith Live in Oslo
I do not own the rights to this material, and am merely presenting this televised performance here for educational purposes and historical significance. Copyright infringement is not intended. Johnny Smith and the Joe Bushkin Quartet - Live in Oslo accompanying Bing Crosby. VHS quality only. From Wikipedia: John Henry "Johnny" Smith (June 25, 1922 – June 11, 2013) was an American cool jazz and mainstream jazz guitarist. He wrote the tune "Walk, Don't Run" in 1954. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1984, Smith was inducted into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame. Early life During the Great Depression, Smith's family moved from Birmingham through several cities, ending up in Portland, Maine. Smith taught himself to play guitar in pawnshops, which let him play in exchange for keeping the...
published: 06 Jun 2016 -
Johnny Smith - What Are You Doing For The Rest Of Your Life?
Rare clip of legendary guitarist Johnny Smith at (University?) gig in Mobile Alabama in 1984
published: 12 Sep 2008 -
Johnny Smith Quartet - Misty
Johnny Smith Quartet - Misty (1961) Personnel: Johnny Smith (guitar), Hank Jones (piano), George Duvivier (bass), Ed Shaughnessey (drums) from the album 'THE SOUND OF THE JOHNNY SMITH GUITAR' (Roost Records)
published: 19 Jun 2011 -
Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont
Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont (1952) Personnel: Stan Getz (tenor sax), Johnny Smith (guitar), Sanford Gold (piano), Eddie Safranski (bass), Don Lamond (drums) from the album 'MOONLIGHT IN VERMONT' (Roost Records)
published: 23 Feb 2014 -
Johnny Smith - CHEROKEE
「チェロキー」 ジョニー・スミス・クインテット １９５３年録音 "CHEROKEE" The Johnny Smith Quintet Johnny Smith (g) Paul Quinichette (ts) Sanforg Gold (p) Arnold Fishkin (b) Don Lamond (ds) recorded in August, 1953
published: 05 Nov 2010 -
Johnny Smith - Jazz Guitarist Live in Concert
Johnny Smith in concert. Some of this has been uploaded elsewhere. Low quality but still great to watch Johnny play! I do not own the rights to this material, and am merely presenting this performance here for educational purposes and historical significance. Copyright infringement is not intended. From Wikipedia: John Henry "Johnny" Smith (June 25, 1922 – June 11, 2013) was an American cool jazz and mainstream jazz guitarist. He wrote the tune "Walk, Don't Run" in 1954. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1984, Smith was inducted into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame. Early life During the Great Depression, Smith's family moved from Birmingham through several cities, ending up in Portland, Maine. Smith taught himself to play guitar in pawnshops, which let him play in exchange for kee...
published: 28 Sep 2016
The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ (1960 Full Album) HQ AUDIO
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 53:35
- Updated: 02 Jun 2016
- views: 10446
When cool-toned guitarist Johnny Smith left New York for Colorado in the mid-'50s, he didn't hang up his guitar. He continued to play locally and make occasiona...
When cool-toned guitarist Johnny Smith left New York for Colorado in the mid-'50s, he didn't hang up his guitar. He continued to play locally and make occasional trips back to the Big Apple to record. The two sessions included on The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar were the results of two trips in 1960 and 1961. Just about everything goes right on these sessions.
Smith's guitar especially shines in the company of pianist Hank Jones, bassist George Duvivier, and drummer Ed Shaughnessy in the second set. There's a lovely, soulful version of "'Round Midnight," with a nice long solo by Smith (he even bends a blue note or two) and a shorter, though poignant one, by Jones. The band goes into overdrive for "This Can't Be Love," filling it with bouncy rhythm and sharp lead work. Pianist Bob Pancoast, bassist George Roumanis, and drummer Mousey Alexander join Smith on the 1960 session, originally issued as Johnny Smith Plus the Trio. As with the 1961 set, solid instrumental choices like "Some of
These Days" and "Hippo the Sentimental Hippy" brighten up the proceedings. The band also bravely tackles Bud Powell's "Un Poco Loco," kicking it off with an extended, fiery drum workout by Alexander. In fact, the band doesn't join in until the last minute of the piece. Whether one considers the choice selections, good accompaniment, or wonderful guitar work by Smith, The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar is a lovely album and a good introduction to a fine guitarist.
Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr. Source : allmusic.com/album/the-sound-of-the-johnny-smith-guitar-mw0000013721
Johnny Smith
The Sound of the
Johnny Smith Guitar
Tracks
1 Come Rain or Come Shine (Arlen, Mercer) 0:00
2 Gypsy in My Soul (Boland, Jaffe) 4:45
3 Embraceable You (Gershwin, Gershwin) 8:05
4 Misty (Burke, Garner) 12:59
5 As Long as There's Music (Cahn, Styne) 18:29
6 'Round Midnight (Hanighen, Monk, Williams) 22:24
7 This Can't Be Love (Hart, Rodgers) 26:52
8 Blues Chorale (LaPorta) 30:12
9 Prelude (Scriabin, Smith) 34:08
10 I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) (Ellington, Webster) 35:24
11 Let's Fall in Love (Arlen, Koehler) 38:06
12 I Can't Get Started (Duke, Gershwin) 40:26
13 Some of These Days (Brooks) 45:48
14 You Took Advantage of Me (Hart, Rodgers) 48:16
15 Over the Rainbow (Arlen, Harburg) 50:27
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Personnel
[# 1-9]
Johnny Smith - g
Hank Jones - p
George Duvivier - b
Ed Shaughnessy - dr
[# 10-20]
Johnny Smith - g
Bob Pancoast - p
Bob Pancoast- b
Mousey Alexander - dr
Recorded in New York City ; 1960 & 1961.
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When cool-toned guitarist Johnny Smith left New York for Colorado in the mid-'50s, he didn't hang up his guitar. He continued to play locally and make occasional trips back to the Big Apple to record. The two sessions included on The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar were the results of two trips in 1960 and 1961. Just about everything goes right on these sessions.
Smith's guitar especially shines in the company of pianist Hank Jones, bassist George Duvivier, and drummer Ed Shaughnessy in the second set. There's a lovely, soulful version of "'Round Midnight," with a nice long solo by Smith (he even bends a blue note or two) and a shorter, though poignant one, by Jones. The band goes into overdrive for "This Can't Be Love," filling it with bouncy rhythm and sharp lead work. Pianist Bob Pancoast, bassist George Roumanis, and drummer Mousey Alexander join Smith on the 1960 session, originally issued as Johnny Smith Plus the Trio. As with the 1961 set, solid instrumental choices like "Some of
These Days" and "Hippo the Sentimental Hippy" brighten up the proceedings. The band also bravely tackles Bud Powell's "Un Poco Loco," kicking it off with an extended, fiery drum workout by Alexander. In fact, the band doesn't join in until the last minute of the piece. Whether one considers the choice selections, good accompaniment, or wonderful guitar work by Smith, The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar is a lovely album and a good introduction to a fine guitarist.
Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr. Source : allmusic.com/album/the-sound-of-the-johnny-smith-guitar-mw0000013721
Johnny Smith
The Sound of the
Johnny Smith Guitar
Tracks
1 Come Rain or Come Shine (Arlen, Mercer) 0:00
2 Gypsy in My Soul (Boland, Jaffe) 4:45
3 Embraceable You (Gershwin, Gershwin) 8:05
4 Misty (Burke, Garner) 12:59
5 As Long as There's Music (Cahn, Styne) 18:29
6 'Round Midnight (Hanighen, Monk, Williams) 22:24
7 This Can't Be Love (Hart, Rodgers) 26:52
8 Blues Chorale (LaPorta) 30:12
9 Prelude (Scriabin, Smith) 34:08
10 I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) (Ellington, Webster) 35:24
11 Let's Fall in Love (Arlen, Koehler) 38:06
12 I Can't Get Started (Duke, Gershwin) 40:26
13 Some of These Days (Brooks) 45:48
14 You Took Advantage of Me (Hart, Rodgers) 48:16
15 Over the Rainbow (Arlen, Harburg) 50:27
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Personnel
[# 1-9]
Johnny Smith - g
Hank Jones - p
George Duvivier - b
Ed Shaughnessy - dr
[# 10-20]
Johnny Smith - g
Bob Pancoast - p
Bob Pancoast- b
Mousey Alexander - dr
Recorded in New York City ; 1960 & 1961.
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- published: 02 Jun 2016
- views: 10446
Johnny Smith 🎧 Kaleidoscope ♠ Jazz Guitar (1967 LP Full Album)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 34:55
- Updated: 15 Aug 2016
- views: 2969
One of the grooviest records we've ever heard from guitarist Johnny Smith — a sweet batch of mellow tunes, played with some warm chromatic touches ! Smith still...
One of the grooviest records we've ever heard from guitarist Johnny Smith — a sweet batch of mellow tunes, played with some warm chromatic touches ! Smith still has that wonderful tone here that he first exhibited on his 50s recordings, but he also works in a style that's a bit more fluid — cast in a small group setting, but somehow picking up the breezier touches of the Verve sound of the time. Titles include "Walk Don't Run", "By Myself", "Choror Da Saudade", "Dreamsville", and "Old Folks". © 1996-2010, Dusty Groove America, Inc.
Johnny Smith
Johnny Smith's
Kaleidoscope
Tracks
1 Walk, Don't Run (Smith) 0:00
2 Old Folks (Hill, Robison) 3:19
3 Days of Wine and Roses (Mancini, Mercer) 6:58
4 The Girl With the Flaxen Hair (Debussy) 10:55
5 My Foolish Heart (Washington, Young) 13:33
6 By Myself (Dietz, Schwartz) 17:05
7 I'm Old Fashioned (Kern, Mercer) 19:43
8 Sweet Lorraine (Burwell, Parish) 22:24
9 Chord da Saudade (Smith) 27:30
10 Dreamsville (Mancini) 31:12
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Personnel
Johnny Smith - g
Hank Jones - p
George Duvivier - b
Don Lamond - dr
Recorded at Capitol Studios, New York City ; November 27-30, 1967.
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wn.com/Johnny Smith 🎧 Kaleidoscope ♠ Jazz Guitar (1967 Lp Full Album)
One of the grooviest records we've ever heard from guitarist Johnny Smith — a sweet batch of mellow tunes, played with some warm chromatic touches ! Smith still has that wonderful tone here that he first exhibited on his 50s recordings, but he also works in a style that's a bit more fluid — cast in a small group setting, but somehow picking up the breezier touches of the Verve sound of the time. Titles include "Walk Don't Run", "By Myself", "Choror Da Saudade", "Dreamsville", and "Old Folks". © 1996-2010, Dusty Groove America, Inc.
Johnny Smith
Johnny Smith's
Kaleidoscope
Tracks
1 Walk, Don't Run (Smith) 0:00
2 Old Folks (Hill, Robison) 3:19
3 Days of Wine and Roses (Mancini, Mercer) 6:58
4 The Girl With the Flaxen Hair (Debussy) 10:55
5 My Foolish Heart (Washington, Young) 13:33
6 By Myself (Dietz, Schwartz) 17:05
7 I'm Old Fashioned (Kern, Mercer) 19:43
8 Sweet Lorraine (Burwell, Parish) 22:24
9 Chord da Saudade (Smith) 27:30
10 Dreamsville (Mancini) 31:12
*
Personnel
Johnny Smith - g
Hank Jones - p
George Duvivier - b
Don Lamond - dr
Recorded at Capitol Studios, New York City ; November 27-30, 1967.
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Johnny Smith 🎧 Easy Listening ♠ Jazz Guitar (1956 Full Album LP)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 32:28
- Updated: 29 Aug 2016
- views: 4826
The gentle genius of guitarist Johnny Smith — perfectly captured in this late nite trio session from the 50s ! There's a lot more jazz here than you might guess...
The gentle genius of guitarist Johnny Smith — perfectly captured in this late nite trio session from the 50s ! There's a lot more jazz here than you might guess from the "easy listening" title — and Johnny's working with drummer Charlie Mastropaolo and bassist George Roumanis, in a style that's very much in keeping with his other best Roost work at the time. Smith has this way on the strings that's like few other players of his time — a style of playing the guitar that's so gentle, so spacious, the notes come off the instrument almost by themselves — with a lightly ringing quality that's the best part of the unique Johnny Smith tone... Dusty Groove, Inc.
"A jazz guitarist friend of mine (a monster player in his own right, heavily influenced by Tal Farlow) once stated his opinion that Smith isn’t really a pure jazz guitarist, and I’ve heard that same idea by Johnny’s own admission (I either read it in liner notes or heard it in an interview).
At first I thought, well that’s simply BS. But, if you think about that possibility while listening to these tracks, it’s actually somewhat of a “freeing” concept: He indeed doesn’t appear to be bound by the traditional language and conventions of jazz. He sounds often classical, often folksy, often jazzy, but always harmonically beautiful and melodically inventive. (Could be that’s why his sound is so recognizable, too: He’s not trying to sound like anyone but himself. Play me 1 bar and I KNOW it’s Smith.)
His fingerboard becomes an orchestral palate where everything is carefully voiced and played in just the right register to achieve the finest tone. It’s as though he approaches the instrument as one with infinite possibilities, and to simply craft a beautiful piece of musical art out of whatever tune he chooses, rather than only working within the confines of the jazz idiom.
Maybe I’m wrong, but isn’t that a wonderful idea? Smith is a “beautiful music guitarist”, not just a jazz guitarist!
Sounds good to me, and something I may want to also be identified as, as I continue my own (jazz) guitar studies." By epf1961
Johnny Smith
Easy Listening
(WPCR-29084)
Tracks
1 When I Fall In Love (Albert, Selden) 0:00
2 It Might As Well Be Spring (Rodgers, Hammerstein II) 2:50
3 I Didn't Know What Time It Was (Rodgers, Hart) 5:41
4 Black Is The Colour (Of My True Love's Hair) (Smith) 8:03
5 Like Someone In Love (Burke, VanHeusen) 10:40
6 You Don't Know What Love Is (Rays, DePaul) 13:16
7 Isn't It Romantic ? (Rodgers, Hart) 16:02
8 I Remember The Corn Fields (Mayne, Ralton) 18:58
9 A Foggy Day (Gershwin, Gershwin) 21:06
10 Scarlett Ribbons (Danzig, Segal) 24:09
11 People Will Say We're In Love (Rodgers, Hammerstein II) 26:50
12 The Nearness Of You (Carmichael, Washington) 30:05
*
Personnel
Johnny Smith - g
George Roumanis - b
Charlie Mastropaolo - dr
Recorded at Penthouse Sound, New York ; November 19, 1956.
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wn.com/Johnny Smith 🎧 Easy Listening ♠ Jazz Guitar (1956 Full Album Lp)
The gentle genius of guitarist Johnny Smith — perfectly captured in this late nite trio session from the 50s ! There's a lot more jazz here than you might guess from the "easy listening" title — and Johnny's working with drummer Charlie Mastropaolo and bassist George Roumanis, in a style that's very much in keeping with his other best Roost work at the time. Smith has this way on the strings that's like few other players of his time — a style of playing the guitar that's so gentle, so spacious, the notes come off the instrument almost by themselves — with a lightly ringing quality that's the best part of the unique Johnny Smith tone... Dusty Groove, Inc.
"A jazz guitarist friend of mine (a monster player in his own right, heavily influenced by Tal Farlow) once stated his opinion that Smith isn’t really a pure jazz guitarist, and I’ve heard that same idea by Johnny’s own admission (I either read it in liner notes or heard it in an interview).
At first I thought, well that’s simply BS. But, if you think about that possibility while listening to these tracks, it’s actually somewhat of a “freeing” concept: He indeed doesn’t appear to be bound by the traditional language and conventions of jazz. He sounds often classical, often folksy, often jazzy, but always harmonically beautiful and melodically inventive. (Could be that’s why his sound is so recognizable, too: He’s not trying to sound like anyone but himself. Play me 1 bar and I KNOW it’s Smith.)
His fingerboard becomes an orchestral palate where everything is carefully voiced and played in just the right register to achieve the finest tone. It’s as though he approaches the instrument as one with infinite possibilities, and to simply craft a beautiful piece of musical art out of whatever tune he chooses, rather than only working within the confines of the jazz idiom.
Maybe I’m wrong, but isn’t that a wonderful idea? Smith is a “beautiful music guitarist”, not just a jazz guitarist!
Sounds good to me, and something I may want to also be identified as, as I continue my own (jazz) guitar studies." By epf1961
Johnny Smith
Easy Listening
(WPCR-29084)
Tracks
1 When I Fall In Love (Albert, Selden) 0:00
2 It Might As Well Be Spring (Rodgers, Hammerstein II) 2:50
3 I Didn't Know What Time It Was (Rodgers, Hart) 5:41
4 Black Is The Colour (Of My True Love's Hair) (Smith) 8:03
5 Like Someone In Love (Burke, VanHeusen) 10:40
6 You Don't Know What Love Is (Rays, DePaul) 13:16
7 Isn't It Romantic ? (Rodgers, Hart) 16:02
8 I Remember The Corn Fields (Mayne, Ralton) 18:58
9 A Foggy Day (Gershwin, Gershwin) 21:06
10 Scarlett Ribbons (Danzig, Segal) 24:09
11 People Will Say We're In Love (Rodgers, Hammerstein II) 26:50
12 The Nearness Of You (Carmichael, Washington) 30:05
*
Personnel
Johnny Smith - g
George Roumanis - b
Charlie Mastropaolo - dr
Recorded at Penthouse Sound, New York ; November 19, 1956.
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I do not own the rights to this material. Copyright infringement is not intended. If you are the owner of the copyright and want to remove the music sent mail to retobaaa (at) gmail (dot) .com Thanks!
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- views: 4826
JOHNNY SMITH INTERVIEW
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 60:03
- Updated: 09 Mar 2015
- views: 37379
A FREE ALBUM and further music and video from this student of Johnny Smith, of Ustad Amir Khan, and many more, are at https://tomross1.bandcamp.com and https://...
A FREE ALBUM and further music and video from this student of Johnny Smith, of Ustad Amir Khan, and many more, are at https://tomross1.bandcamp.com and https://vimeo.com/121517805.
In 1988 I did an interview with my teacher, the great jazz guitarist Johnny Smith. As far as I know it's the only of its kind. John is gracious and insightful, as ever. Finally this hour-long exchange of music and talk is available to everyone!
My formal training with Johnny Smith ended in my teens, but I returned to my home town of Colorado Springs regularly to see him as well as friends and family. He'd spent decades in The Apple recording and playing at NBC and the clubs, and he liked to say that his favorite view of the city was in his rear-view mirror when he headed West. And he claimed he'd chosen the Springs because it was as far away from NYC that you could get without getting too close to L.A.!
Although there are invaluable nuggets for a jazz player, I think Smith's wisdom and anecdotes during the show, filmed in his living room, apply universally. He plays solos at the beginning and end. After the opening credits, go to 49' 31" to hear the duets-- a blues by Johnny and "Just Friends" -- and the closing solo.
wn.com/Johnny Smith Interview
A FREE ALBUM and further music and video from this student of Johnny Smith, of Ustad Amir Khan, and many more, are at https://tomross1.bandcamp.com and https://vimeo.com/121517805.
In 1988 I did an interview with my teacher, the great jazz guitarist Johnny Smith. As far as I know it's the only of its kind. John is gracious and insightful, as ever. Finally this hour-long exchange of music and talk is available to everyone!
My formal training with Johnny Smith ended in my teens, but I returned to my home town of Colorado Springs regularly to see him as well as friends and family. He'd spent decades in The Apple recording and playing at NBC and the clubs, and he liked to say that his favorite view of the city was in his rear-view mirror when he headed West. And he claimed he'd chosen the Springs because it was as far away from NYC that you could get without getting too close to L.A.!
Although there are invaluable nuggets for a jazz player, I think Smith's wisdom and anecdotes during the show, filmed in his living room, apply universally. He plays solos at the beginning and end. After the opening credits, go to 49' 31" to hear the duets-- a blues by Johnny and "Just Friends" -- and the closing solo.
- published: 09 Mar 2015
- views: 37379
Johnny Smith Live in Oslo
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 59:28
- Updated: 06 Jun 2016
- views: 4239
I do not own the rights to this material, and am merely presenting this televised performance here for educational purposes and historical significance. Copyrig...
I do not own the rights to this material, and am merely presenting this televised performance here for educational purposes and historical significance. Copyright infringement is not intended.
Johnny Smith and the Joe Bushkin Quartet - Live in Oslo accompanying Bing Crosby. VHS quality only.
From Wikipedia:
John Henry "Johnny" Smith (June 25, 1922 – June 11, 2013) was an American cool jazz and mainstream jazz guitarist. He wrote the tune "Walk, Don't Run" in 1954. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1984, Smith was inducted into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame.
Early life
During the Great Depression, Smith's family moved from Birmingham through several cities, ending up in Portland, Maine.
Smith taught himself to play guitar in pawnshops, which let him play in exchange for keeping the guitars in tune. At thirteen years of age he was teaching others to play the guitar. One of Smith's students bought a new guitar and gave him his old guitar, which became the first guitar Smith owned.
Smith joined Uncle Lem and the Mountain Boys, a local hillbilly band that traveled around Maine, performing at dances, fairs and similar venues. Smith earned four dollars a night. He dropped out of high school to accommodate this enterprise.
Having become increasingly interested in the jazz bands that he heard on the radio, Smith gradually moved away from country music towards playing more jazz. He left The Mountain Boys when he was eighteen years old to join a variety trio called the Airport Boys.
Military experience
Having learned to fly from pilots he befriended, Smith enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps in the hopes of becoming a military pilot. He was invalidated from the flight programme because of imperfect vision in his left eye. Given a choice between joining the military band and being sent to mechanic's school, Smith opted to join the military band. Smith claims that they gave him a cornet, an Arban's instructional book and two weeks to meet the standard, which included being able to read music. Determined not to go to mechanic's school, Smith spent the two weeks practicing the cornet in the latrine, as recommended by the bandleader, and passed the examination.
Career
An extremely diverse musician, Johnny Smith was equally at home playing in the famous Birdland jazz club or sight reading scores in the orchestral pit of the New York Philharmonic. From Schoenberg to Gershwin to originals, Smith was one of the most versatile guitarists of the 1950s.
As a staff studio guitarist and arranger for NBC from 1946 to 1951, and on a freelance basis thereafter until 1958, he played in a variety of settings from solo to full orchestra and had his own trio, The Playboys, with Mort Lindsey and Arlo Hults.
Smith's playing is characterized by closed-position chord voicings and rapidly ascending lines (reminiscent of Django, but more diatonic than chromatically-based). From those famous 1952 sides and into the 1960s he recorded for the Roost label, on whose releases his reputation mainly rests. Mosaic Records has issued the majority of them in an 8-CD set.
His most critically acclaimed single was Moonlight in Vermont (one of Down Beat magazine's top two jazz records for 1952, featuring saxophonist Stan Getz).
His most famous musical composition is the tune "Walk Don't Run", written for a 1954 recording session as counter-melody to the chord changes of "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". Guitarist Chet Atkins covered the tune, recording a neo-classical rendition of the song on the electric guitar for his Hi Fi in Focus album which preceded the Ventures' hit by three years. He played his arrangement fingerstyle, including the bass notes A,G,F and E which later became the basis for the Ventures' arrangement. The musicians who became The Ventures heard the Atkins version, simplified it, sped it up, and recorded it in 1960. The Ventures' version went to No. 2 on the Billboard Top 100 for a week in September 1960.
Johnny Smith stepped out of the public eye in the 1960s, having moved to Colorado in 1958 to teach and run a music store and to raise his daughter after the death of his second wife.
wn.com/Johnny Smith Live In Oslo
I do not own the rights to this material, and am merely presenting this televised performance here for educational purposes and historical significance. Copyright infringement is not intended.
Johnny Smith and the Joe Bushkin Quartet - Live in Oslo accompanying Bing Crosby. VHS quality only.
From Wikipedia:
John Henry "Johnny" Smith (June 25, 1922 – June 11, 2013) was an American cool jazz and mainstream jazz guitarist. He wrote the tune "Walk, Don't Run" in 1954. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1984, Smith was inducted into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame.
Early life
During the Great Depression, Smith's family moved from Birmingham through several cities, ending up in Portland, Maine.
Smith taught himself to play guitar in pawnshops, which let him play in exchange for keeping the guitars in tune. At thirteen years of age he was teaching others to play the guitar. One of Smith's students bought a new guitar and gave him his old guitar, which became the first guitar Smith owned.
Smith joined Uncle Lem and the Mountain Boys, a local hillbilly band that traveled around Maine, performing at dances, fairs and similar venues. Smith earned four dollars a night. He dropped out of high school to accommodate this enterprise.
Having become increasingly interested in the jazz bands that he heard on the radio, Smith gradually moved away from country music towards playing more jazz. He left The Mountain Boys when he was eighteen years old to join a variety trio called the Airport Boys.
Military experience
Having learned to fly from pilots he befriended, Smith enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps in the hopes of becoming a military pilot. He was invalidated from the flight programme because of imperfect vision in his left eye. Given a choice between joining the military band and being sent to mechanic's school, Smith opted to join the military band. Smith claims that they gave him a cornet, an Arban's instructional book and two weeks to meet the standard, which included being able to read music. Determined not to go to mechanic's school, Smith spent the two weeks practicing the cornet in the latrine, as recommended by the bandleader, and passed the examination.
Career
An extremely diverse musician, Johnny Smith was equally at home playing in the famous Birdland jazz club or sight reading scores in the orchestral pit of the New York Philharmonic. From Schoenberg to Gershwin to originals, Smith was one of the most versatile guitarists of the 1950s.
As a staff studio guitarist and arranger for NBC from 1946 to 1951, and on a freelance basis thereafter until 1958, he played in a variety of settings from solo to full orchestra and had his own trio, The Playboys, with Mort Lindsey and Arlo Hults.
Smith's playing is characterized by closed-position chord voicings and rapidly ascending lines (reminiscent of Django, but more diatonic than chromatically-based). From those famous 1952 sides and into the 1960s he recorded for the Roost label, on whose releases his reputation mainly rests. Mosaic Records has issued the majority of them in an 8-CD set.
His most critically acclaimed single was Moonlight in Vermont (one of Down Beat magazine's top two jazz records for 1952, featuring saxophonist Stan Getz).
His most famous musical composition is the tune "Walk Don't Run", written for a 1954 recording session as counter-melody to the chord changes of "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". Guitarist Chet Atkins covered the tune, recording a neo-classical rendition of the song on the electric guitar for his Hi Fi in Focus album which preceded the Ventures' hit by three years. He played his arrangement fingerstyle, including the bass notes A,G,F and E which later became the basis for the Ventures' arrangement. The musicians who became The Ventures heard the Atkins version, simplified it, sped it up, and recorded it in 1960. The Ventures' version went to No. 2 on the Billboard Top 100 for a week in September 1960.
Johnny Smith stepped out of the public eye in the 1960s, having moved to Colorado in 1958 to teach and run a music store and to raise his daughter after the death of his second wife.
- published: 06 Jun 2016
- views: 4239
Johnny Smith - What Are You Doing For The Rest Of Your Life?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:16
- Updated: 12 Sep 2008
- views: 207827
Rare clip of legendary guitarist Johnny Smith at (University?) gig in Mobile Alabama in 1984
- published: 12 Sep 2008
- views: 207827
Johnny Smith Quartet - Misty
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:32
- Updated: 19 Jun 2011
- views: 51539
Johnny Smith Quartet - Misty (1961)
Personnel: Johnny Smith (guitar), Hank Jones (piano), George Duvivier (bass), Ed Shaughnessey (drums)
from the album 'THE ...
Johnny Smith Quartet - Misty (1961)
Personnel: Johnny Smith (guitar), Hank Jones (piano), George Duvivier (bass), Ed Shaughnessey (drums)
from the album 'THE SOUND OF THE JOHNNY SMITH GUITAR' (Roost Records)
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Johnny Smith Quartet - Misty (1961)
Personnel: Johnny Smith (guitar), Hank Jones (piano), George Duvivier (bass), Ed Shaughnessey (drums)
from the album 'THE SOUND OF THE JOHNNY SMITH GUITAR' (Roost Records)
- published: 19 Jun 2011
- views: 51539
Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:24
- Updated: 23 Feb 2014
- views: 46409
Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont (1952)
Personnel: Stan Getz (tenor sax), Johnny Smith (guitar), Sanford Gold (piano), Eddie Safranski (bass), Don L...
Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont (1952)
Personnel: Stan Getz (tenor sax), Johnny Smith (guitar), Sanford Gold (piano), Eddie Safranski (bass), Don Lamond (drums)
from the album 'MOONLIGHT IN VERMONT' (Roost Records)
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Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont (1952)
Personnel: Stan Getz (tenor sax), Johnny Smith (guitar), Sanford Gold (piano), Eddie Safranski (bass), Don Lamond (drums)
from the album 'MOONLIGHT IN VERMONT' (Roost Records)
- published: 23 Feb 2014
- views: 46409
Johnny Smith - CHEROKEE
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:57
- Updated: 05 Nov 2010
- views: 88519
「チェロキー」
ジョニー・スミス・クインテット
１９５３年録音
"CHEROKEE"
The Johnny Smith Quintet
Johnny Smith (g)
Paul Quinichette (ts)
Sanforg Gold (p)
Arnold Fishkin (b)
Don ...
「チェロキー」
ジョニー・スミス・クインテット
１９５３年録音
"CHEROKEE"
The Johnny Smith Quintet
Johnny Smith (g)
Paul Quinichette (ts)
Sanforg Gold (p)
Arnold Fishkin (b)
Don Lamond (ds)
recorded in August, 1953
wn.com/Johnny Smith Cherokee
「チェロキー」
ジョニー・スミス・クインテット
１９５３年録音
"CHEROKEE"
The Johnny Smith Quintet
Johnny Smith (g)
Paul Quinichette (ts)
Sanforg Gold (p)
Arnold Fishkin (b)
Don Lamond (ds)
recorded in August, 1953
- published: 05 Nov 2010
- views: 88519
Johnny Smith - Jazz Guitarist Live in Concert
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 27:40
- Updated: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 292
Johnny Smith in concert. Some of this has been uploaded elsewhere. Low quality but still great to watch Johnny play!
I do not own the rights to this material, ...
Johnny Smith in concert. Some of this has been uploaded elsewhere. Low quality but still great to watch Johnny play!
I do not own the rights to this material, and am merely presenting this performance here for educational purposes and historical significance. Copyright infringement is not intended.
From Wikipedia:
John Henry "Johnny" Smith (June 25, 1922 – June 11, 2013) was an American cool jazz and mainstream jazz guitarist. He wrote the tune "Walk, Don't Run" in 1954. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1984, Smith was inducted into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame.
Early life
During the Great Depression, Smith's family moved from Birmingham through several cities, ending up in Portland, Maine.
Smith taught himself to play guitar in pawnshops, which let him play in exchange for keeping the guitars in tune. At thirteen years of age he was teaching others to play the guitar. One of Smith's students bought a new guitar and gave him his old guitar, which became the first guitar Smith owned.
Smith joined Uncle Lem and the Mountain Boys, a local hillbilly band that traveled around Maine, performing at dances, fairs and similar venues. Smith earned four dollars a night. He dropped out of high school to accommodate this enterprise.
Having become increasingly interested in the jazz bands that he heard on the radio, Smith gradually moved away from country music towards playing more jazz. He left The Mountain Boys when he was eighteen years old to join a variety trio called the Airport Boys.
Military experience
Having learned to fly from pilots he befriended, Smith enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps in the hopes of becoming a military pilot. He was invalidated from the flight programme because of imperfect vision in his left eye. Given a choice between joining the military band and being sent to mechanic's school, Smith opted to join the military band. Smith claims that they gave him a cornet, an Arban's instructional book and two weeks to meet the standard, which included being able to read music. Determined not to go to mechanic's school, Smith spent the two weeks practicing the cornet in the latrine, as recommended by the bandleader, and passed the examination.
Career
An extremely diverse musician, Johnny Smith was equally at home playing in the famous Birdland jazz club or sight reading scores in the orchestral pit of the New York Philharmonic. From Schoenberg to Gershwin to originals, Smith was one of the most versatile guitarists of the 1950s.
As a staff studio guitarist and arranger for NBC from 1946 to 1951, and on a freelance basis thereafter until 1958, he played in a variety of settings from solo to full orchestra and had his own trio, The Playboys, with Mort Lindsey and Arlo Hults.
Smith's playing is characterized by closed-position chord voicings and rapidly ascending lines (reminiscent of Django, but more diatonic than chromatically-based). From those famous 1952 sides and into the 1960s he recorded for the Roost label, on whose releases his reputation mainly rests. Mosaic Records has issued the majority of them in an 8-CD set.
His most critically acclaimed single was Moonlight in Vermont (one of Down Beat magazine's top two jazz records for 1952, featuring saxophonist Stan Getz).
His most famous musical composition is the tune "Walk Don't Run", written for a 1954 recording session as counter-melody to the chord changes of "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". Guitarist Chet Atkins covered the tune, recording a neo-classical rendition of the song on the electric guitar for his Hi Fi in Focus album which preceded the Ventures' hit by three years. He played his arrangement fingerstyle, including the bass notes A,G,F and E which later became the basis for the Ventures' arrangement. The musicians who became The Ventures heard the Atkins version, simplified it, sped it up, and recorded it in 1960. The Ventures' version went to No. 2 on the Billboard Top 100 for a week in September 1960.
Johnny Smith stepped out of the public eye in the 1960s, having moved to Colorado in 1958 to teach and run a music store and to raise his daughter after the death of his second wife.
wn.com/Johnny Smith Jazz Guitarist Live In Concert
Johnny Smith in concert. Some of this has been uploaded elsewhere. Low quality but still great to watch Johnny play!
I do not own the rights to this material, and am merely presenting this performance here for educational purposes and historical significance. Copyright infringement is not intended.
From Wikipedia:
John Henry "Johnny" Smith (June 25, 1922 – June 11, 2013) was an American cool jazz and mainstream jazz guitarist. He wrote the tune "Walk, Don't Run" in 1954. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1984, Smith was inducted into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame.
Early life
During the Great Depression, Smith's family moved from Birmingham through several cities, ending up in Portland, Maine.
Smith taught himself to play guitar in pawnshops, which let him play in exchange for keeping the guitars in tune. At thirteen years of age he was teaching others to play the guitar. One of Smith's students bought a new guitar and gave him his old guitar, which became the first guitar Smith owned.
Smith joined Uncle Lem and the Mountain Boys, a local hillbilly band that traveled around Maine, performing at dances, fairs and similar venues. Smith earned four dollars a night. He dropped out of high school to accommodate this enterprise.
Having become increasingly interested in the jazz bands that he heard on the radio, Smith gradually moved away from country music towards playing more jazz. He left The Mountain Boys when he was eighteen years old to join a variety trio called the Airport Boys.
Military experience
Having learned to fly from pilots he befriended, Smith enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps in the hopes of becoming a military pilot. He was invalidated from the flight programme because of imperfect vision in his left eye. Given a choice between joining the military band and being sent to mechanic's school, Smith opted to join the military band. Smith claims that they gave him a cornet, an Arban's instructional book and two weeks to meet the standard, which included being able to read music. Determined not to go to mechanic's school, Smith spent the two weeks practicing the cornet in the latrine, as recommended by the bandleader, and passed the examination.
Career
An extremely diverse musician, Johnny Smith was equally at home playing in the famous Birdland jazz club or sight reading scores in the orchestral pit of the New York Philharmonic. From Schoenberg to Gershwin to originals, Smith was one of the most versatile guitarists of the 1950s.
As a staff studio guitarist and arranger for NBC from 1946 to 1951, and on a freelance basis thereafter until 1958, he played in a variety of settings from solo to full orchestra and had his own trio, The Playboys, with Mort Lindsey and Arlo Hults.
Smith's playing is characterized by closed-position chord voicings and rapidly ascending lines (reminiscent of Django, but more diatonic than chromatically-based). From those famous 1952 sides and into the 1960s he recorded for the Roost label, on whose releases his reputation mainly rests. Mosaic Records has issued the majority of them in an 8-CD set.
His most critically acclaimed single was Moonlight in Vermont (one of Down Beat magazine's top two jazz records for 1952, featuring saxophonist Stan Getz).
His most famous musical composition is the tune "Walk Don't Run", written for a 1954 recording session as counter-melody to the chord changes of "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". Guitarist Chet Atkins covered the tune, recording a neo-classical rendition of the song on the electric guitar for his Hi Fi in Focus album which preceded the Ventures' hit by three years. He played his arrangement fingerstyle, including the bass notes A,G,F and E which later became the basis for the Ventures' arrangement. The musicians who became The Ventures heard the Atkins version, simplified it, sped it up, and recorded it in 1960. The Ventures' version went to No. 2 on the Billboard Top 100 for a week in September 1960.
Johnny Smith stepped out of the public eye in the 1960s, having moved to Colorado in 1958 to teach and run a music store and to raise his daughter after the death of his second wife.
- published: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 292
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Shiny Stockings by Johnny Smith (live)
Written by Frank Foster and performed by the Johnny Smith Quartet at Figaro's on the 4th October 1981
published: 23 May 2011 -
Legendary Jazz Guitarist, Johnny Smith - Live!
As Good as it Gets, Special Thanks to Dan Johnson and others that shared these rare clips! ...My Guitar mentor (Jim Day) wrote: "In 1963 my first Jazz Mentor, Ralph Mutchler gave me a scholarship to the Stan Kenton Clinics in Reno. All I had to do was teach a class of intermediate jazz guitar students and one combo a day and that was it. Johnny Smith was my inspiration and he was going to be there teaching the advanced gtr. class. We were there for 3 weeks and became good friends. He offered to teach me privately every day. For my audition I played his version of Moonlight in Vermont. Amazed that I could reach "His inversions" of the chords, he held up his hand and his fingers were 1 inch longer than mine. I was playing an L-5 at the time and he suggested I buy a Johnny Smith. The JS was 1...
published: 04 Nov 2012 -
Mundell Lowe & Johnny Smith - Seven Come Eleven 1985
Amateur footage ("Thank You, God."), from a festive in Mobile, Alabama, sometime in 1985 I believe.
published: 17 Oct 2008 -
JOHNNY SMITH , cht, ,, all stars ,, live in U.S.A..?.
.. for a trade , copy , e-mails , fabiodrummy@gmail.com ,Johnny Smith , cht. ,, all stars live U.S.A... with .ray pizzi ,flute ,, george duvivièr ,cb. ,, bobby shew ,tr alan dawson,drums . Please , any help for venues where they play , the years. Sorry , the Live session , is short 'cut' ... . ?? 80's,, t. 27' .minutes ..
published: 09 Sep 2014 -
Leigh interviews Johnny Smith approximately 1959
Leigh talks in some depth with guitarist Johnny Smith about Django Reinhardt, flying airplanes, classical music and gets Johnny's thoughts about musicians of the day including Bird, Prez and Clifford Brown.
published: 07 Dec 2015 -
Stella by Johnny Smith (Live)
Another tune from the Figaro's session 4th October 1981. Last tune of the night, sounds like everyone had a great time and Johnny tells a joke to finish off with!
published: 05 Mar 2012
Shiny Stockings by Johnny Smith (live)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:31
- Updated: 23 May 2011
- views: 63990
Written by Frank Foster and performed by the Johnny Smith Quartet at Figaro's on the 4th October 1981
Written by Frank Foster and performed by the Johnny Smith Quartet at Figaro's on the 4th October 1981
wn.com/Shiny Stockings By Johnny Smith (Live)
Written by Frank Foster and performed by the Johnny Smith Quartet at Figaro's on the 4th October 1981
- published: 23 May 2011
- views: 63990
Legendary Jazz Guitarist, Johnny Smith - Live!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 39:18
- Updated: 04 Nov 2012
- views: 29192
As Good as it Gets, Special Thanks to Dan Johnson and others that shared these rare clips! ...My Guitar mentor (Jim Day) wrote: "In 1963 my first Jazz Mentor, R...
As Good as it Gets, Special Thanks to Dan Johnson and others that shared these rare clips! ...My Guitar mentor (Jim Day) wrote: "In 1963 my first Jazz Mentor, Ralph Mutchler gave me a scholarship to the Stan Kenton Clinics in Reno. All I had to do was teach a class of intermediate jazz guitar students and one combo a day and that was it. Johnny Smith was my inspiration and he was going to be there teaching the advanced gtr. class. We were there for 3 weeks and became good friends. He offered to teach me privately every day. For my audition I played his version of Moonlight in Vermont. Amazed that I could reach "His inversions" of the chords, he held up his hand and his fingers were 1 inch longer than mine. I was playing an L-5 at the time and he suggested I buy a Johnny Smith. The JS was 1/2 inch shorter scale than the L5. Brian [Nova], thats the gtr. I sold to your Dad [Pete Nova] in 70? Johnny convinced me to buy a music store like he did. He said you can still go out and play when you want. I bought a store in 66 and thank him forever for the advice! My wife, from Denver a fan of his before we met, and I would visit him at the Johnny Smith Music Store in Colorado Springs in the 70's and 80's. Thank You Johnny for everything. Great memories." - Jim Day
wn.com/Legendary Jazz Guitarist, Johnny Smith Live
As Good as it Gets, Special Thanks to Dan Johnson and others that shared these rare clips! ...My Guitar mentor (Jim Day) wrote: "In 1963 my first Jazz Mentor, Ralph Mutchler gave me a scholarship to the Stan Kenton Clinics in Reno. All I had to do was teach a class of intermediate jazz guitar students and one combo a day and that was it. Johnny Smith was my inspiration and he was going to be there teaching the advanced gtr. class. We were there for 3 weeks and became good friends. He offered to teach me privately every day. For my audition I played his version of Moonlight in Vermont. Amazed that I could reach "His inversions" of the chords, he held up his hand and his fingers were 1 inch longer than mine. I was playing an L-5 at the time and he suggested I buy a Johnny Smith. The JS was 1/2 inch shorter scale than the L5. Brian [Nova], thats the gtr. I sold to your Dad [Pete Nova] in 70? Johnny convinced me to buy a music store like he did. He said you can still go out and play when you want. I bought a store in 66 and thank him forever for the advice! My wife, from Denver a fan of his before we met, and I would visit him at the Johnny Smith Music Store in Colorado Springs in the 70's and 80's. Thank You Johnny for everything. Great memories." - Jim Day
- published: 04 Nov 2012
- views: 29192
Mundell Lowe & Johnny Smith - Seven Come Eleven 1985
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:53
- Updated: 17 Oct 2008
- views: 80598
Amateur footage ("Thank You, God."), from a festive in Mobile, Alabama, sometime in 1985 I believe.
- published: 17 Oct 2008
- views: 80598
JOHNNY SMITH , cht, ,, all stars ,, live in U.S.A..?.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:09
- Updated: 09 Sep 2014
- views: 977
.. for a trade , copy , e-mails , fabiodrummy@gmail.com
,Johnny Smith , cht. ,, all stars live U.S.A...
with .ray pizzi ,flute ,, george duvivièr ,cb. ,...
.. for a trade , copy , e-mails , fabiodrummy@gmail.com
,Johnny Smith , cht. ,, all stars live U.S.A...
with .ray pizzi ,flute ,, george duvivièr ,cb. ,, bobby shew ,tr
alan dawson,drums .
Please , any help for venues where they play ,
the years. Sorry , the Live session , is short 'cut' ...
. ?? 80's,, t. 27' .minutes ..
wn.com/Johnny Smith , Cht, ,, All Stars ,, Live In U.S.A.. .
.. for a trade , copy , e-mails , fabiodrummy@gmail.com
,Johnny Smith , cht. ,, all stars live U.S.A...
with .ray pizzi ,flute ,, george duvivièr ,cb. ,, bobby shew ,tr
alan dawson,drums .
Please , any help for venues where they play ,
the years. Sorry , the Live session , is short 'cut' ...
. ?? 80's,, t. 27' .minutes ..
- published: 09 Sep 2014
- views: 977
Leigh interviews Johnny Smith approximately 1959
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:26
- Updated: 07 Dec 2015
- views: 1145
Leigh talks in some depth with guitarist Johnny Smith about Django Reinhardt, flying airplanes, classical music and gets Johnny's thoughts about musicians of th...
Leigh talks in some depth with guitarist Johnny Smith about Django Reinhardt, flying airplanes, classical music and gets Johnny's thoughts about musicians of the day including Bird, Prez and Clifford Brown.
wn.com/Leigh Interviews Johnny Smith Approximately 1959
Leigh talks in some depth with guitarist Johnny Smith about Django Reinhardt, flying airplanes, classical music and gets Johnny's thoughts about musicians of the day including Bird, Prez and Clifford Brown.
- published: 07 Dec 2015
- views: 1145
Stella by Johnny Smith (Live)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:52
- Updated: 05 Mar 2012
- views: 7321
Another tune from the Figaro's session 4th October 1981. Last tune of the night, sounds like everyone had a great time and Johnny tells a joke to finish off wit...
Another tune from the Figaro's session 4th October 1981. Last tune of the night, sounds like everyone had a great time and Johnny tells a joke to finish off with!
wn.com/Stella By Johnny Smith (Live)
Another tune from the Figaro's session 4th October 1981. Last tune of the night, sounds like everyone had a great time and Johnny tells a joke to finish off with!
- published: 05 Mar 2012
- views: 7321
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Johnny Smith - Sentimental Mood (1954) - Jazz Guitar Roost – LP 424
FOR BETTER AND UNINTERRUPTED PLAYBACK PLEASE SWITCH TO *HD 1080p PLAYBACK* *DISCLAIMER* NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO MUSIC IN THIS VIDEO. I DO NOT MONETIZE THIS VIDEO. If you own copyright to this music please contact me first I will take down immediately!
published: 27 Jun 2016 -
Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ My Dear Little Sweetheart ♠ Jazz Orchestra Easy Listening (1960 LP Full Album)
This is a record that has little so called “jazz”. It does have something else going for it however. It has beautiful music. Nine wonderful standards and Johnny’s own composition, “My Dear Little Sweetheart”. The arrangements are all by Johnny with full string section (twelve violins, two cellos, and two violas), as well as bass and drums. Johnny’s own song, “My Dear Little Sweetheart” was recorded by Sarah Vaughan in 1960. This is a highly emotional recording with Johnny sounding at times like a viola or cello. The inner voicings in the string section are an indication of the depth of how Johnny Smith can hear the subtlety of the harmony. This is a rare achievement. The lush orchestrations are very touching and dreamy. Who else can play a triad and make it sound so right? The intonati...
published: 22 Oct 2016 -
Johnny Smith Guitar Concerto DeJulio & Annotations of the Muses
Johnny Smith plays Concerto For Electric Guitar by Max DeJulio followed by Annotations Of The Muses by Johnny Richards ft.Johnny Smith on guitar.
published: 21 Jan 2015
Johnny Smith - Sentimental Mood (1954) - Jazz Guitar Roost – LP 424
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- Duration: 22:14
- Updated: 27 Jun 2016
- views: 407
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- published: 27 Jun 2016
- views: 407
Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ My Dear Little Sweetheart ♠ Jazz Orchestra Easy Listening (1960 LP Full Album)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 32:24
- Updated: 22 Oct 2016
- views: 972
This is a record that has little so called “jazz”. It does have something else going for it however. It has beautiful music. Nine wonderful standards and Johnny...
This is a record that has little so called “jazz”. It does have something else going for it however. It has beautiful music. Nine wonderful standards and Johnny’s own composition, “My Dear Little Sweetheart”. The arrangements are all by Johnny with full string section (twelve violins, two cellos, and two violas), as well as bass and drums. Johnny’s own song, “My Dear Little Sweetheart” was recorded by Sarah Vaughan in 1960.
This is a highly emotional recording with Johnny sounding at times like a viola or cello. The inner voicings in the string section are an indication of the depth of how Johnny Smith can hear the subtlety of the harmony. This is a rare achievement. The lush orchestrations are very touching and dreamy.
Who else can play a triad and make it sound so right? The intonation and execution are perfect. All those strings and everyone is in tune! Not easily done I can tell you.
When I reviewed the Mosaic boxed set of Johnny Smith, I mentioned that no one interprets tunes like Johnny. This recording will certainly verify that.
This is a must recording if you’re a Johnny Smith fan. (Who isn’t?)
To quote Bud Katzel who wrote the liner notes : “For Johnny Smith who has etched here a once in a lifetime performance, this is an album he will always consider and recall as one of his finest, if not his finest.”
I don’t think it can be said any better. Jack Wilkins 2006
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BIO:
An extremely diverse musician, Johnny Smith was equally at home playing in the famous Birdland jazz club or sight-reading scores in the orchestral pit of the New York Philharmonic. From Schoenberg to Gershwin to originals, Smith was one of the most versatile guitarists of the 1950s.
As a staff studio guitarist and arranger for NBC from 1946 to 1951, and on a freelance basis thereafter until 1958, he played in a variety of settings from solo to full orchestra and had his own trio, The Playboys, with Mort Lindsey and Arlo Hults.
Smith's playing is characterized by closed-position chord voicings and rapidly ascending lines (reminiscent of Django, but more diatonic than chromatically-based). From those famous 1952 sides and into the 1960s he recorded for the Roost label, on whose releases his reputation mainly rests. Mosaic Records has issued the majority of them in an 8-CD set.
His most critically acclaimed album was Moonlight in Vermont (one of Down Beat magazine's top two jazz records for 1952, featuring saxophonist Stan Getz).
Johnny Smith stepped out of the public eye in the 1960s, having moved to Colorado in 1958 to teach and run a music store and to raise his daughter after the death of his second wife.
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Tracklist
A1 My Dear Little Sweetheart 0:00
A2 Indian Summer 3:45
A3 Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise 7:29
A4 All The Things You Are 10:36
B1 Once In A While 14:55
B2 Flamingo 18:07
B3 Spring Is Here 21:31
B4 Violets For Her Furs 24:37
B5 It Never Entered My Mind 28:25
Concertmaster, Violin [1st Violin] – Gene Orloff
Directed By [Orchestra], Directed By – Irwin Kostal
Guitar, Arranged By – Johnny Smith
Producer – Teddy Reig
Manufactured By – Roost Records, Inc.
Roost – SLP 2239, Royal Roost – SLP-2239
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Thanks to all friends who hear and share your comments with us. Motivates me to continue to share albums with you all. Thank you!
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I do not own the rights to this material. Copyright infringement is not intended. If you are the owner of the copyright and want to remove the music please contact me. Thanks!
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wn.com/Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ My Dear Little Sweetheart ♠ Jazz Orchestra Easy Listening (1960 Lp Full Album)
This is a record that has little so called “jazz”. It does have something else going for it however. It has beautiful music. Nine wonderful standards and Johnny’s own composition, “My Dear Little Sweetheart”. The arrangements are all by Johnny with full string section (twelve violins, two cellos, and two violas), as well as bass and drums. Johnny’s own song, “My Dear Little Sweetheart” was recorded by Sarah Vaughan in 1960.
This is a highly emotional recording with Johnny sounding at times like a viola or cello. The inner voicings in the string section are an indication of the depth of how Johnny Smith can hear the subtlety of the harmony. This is a rare achievement. The lush orchestrations are very touching and dreamy.
Who else can play a triad and make it sound so right? The intonation and execution are perfect. All those strings and everyone is in tune! Not easily done I can tell you.
When I reviewed the Mosaic boxed set of Johnny Smith, I mentioned that no one interprets tunes like Johnny. This recording will certainly verify that.
This is a must recording if you’re a Johnny Smith fan. (Who isn’t?)
To quote Bud Katzel who wrote the liner notes : “For Johnny Smith who has etched here a once in a lifetime performance, this is an album he will always consider and recall as one of his finest, if not his finest.”
I don’t think it can be said any better. Jack Wilkins 2006
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BIO:
An extremely diverse musician, Johnny Smith was equally at home playing in the famous Birdland jazz club or sight-reading scores in the orchestral pit of the New York Philharmonic. From Schoenberg to Gershwin to originals, Smith was one of the most versatile guitarists of the 1950s.
As a staff studio guitarist and arranger for NBC from 1946 to 1951, and on a freelance basis thereafter until 1958, he played in a variety of settings from solo to full orchestra and had his own trio, The Playboys, with Mort Lindsey and Arlo Hults.
Smith's playing is characterized by closed-position chord voicings and rapidly ascending lines (reminiscent of Django, but more diatonic than chromatically-based). From those famous 1952 sides and into the 1960s he recorded for the Roost label, on whose releases his reputation mainly rests. Mosaic Records has issued the majority of them in an 8-CD set.
His most critically acclaimed album was Moonlight in Vermont (one of Down Beat magazine's top two jazz records for 1952, featuring saxophonist Stan Getz).
Johnny Smith stepped out of the public eye in the 1960s, having moved to Colorado in 1958 to teach and run a music store and to raise his daughter after the death of his second wife.
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Tracklist
A1 My Dear Little Sweetheart 0:00
A2 Indian Summer 3:45
A3 Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise 7:29
A4 All The Things You Are 10:36
B1 Once In A While 14:55
B2 Flamingo 18:07
B3 Spring Is Here 21:31
B4 Violets For Her Furs 24:37
B5 It Never Entered My Mind 28:25
Concertmaster, Violin [1st Violin] – Gene Orloff
Directed By [Orchestra], Directed By – Irwin Kostal
Guitar, Arranged By – Johnny Smith
Producer – Teddy Reig
Manufactured By – Roost Records, Inc.
Roost – SLP 2239, Royal Roost – SLP-2239
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Thanks to all friends who hear and share your comments with us. Motivates me to continue to share albums with you all. Thank you!
.
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"Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."
I do not own the rights to this material. Copyright infringement is not intended. If you are the owner of the copyright and want to remove the music please contact me. Thanks!
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- published: 22 Oct 2016
- views: 972
Johnny Smith Guitar Concerto DeJulio & Annotations of the Muses
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 37:55
- Updated: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 3190
Johnny Smith plays Concerto For Electric Guitar by Max DeJulio followed by Annotations Of The Muses by Johnny Richards ft.Johnny Smith on guitar.
Johnny Smith plays Concerto For Electric Guitar by Max DeJulio followed by Annotations Of The Muses by Johnny Richards ft.Johnny Smith on guitar.
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Johnny Smith plays Concerto For Electric Guitar by Max DeJulio followed by Annotations Of The Muses by Johnny Richards ft.Johnny Smith on guitar.
- published: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 3190
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JOHNNY SMITH Django Reinhardt Story
SUBSCRIBE TODAY! Filmed at A Tribute To Johnny Smith JVC Jazz Festival 1999.
published: 15 Aug 2011 -
JOHNNY SMITH Django Reinhardt Story
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:26
- Updated: 15 Aug 2011
- views: 22070
SUBSCRIBE TODAY! Filmed at A Tribute To Johnny Smith JVC Jazz Festival 1999.
- published: 15 Aug 2011
- views: 22070
Johnny Smith - Exodus (1968)
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- Duration: 5:30
- Updated: 12 Jan 2014
- views: 17272
Album: Phase II
Samples in: "On The Lookout" by KanKick feat. Kombo and Wildchild (2001)
"World Renown" by K-Otix (2001)
"Ain't the Same" by KRS-One (2003)
Album: Phase II
Samples in: "On The Lookout" by KanKick feat. Kombo and Wildchild (2001)
"World Renown" by K-Otix (2001)
"Ain't the Same" by KRS-One (2003)
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published: 11 Oct 2016 -
Johnny smith gets expelled
published: 18 Sep 2016 -
1969 Gibson Johnny Smith
published: 08 Sep 2016
Johnny Smith
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- Duration: 0:46
- Updated: 13 Aug 2016
- views: 8
- published: 13 Aug 2016
- views: 8
Johnny Smith...CHEROKEE
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- Duration: 2:52
- Updated: 25 Jul 2016
- views: 40
CHEROKEE
THE JOHNNY SMITH QUINTET
CHEROKEE
THE JOHNNY SMITH QUINTET
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Johnny Smith...Tenderly
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- Duration: 3:28
- Updated: 25 Jul 2016
- views: 78
TENDERLY
THE JOHNNY SMITH QUINTET
TENDERLY
THE JOHNNY SMITH QUINTET
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Johnny Smith ...YESTERDAYS
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- Duration: 2:55
- Updated: 25 Jul 2016
- views: 86
YESTERDAYS
THE JOHNNY SMITH QUINTET
YESTERDAYS
THE JOHNNY SMITH QUINTET
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Johnny Smith ...TABU
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- Duration: 2:45
- Updated: 25 Jul 2016
- views: 51
Johnny Smith ...Vilia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:45
- Updated: 25 Jul 2016
- views: 30
Vilia by The Johnny Smith Quintet
Vilia by The Johnny Smith Quintet
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Johnny Smith ...Jaguar
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:36
- Updated: 25 Jul 2016
- views: 54
Jazz Guitar (Johnny Smith)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:54
- Updated: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 21
- published: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 21
Johnny smith gets expelled
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:22
- Updated: 18 Sep 2016
- views: 1
- published: 18 Sep 2016
- views: 1
1969 Gibson Johnny Smith
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:27
- Updated: 08 Sep 2016
- views: 53
- published: 08 Sep 2016
- views: 53
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Johnny Smith Guitar Concerto DeJulio & Annotations of the Muses
Johnny Smith plays Concerto For Electric Guitar by Max DeJulio followed by Annotations Of The Muses by Johnny Richards ft.Johnny Smith on guitar.
published: 21 Jan 2015 -
New Hope C.O.G.I.C (Pastor. Johnny Smith)
EASTER SUNDAY
published: 06 Apr 2015 -
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Stephen A. Smith Diss Johnnie Cochran.....
published: 15 Jun 2016 -
Justin Bieber - PURPOSE : The Movement
‘Purpose’ Available Everywhere Now! iTunes: http://smarturl.it/PurposeDlx?IQid=VEVO1113 Stream & Add To Your Spotify Playlist: http://smarturl.it/sPurpose?IQid=VEVO1113 Google Play: http://smarturl.it/gPurpose?IQid=VEVO1113 Amazon: http://smarturl.it/aPurpose?IQid=VEVO1113 Created by Justin Bieber, Parris Goebel and Scott "Scooter" Braun Director: Parris Goebel Production Companies: SB Projects and Bieber Time Films Executive Producers: Justin Bieber and Scott "Scooter" Braun Producers: Justin Bieber, Scott "Scooter" Braun, Parris Goebel, and Allison Kaye Associate Producer: Cori Weber Shoot Coordinator: Cyndi Dumo Filmed and Edited By: Jose Omar Hernandez Intro Filmed and Edited By: Rory Kramer Additional Video By: Rory Kramer, Jas Davis, Taktix Films, and Royce Miller Colorist: Arianna...
published: 23 Nov 2015 -
JOHNNY SMITH INTERVIEW
A FREE ALBUM and further music and video from this student of Johnny Smith, of Ustad Amir Khan, and many more, are at https://tomross1.bandcamp.com and https://vimeo.com/121517805. In 1988 I did an interview with my teacher, the great jazz guitarist Johnny Smith. As far as I know it's the only of its kind. John is gracious and insightful, as ever. Finally this hour-long exchange of music and talk is available to everyone! My formal training with Johnny Smith ended in my teens, but I returned to my home town of Colorado Springs regularly to see him as well as friends and family. He'd spent decades in The Apple recording and playing at NBC and the clubs, and he liked to say that his favorite view of the city was in his rear-view mirror when he headed West. And he claimed he'd chosen the S...
published: 09 Mar 2015 -
The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ (1960 Full Album) HQ AUDIO
When cool-toned guitarist Johnny Smith left New York for Colorado in the mid-'50s, he didn't hang up his guitar. He continued to play locally and make occasional trips back to the Big Apple to record. The two sessions included on The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar were the results of two trips in 1960 and 1961. Just about everything goes right on these sessions. Smith's guitar especially shines in the company of pianist Hank Jones, bassist George Duvivier, and drummer Ed Shaughnessy in the second set. There's a lovely, soulful version of "'Round Midnight," with a nice long solo by Smith (he even bends a blue note or two) and a shorter, though poignant one, by Jones. The band goes into overdrive for "This Can't Be Love," filling it with bouncy rhythm and sharp lead work. Pianist Bob Pan...
published: 02 Jun 2016 -
Les Sims 3 - JOHNNY SMITH - EP01
Après une assez longue absence de vidéo sur ma chaîne, me voici de retour avec un ami : Johnny Smith ! Mon Facebook : Saekize Mon NOUVEAU blog : Saekize.skyblog.com
published: 07 Jul 2014 -
Over 1 hour mega mix of best Rock and Roll songs ever
The complete list of songs: 0:00 - Eddie Cochran - C'mon Everybody 1:54 - Elvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock 4:17 - Chuck Berry - Roll Over Beethoven 6:40 - Bill Haley & His Comets - See You Later, Alligator 9:26 - Bill Haley & The Saddlemen - Rock The Joint 11:39 - Elvis Presley - That's Alright Mama 13:34 - Huey "Piano" Smith & The Clowns - Don't You Just Know It 16:05 - The Johnny Otis Show - Willie And The Hand Jive 18:39 - Jerry Lee Lewis - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin’ On 21:28 - Little Richard - Long Tall Sally 23:35 - Chuck Berry - Maybellene 25:54 - Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps - Race With The Devil 27:56 - Wanda Jackson - Let's Have A Party 30:05 - Jimmie Rodgers - Honeycomb 32:12 - Little Richard - Tutti Frutti 34:34 - Eddie Cochran - Twenty Flight Rock 36:15 - Chuck Berry...
published: 01 Jun 2015 -
Johnny "Hammond" Smith Ft. Oliver Nelson / Art Taylor - Talk That Talk - Remastered 2015
Videocover Of Johnny "Hammond" Smith's Remastered Album: Talk That Talk. Remastered 2015
published: 05 May 2016
Johnny Smith Guitar Concerto DeJulio & Annotations of the Muses
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 37:55
- Updated: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 3190
Johnny Smith plays Concerto For Electric Guitar by Max DeJulio followed by Annotations Of The Muses by Johnny Richards ft.Johnny Smith on guitar.
Johnny Smith plays Concerto For Electric Guitar by Max DeJulio followed by Annotations Of The Muses by Johnny Richards ft.Johnny Smith on guitar.
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Johnny Smith plays Concerto For Electric Guitar by Max DeJulio followed by Annotations Of The Muses by Johnny Richards ft.Johnny Smith on guitar.
- published: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 3190
New Hope C.O.G.I.C (Pastor. Johnny Smith)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 31:38
- Updated: 06 Apr 2015
- views: 86
EASTER SUNDAY
EASTER SUNDAY
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EASTER SUNDAY
- published: 06 Apr 2015
- views: 86
Johnny Smith Funeral 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 33:27
- Updated: 10 Mar 2014
- views: 142
Dads funeral 1st video
Dads funeral 1st video
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Stephen A. Smith Diss Johnnie Cochran.....
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 42:55
- Updated: 15 Jun 2016
- views: 3716
- published: 15 Jun 2016
- views: 3716
Justin Bieber - PURPOSE : The Movement
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- Duration: 42:10
- Updated: 23 Nov 2015
- views: 25727953
‘Purpose’ Available Everywhere Now!
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/PurposeDlx?IQid=VEVO1113
Stream & Add To Your Spotify Playlist: http://smarturl.it/sPurpose?IQid=...
‘Purpose’ Available Everywhere Now!
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/PurposeDlx?IQid=VEVO1113
Stream & Add To Your Spotify Playlist: http://smarturl.it/sPurpose?IQid=VEVO1113
Google Play: http://smarturl.it/gPurpose?IQid=VEVO1113
Amazon: http://smarturl.it/aPurpose?IQid=VEVO1113
Created by Justin Bieber, Parris Goebel and Scott "Scooter" Braun
Director: Parris Goebel
Production Companies: SB Projects and Bieber Time Films
Executive Producers: Justin Bieber and Scott "Scooter" Braun
Producers: Justin Bieber, Scott "Scooter" Braun, Parris Goebel, and Allison Kaye
Associate Producer: Cori Weber
Shoot Coordinator: Cyndi Dumo
Filmed and Edited By: Jose Omar Hernandez
Intro Filmed and Edited By: Rory Kramer
Additional Video By: Rory Kramer, Jas Davis, Taktix Films, and Royce Miller
Colorist: Arianna Pane
Big Thanks: Brett Goebel
Mark My Words
Choreographer: Parris Goebel
2nd Unit DP: Josh Lehnerd and John Hafner
Groomer: Florido Basal
I'll Show You
Dancers: Denzel Chisholm, Gusto Clarke, Ryan Davis, Noel Frias,Kendrick Martinez, Jose Ramos, CJ Salvador, Lance Savali, Tony Tzar, and Hollywood
What Do You Mean?
Choreographer: Parris Goebel
Makeup: MAC
Dancers: Bianca Ikinofo, Kaelani Edwards, Madison Golightly, Shyvon Campbell, Leilani De Marco, Kyra Aoake, Althea Strydom, Kaea Pearce, Maddison Barnett, Jess Toatoa, Ruth Pearce, Samyah Powell, Kirsten Dodgen, Corbyn Taulealea-Huch, Ling Zhang, Weijun Sun, Keanu Feleti, Todd Williamson, Joseph Metuakore, Elvis Lopeti, Justyce Petelo-Neho, Michael Metuakore, Fetu Taku, Esra Pula, and Andrew Cesan
Sorry
Choreographer: Parris Goebel
Stylists: Sebastian Hunt and Dylan Richards
Makeup: MAC
Dancers: Bianca Ikinofo, Kaelani Edwards, Madison Golightly, Shyvon Campbell, Leilani De Marco, Kyra Aoake, Althea Strydom, Kaea Pearce, Maddison Barnett, Jess Toatoa, Ruth Pearce, Samyah Powell, Kirsten Dodgen, Corbyn Taulealea-Huch, and Parris Goebel
Love Yourself
Choreographers: Keone and Mari Madrid
Dancers: Keone and Mari Madrid
Company
Choreographers: Parris Goebel and Lyle Beniga
Dancers: Lyle Beniga, Parris Goebel, Kaili Bright, Melany Centeno, Lilly Leithner, Diana Matos, Cat Rendic, Taja Riley, Tia Rivera, Tee Tee, Marquita Washington, Laure Courteller, Natalie, Paris Jackson, Miesha Moore, Tiara, Kelly, Selasi Dogbaeje, Conny Azua, and Rebbi Rosie
Company Girls: Vanessa Curry, Jamie Hauptmann, Delaney Glazer, Jen Jones, Maja Keres, Bec Morris, Deena Poppes, Debbie Rosie, Jamie Ruiz, Taylor Thomas, and Marie Takano
Diner Crew: Alex Chung, Shaun Evaristo, Graig Fisherman, and Devin Jamieson
No Pressure (feat. Big Sean)
Choreographers: Parris Goebel and Ian Eastwood
Appearance By: Big Sean
Dancers: Ian Eastwood, Megan Batoon, and Melany Centeno
No Sense (feat. Travis Scott)
Choreographer: Parris Goebel
Appearance By: Travis Scott
Stylists: Sebastian Hunt and Dylan Richards
Makeup: MAC
Dancers: Parris Goebel, Bianca Ikinofo, Shyvon Campbell, Leilani De Marco, Kyra Aoake, Althea Strydom, Kaea Pearce, Jess Toatoa, Kirsten Dodgen, Corbyn Taulealea-Huch, Althea Strydom, and Oriana Whaiapu
The Feeling (feat. Halsey)
Choreographers: Parris Goebel, Pierce Cady, Janelle Ginestra, Valentine Norton, James "BDash" Derrick, Keywane Pandy, Marquis Robinson, and Brandon "Beno" Anastascio
Appearance By: Halsey
Dancers: Pierce Cady, Janelle Ginestra, Valentine Norton, James "BDash" Derrick, Keywane Pandy, Marquis Robinson, and Brandon "Beno" Anastascio
Life Is Worth Living
Choreographers: Emma Portner and Patrick Cook
Dancers: Emma Portner and Patrick Cook
Written By: Justin Bieber, Jason “Poo Bear” Boyd, and Mark Jackson
Where Are Ü Now
Choreographers: Parris Goebel, Nick Demoura and Lady Cultura
Appearances By: Diplo & Skrillex
Dancers: The Ruggeds -Tawfiq Amrani, Jessy Kemper, Roy Overdyle, Sjoerd Poldermans, Lady Cultura, Johnny Erasme, Johnathan Rabon, Yusuke Nakai, Mykell Wilson, Devan Smith, Mona Berntsen, Christina Chandler, and Elysandra Quinones
Children
Choreographers: Parris Goebel and Kyra Aoake
Dancers: Giverny Hing, Maddison Barnett, Ruth Pearce, Samyah Powell, Sarah Whyte, Houston Murray, Ellise Samuels, Ally Mayerhofler, Siyanna Yarr, Drew Sackfield, Cullen Neale, Isla Potini, Alexandra Page, Frannie Aquino, Azaria Ieriko, Biranna Dixon, Aria Henry, Teesha Siale, Courtney McKay, Isabella Thomas-Edwards, Taimania Pupuke,Sophie De Renzy, Anaya Wakelin, Faolan Okan, MJ Neethling, Jovi Ngo, Henk Tomkins, Irava Upu, Ben Rawnsley, Remy Sutton, Matthew Pule'anga, William Tuarae, Donnell Collins, Brookyln Collins, Ayla Ngaluafe, Quincy Ngaluafe, and Dasha Collins
Purpose
Choreographer: Parris Goebel
2nd Unit DP: Josh Lehnerd and John Hafner
Stylists: Parris Goebel, Danielle Maas and Tracy Knight
Groomer: Florido Basallo
Makeup: Taylor Tompkins and Valene Del Rosario
Dancers: Samaria Barnes, Logan Hassel, Marissa Heart, Taylor Knight, Pauline Mata, and Simrin Player
©: 2015 Def Jam Recordings, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
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‘Purpose’ Available Everywhere Now!
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Created by Justin Bieber, Parris Goebel and Scott "Scooter" Braun
Director: Parris Goebel
Production Companies: SB Projects and Bieber Time Films
Executive Producers: Justin Bieber and Scott "Scooter" Braun
Producers: Justin Bieber, Scott "Scooter" Braun, Parris Goebel, and Allison Kaye
Associate Producer: Cori Weber
Shoot Coordinator: Cyndi Dumo
Filmed and Edited By: Jose Omar Hernandez
Intro Filmed and Edited By: Rory Kramer
Additional Video By: Rory Kramer, Jas Davis, Taktix Films, and Royce Miller
Colorist: Arianna Pane
Big Thanks: Brett Goebel
Mark My Words
Choreographer: Parris Goebel
2nd Unit DP: Josh Lehnerd and John Hafner
Groomer: Florido Basal
I'll Show You
Dancers: Denzel Chisholm, Gusto Clarke, Ryan Davis, Noel Frias,Kendrick Martinez, Jose Ramos, CJ Salvador, Lance Savali, Tony Tzar, and Hollywood
What Do You Mean?
Choreographer: Parris Goebel
Makeup: MAC
Dancers: Bianca Ikinofo, Kaelani Edwards, Madison Golightly, Shyvon Campbell, Leilani De Marco, Kyra Aoake, Althea Strydom, Kaea Pearce, Maddison Barnett, Jess Toatoa, Ruth Pearce, Samyah Powell, Kirsten Dodgen, Corbyn Taulealea-Huch, Ling Zhang, Weijun Sun, Keanu Feleti, Todd Williamson, Joseph Metuakore, Elvis Lopeti, Justyce Petelo-Neho, Michael Metuakore, Fetu Taku, Esra Pula, and Andrew Cesan
Sorry
Choreographer: Parris Goebel
Stylists: Sebastian Hunt and Dylan Richards
Makeup: MAC
Dancers: Bianca Ikinofo, Kaelani Edwards, Madison Golightly, Shyvon Campbell, Leilani De Marco, Kyra Aoake, Althea Strydom, Kaea Pearce, Maddison Barnett, Jess Toatoa, Ruth Pearce, Samyah Powell, Kirsten Dodgen, Corbyn Taulealea-Huch, and Parris Goebel
Love Yourself
Choreographers: Keone and Mari Madrid
Dancers: Keone and Mari Madrid
Company
Choreographers: Parris Goebel and Lyle Beniga
Dancers: Lyle Beniga, Parris Goebel, Kaili Bright, Melany Centeno, Lilly Leithner, Diana Matos, Cat Rendic, Taja Riley, Tia Rivera, Tee Tee, Marquita Washington, Laure Courteller, Natalie, Paris Jackson, Miesha Moore, Tiara, Kelly, Selasi Dogbaeje, Conny Azua, and Rebbi Rosie
Company Girls: Vanessa Curry, Jamie Hauptmann, Delaney Glazer, Jen Jones, Maja Keres, Bec Morris, Deena Poppes, Debbie Rosie, Jamie Ruiz, Taylor Thomas, and Marie Takano
Diner Crew: Alex Chung, Shaun Evaristo, Graig Fisherman, and Devin Jamieson
No Pressure (feat. Big Sean)
Choreographers: Parris Goebel and Ian Eastwood
Appearance By: Big Sean
Dancers: Ian Eastwood, Megan Batoon, and Melany Centeno
No Sense (feat. Travis Scott)
Choreographer: Parris Goebel
Appearance By: Travis Scott
Stylists: Sebastian Hunt and Dylan Richards
Makeup: MAC
Dancers: Parris Goebel, Bianca Ikinofo, Shyvon Campbell, Leilani De Marco, Kyra Aoake, Althea Strydom, Kaea Pearce, Jess Toatoa, Kirsten Dodgen, Corbyn Taulealea-Huch, Althea Strydom, and Oriana Whaiapu
The Feeling (feat. Halsey)
Choreographers: Parris Goebel, Pierce Cady, Janelle Ginestra, Valentine Norton, James "BDash" Derrick, Keywane Pandy, Marquis Robinson, and Brandon "Beno" Anastascio
Appearance By: Halsey
Dancers: Pierce Cady, Janelle Ginestra, Valentine Norton, James "BDash" Derrick, Keywane Pandy, Marquis Robinson, and Brandon "Beno" Anastascio
Life Is Worth Living
Choreographers: Emma Portner and Patrick Cook
Dancers: Emma Portner and Patrick Cook
Written By: Justin Bieber, Jason “Poo Bear” Boyd, and Mark Jackson
Where Are Ü Now
Choreographers: Parris Goebel, Nick Demoura and Lady Cultura
Appearances By: Diplo & Skrillex
Dancers: The Ruggeds -Tawfiq Amrani, Jessy Kemper, Roy Overdyle, Sjoerd Poldermans, Lady Cultura, Johnny Erasme, Johnathan Rabon, Yusuke Nakai, Mykell Wilson, Devan Smith, Mona Berntsen, Christina Chandler, and Elysandra Quinones
Children
Choreographers: Parris Goebel and Kyra Aoake
Dancers: Giverny Hing, Maddison Barnett, Ruth Pearce, Samyah Powell, Sarah Whyte, Houston Murray, Ellise Samuels, Ally Mayerhofler, Siyanna Yarr, Drew Sackfield, Cullen Neale, Isla Potini, Alexandra Page, Frannie Aquino, Azaria Ieriko, Biranna Dixon, Aria Henry, Teesha Siale, Courtney McKay, Isabella Thomas-Edwards, Taimania Pupuke,Sophie De Renzy, Anaya Wakelin, Faolan Okan, MJ Neethling, Jovi Ngo, Henk Tomkins, Irava Upu, Ben Rawnsley, Remy Sutton, Matthew Pule'anga, William Tuarae, Donnell Collins, Brookyln Collins, Ayla Ngaluafe, Quincy Ngaluafe, and Dasha Collins
Purpose
Choreographer: Parris Goebel
2nd Unit DP: Josh Lehnerd and John Hafner
Stylists: Parris Goebel, Danielle Maas and Tracy Knight
Groomer: Florido Basallo
Makeup: Taylor Tompkins and Valene Del Rosario
Dancers: Samaria Barnes, Logan Hassel, Marissa Heart, Taylor Knight, Pauline Mata, and Simrin Player
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JOHNNY SMITH INTERVIEW
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A FREE ALBUM and further music and video from this student of Johnny Smith, of Ustad Amir Khan, and many more, are at https://tomross1.bandcamp.com and https://...
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In 1988 I did an interview with my teacher, the great jazz guitarist Johnny Smith. As far as I know it's the only of its kind. John is gracious and insightful, as ever. Finally this hour-long exchange of music and talk is available to everyone!
My formal training with Johnny Smith ended in my teens, but I returned to my home town of Colorado Springs regularly to see him as well as friends and family. He'd spent decades in The Apple recording and playing at NBC and the clubs, and he liked to say that his favorite view of the city was in his rear-view mirror when he headed West. And he claimed he'd chosen the Springs because it was as far away from NYC that you could get without getting too close to L.A.!
Although there are invaluable nuggets for a jazz player, I think Smith's wisdom and anecdotes during the show, filmed in his living room, apply universally. He plays solos at the beginning and end. After the opening credits, go to 49' 31" to hear the duets-- a blues by Johnny and "Just Friends" -- and the closing solo.
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A FREE ALBUM and further music and video from this student of Johnny Smith, of Ustad Amir Khan, and many more, are at https://tomross1.bandcamp.com and https://vimeo.com/121517805.
In 1988 I did an interview with my teacher, the great jazz guitarist Johnny Smith. As far as I know it's the only of its kind. John is gracious and insightful, as ever. Finally this hour-long exchange of music and talk is available to everyone!
My formal training with Johnny Smith ended in my teens, but I returned to my home town of Colorado Springs regularly to see him as well as friends and family. He'd spent decades in The Apple recording and playing at NBC and the clubs, and he liked to say that his favorite view of the city was in his rear-view mirror when he headed West. And he claimed he'd chosen the Springs because it was as far away from NYC that you could get without getting too close to L.A.!
Although there are invaluable nuggets for a jazz player, I think Smith's wisdom and anecdotes during the show, filmed in his living room, apply universally. He plays solos at the beginning and end. After the opening credits, go to 49' 31" to hear the duets-- a blues by Johnny and "Just Friends" -- and the closing solo.
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The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ (1960 Full Album) HQ AUDIO
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- Duration: 53:35
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When cool-toned guitarist Johnny Smith left New York for Colorado in the mid-'50s, he didn't hang up his guitar. He continued to play locally and make occasiona...
When cool-toned guitarist Johnny Smith left New York for Colorado in the mid-'50s, he didn't hang up his guitar. He continued to play locally and make occasional trips back to the Big Apple to record. The two sessions included on The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar were the results of two trips in 1960 and 1961. Just about everything goes right on these sessions.
Smith's guitar especially shines in the company of pianist Hank Jones, bassist George Duvivier, and drummer Ed Shaughnessy in the second set. There's a lovely, soulful version of "'Round Midnight," with a nice long solo by Smith (he even bends a blue note or two) and a shorter, though poignant one, by Jones. The band goes into overdrive for "This Can't Be Love," filling it with bouncy rhythm and sharp lead work. Pianist Bob Pancoast, bassist George Roumanis, and drummer Mousey Alexander join Smith on the 1960 session, originally issued as Johnny Smith Plus the Trio. As with the 1961 set, solid instrumental choices like "Some of
These Days" and "Hippo the Sentimental Hippy" brighten up the proceedings. The band also bravely tackles Bud Powell's "Un Poco Loco," kicking it off with an extended, fiery drum workout by Alexander. In fact, the band doesn't join in until the last minute of the piece. Whether one considers the choice selections, good accompaniment, or wonderful guitar work by Smith, The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar is a lovely album and a good introduction to a fine guitarist.
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Johnny Smith
The Sound of the
Johnny Smith Guitar
Tracks
1 Come Rain or Come Shine (Arlen, Mercer) 0:00
2 Gypsy in My Soul (Boland, Jaffe) 4:45
3 Embraceable You (Gershwin, Gershwin) 8:05
4 Misty (Burke, Garner) 12:59
5 As Long as There's Music (Cahn, Styne) 18:29
6 'Round Midnight (Hanighen, Monk, Williams) 22:24
7 This Can't Be Love (Hart, Rodgers) 26:52
8 Blues Chorale (LaPorta) 30:12
9 Prelude (Scriabin, Smith) 34:08
10 I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) (Ellington, Webster) 35:24
11 Let's Fall in Love (Arlen, Koehler) 38:06
12 I Can't Get Started (Duke, Gershwin) 40:26
13 Some of These Days (Brooks) 45:48
14 You Took Advantage of Me (Hart, Rodgers) 48:16
15 Over the Rainbow (Arlen, Harburg) 50:27
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Personnel
[# 1-9]
Johnny Smith - g
Hank Jones - p
George Duvivier - b
Ed Shaughnessy - dr
[# 10-20]
Johnny Smith - g
Bob Pancoast - p
Bob Pancoast- b
Mousey Alexander - dr
Recorded in New York City ; 1960 & 1961.
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When cool-toned guitarist Johnny Smith left New York for Colorado in the mid-'50s, he didn't hang up his guitar. He continued to play locally and make occasional trips back to the Big Apple to record. The two sessions included on The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar were the results of two trips in 1960 and 1961. Just about everything goes right on these sessions.
Smith's guitar especially shines in the company of pianist Hank Jones, bassist George Duvivier, and drummer Ed Shaughnessy in the second set. There's a lovely, soulful version of "'Round Midnight," with a nice long solo by Smith (he even bends a blue note or two) and a shorter, though poignant one, by Jones. The band goes into overdrive for "This Can't Be Love," filling it with bouncy rhythm and sharp lead work. Pianist Bob Pancoast, bassist George Roumanis, and drummer Mousey Alexander join Smith on the 1960 session, originally issued as Johnny Smith Plus the Trio. As with the 1961 set, solid instrumental choices like "Some of
These Days" and "Hippo the Sentimental Hippy" brighten up the proceedings. The band also bravely tackles Bud Powell's "Un Poco Loco," kicking it off with an extended, fiery drum workout by Alexander. In fact, the band doesn't join in until the last minute of the piece. Whether one considers the choice selections, good accompaniment, or wonderful guitar work by Smith, The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar is a lovely album and a good introduction to a fine guitarist.
Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr. Source : allmusic.com/album/the-sound-of-the-johnny-smith-guitar-mw0000013721
Johnny Smith
The Sound of the
Johnny Smith Guitar
Tracks
1 Come Rain or Come Shine (Arlen, Mercer) 0:00
2 Gypsy in My Soul (Boland, Jaffe) 4:45
3 Embraceable You (Gershwin, Gershwin) 8:05
4 Misty (Burke, Garner) 12:59
5 As Long as There's Music (Cahn, Styne) 18:29
6 'Round Midnight (Hanighen, Monk, Williams) 22:24
7 This Can't Be Love (Hart, Rodgers) 26:52
8 Blues Chorale (LaPorta) 30:12
9 Prelude (Scriabin, Smith) 34:08
10 I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) (Ellington, Webster) 35:24
11 Let's Fall in Love (Arlen, Koehler) 38:06
12 I Can't Get Started (Duke, Gershwin) 40:26
13 Some of These Days (Brooks) 45:48
14 You Took Advantage of Me (Hart, Rodgers) 48:16
15 Over the Rainbow (Arlen, Harburg) 50:27
*
Personnel
[# 1-9]
Johnny Smith - g
Hank Jones - p
George Duvivier - b
Ed Shaughnessy - dr
[# 10-20]
Johnny Smith - g
Bob Pancoast - p
Bob Pancoast- b
Mousey Alexander - dr
Recorded in New York City ; 1960 & 1961.
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Les Sims 3 - JOHNNY SMITH - EP01
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- Duration: 32:28
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Après une assez longue absence de vidéo sur ma chaîne, me voici de retour avec un ami : Johnny Smith !
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Après une assez longue absence de vidéo sur ma chaîne, me voici de retour avec un ami : Johnny Smith !
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Over 1 hour mega mix of best Rock and Roll songs ever
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The complete list of songs:
0:00 - Eddie Cochran - C'mon Everybody
1:54 - Elvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock
4:17 - Chuck Berry - Roll Over Beethoven
6:40 - Bill...
The complete list of songs:
0:00 - Eddie Cochran - C'mon Everybody
1:54 - Elvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock
4:17 - Chuck Berry - Roll Over Beethoven
6:40 - Bill Haley & His Comets - See You Later, Alligator
9:26 - Bill Haley & The Saddlemen - Rock The Joint
11:39 - Elvis Presley - That's Alright Mama
13:34 - Huey "Piano" Smith & The Clowns - Don't You Just Know It
16:05 - The Johnny Otis Show - Willie And The Hand Jive
18:39 - Jerry Lee Lewis - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin’ On
21:28 - Little Richard - Long Tall Sally
23:35 - Chuck Berry - Maybellene
25:54 - Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps - Race With The Devil
27:56 - Wanda Jackson - Let's Have A Party
30:05 - Jimmie Rodgers - Honeycomb
32:12 - Little Richard - Tutti Frutti
34:34 - Eddie Cochran - Twenty Flight Rock
36:15 - Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Good
38:49 - The Champs - Tequila
40:59 - Elvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock
43:22 - Gene Vincent - Be Bop A Lula
45:55 - Eddie Cochran - C'mon Everybody
47:48 - Paul Anka - Diana
50:10 - Ray Charles - I've Got A Woman
52:59 - The Everly Brothers - Wake Up Little Susie
54:59 - Eddie Cochran - Twenty Flight Rock
56:44 - Chuck Berry - Sweet Little Sixteen
59:53 - Eddie Cochran - C'mon Everybody
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0:00 - Eddie Cochran - C'mon Everybody
1:54 - Elvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock
4:17 - Chuck Berry - Roll Over Beethoven
6:40 - Bill Haley & His Comets - See You Later, Alligator
9:26 - Bill Haley & The Saddlemen - Rock The Joint
11:39 - Elvis Presley - That's Alright Mama
13:34 - Huey "Piano" Smith & The Clowns - Don't You Just Know It
16:05 - The Johnny Otis Show - Willie And The Hand Jive
18:39 - Jerry Lee Lewis - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin’ On
21:28 - Little Richard - Long Tall Sally
23:35 - Chuck Berry - Maybellene
25:54 - Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps - Race With The Devil
27:56 - Wanda Jackson - Let's Have A Party
30:05 - Jimmie Rodgers - Honeycomb
32:12 - Little Richard - Tutti Frutti
34:34 - Eddie Cochran - Twenty Flight Rock
36:15 - Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Good
38:49 - The Champs - Tequila
40:59 - Elvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock
43:22 - Gene Vincent - Be Bop A Lula
45:55 - Eddie Cochran - C'mon Everybody
47:48 - Paul Anka - Diana
50:10 - Ray Charles - I've Got A Woman
52:59 - The Everly Brothers - Wake Up Little Susie
54:59 - Eddie Cochran - Twenty Flight Rock
56:44 - Chuck Berry - Sweet Little Sixteen
59:53 - Eddie Cochran - C'mon Everybody
1:01:47 - Elvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock
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Johnny "Hammond" Smith Ft. Oliver Nelson / Art Taylor - Talk That Talk - Remastered 2015
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Videocover Of Johnny "Hammond" Smith's Remastered Album: Talk That Talk.
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The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ (1960 Full Album) HQ AUDIO
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Johnny Smith 🎧 Kaleidoscope ♠ Jazz Guitar (1967 LP Full Album)
One of the grooviest records we've ever heard from guitarist Johnny Smith — a sweet batch ...
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Johnny Smith 🎧 Easy Listening ♠ Jazz Guitar (1956 Full Album LP)
The gentle genius of guitarist Johnny Smith — perfectly captured in this late nite trio se...
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JOHNNY SMITH INTERVIEW
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Johnny Smith Live in Oslo
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Johnny Smith - What Are You Doing For The Rest Of Your Life?
Rare clip of legendary guitarist Johnny Smith at (University?) gig in Mobile Alabama in 19...
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Johnny Smith Quartet - Misty
Johnny Smith Quartet - Misty (1961)
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Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont
Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont (1952)
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Johnny Smith - CHEROKEE
「チェロキー」
ジョニー・スミス・クインテット
１９５３年録音
"CHEROKEE"
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Johnny Smith - CHEROKEE
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Johnny Smith - Jazz Guitarist Live in Concert
Johnny Smith in concert. Some of this has been uploaded elsewhere. Low quality but still g...
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Shiny Stockings by Johnny Smith (live)
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Legendary Jazz Guitarist, Johnny Smith - Live!
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Legendary Jazz Guitarist, Johnny Smith - Live!
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Mundell Lowe & Johnny Smith - Seven Come Eleven 1985
Amateur footage ("Thank You, God."), from a festive in Mobile, Alabama, sometime in 1985 I...
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Mundell Lowe & Johnny Smith - Seven Come Eleven 1985
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JOHNNY SMITH , cht, ,, all stars ,, live in U.S.A..?.
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Leigh interviews Johnny Smith approximately 1959
Leigh talks in some depth with guitarist Johnny Smith about Django Reinhardt, flying airpl...
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Leigh interviews Johnny Smith approximately 1959
Leigh interviews Johnny Smith approximately 1959
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Stella by Johnny Smith (Live)
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Johnny Smith - Sentimental Mood (1954) - Jazz Guitar Roost – LP 424
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Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ My Dear Little Sweetheart ♠ Jazz Orchestra Easy Listening (1960 LP Full Album)
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Johnny Smith Guitar Concerto DeJulio & Annotations of the Muses
Johnny Smith plays Concerto For Electric Guitar by Max DeJulio followed by Annotations Of ...
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JOHNNY SMITH Django Reinhardt Story
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Johnny Smith - Exodus (1968)
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Johnny Smith
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Johnny Smith
Johnny Smith
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Johnny Smith...CHEROKEE
CHEROKEE
THE JOHNNY SMITH QUINTET
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Johnny Smith...Tenderly
TENDERLY
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Johnny Smith...Tenderly
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Johnny Smith ...YESTERDAYS
YESTERDAYS
THE JOHNNY SMITH QUINTET
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Johnny Smith ...YESTERDAYS
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Johnny Smith ...TABU
The Johnny Smith Quintet...Taub
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Johnny Smith ...Vilia
Vilia by The Johnny Smith Quintet
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Johnny Smith ...Jaguar
The Johnny Smith Quintet...Jaguar
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Jazz Guitar (Johnny Smith)
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Johnny smith gets expelled
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Johnny smith gets expelled
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1969 Gibson Johnny Smith
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Johnny Smith Guitar Concerto DeJulio & Annotations of the Muses
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Johnny Smith Guitar Concerto DeJulio & Annotations of the Muses
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New Hope C.O.G.I.C (Pastor. Johnny Smith)
EASTER SUNDAY
published: 06 Apr 2015
New Hope C.O.G.I.C (Pastor. Johnny Smith)
New Hope C.O.G.I.C (Pastor. Johnny Smith)
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Johnny Smith Funeral 1
Dads funeral 1st video
published: 10 Mar 2014
Johnny Smith Funeral 1
Johnny Smith Funeral 1
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Stephen A. Smith Diss Johnnie Cochran.....
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Stephen A. Smith Diss Johnnie Cochran.....
Stephen A. Smith Diss Johnnie Cochran.....
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Justin Bieber - PURPOSE : The Movement
‘Purpose’ Available Everywhere Now!
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/PurposeDlx?IQid=VEVO1113
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published: 23 Nov 2015
Justin Bieber - PURPOSE : The Movement
Justin Bieber - PURPOSE : The Movement
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JOHNNY SMITH INTERVIEW
A FREE ALBUM and further music and video from this student of Johnny Smith, of Ustad Amir ...
published: 09 Mar 2015
JOHNNY SMITH INTERVIEW
JOHNNY SMITH INTERVIEW
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The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ (1960 Full Album) HQ AUDIO
When cool-toned guitarist Johnny Smith left New York for Colorado in the mid-'50s, he didn...
published: 02 Jun 2016
The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ (1960 Full Album) HQ AUDIO
The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar ♠ (1960 Full Album) HQ AUDIO
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Les Sims 3 - JOHNNY SMITH - EP01
Après une assez longue absence de vidéo sur ma chaîne, me voici de retour avec un ami : Jo...
published: 07 Jul 2014
Les Sims 3 - JOHNNY SMITH - EP01
Les Sims 3 - JOHNNY SMITH - EP01
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Over 1 hour mega mix of best Rock and Roll songs ever
The complete list of songs:
0:00 - Eddie Cochran - C'mon Everybody
1:54 - Elvis Presley ...
published: 01 Jun 2015
Over 1 hour mega mix of best Rock and Roll songs ever
Over 1 hour mega mix of best Rock and Roll songs ever
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Johnny "Hammond" Smith Ft. Oliver Nelson / Art Taylor - Talk That Talk - Remastered 2015
Videocover Of Johnny "Hammond" Smith's Remastered Album: Talk That Talk.
Remastered 2015
published: 05 May 2016
Johnny "Hammond" Smith Ft. Oliver Nelson / Art Taylor - Talk That Talk - Remastered 2015
Johnny "Hammond" Smith Ft. Oliver Nelson / Art Taylor - Talk That Talk - Remastered 2015
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Lyrics list:lyrics
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Gettin' Married, Joanna Smith
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Georgia Mud, Joanna Smith
Gettin' Married
All my girlfriends are gettin' married
They're gonna be brides, they're dressin' in white
They're droppin' like flies
All my girlfriends are talkin' 'bout babies
They're poppin' 'em out, and strollin' around
Get me out of this town
I ain't ready for a new last name
I don't wanna be nobody's ball and chain
The reason for a Friday night poker game
I don't wanna be another desparate housewife
Doin' dirty laundry on a Saturday night
I don't wanna be somebody's "Baby, bring me another Bud Light"
Whatever
'Cause all my girlfriends are gettin' married
They're gonna be brides, they're dressin' in white
They're droppin' like flies
And all my girlfriends are talkin' 'bout babies
They're poppin' 'em out, and strollin' around
Get me out of this town
Their hitchin' it up is wearin' me out
And tyin' the knot's all they're talkin' about
I'm so sick and tired of hearin' their vows
This bein' maid-of-honor's keepin' me from makin' out
'Cause all my girlfriends are gettin' married
Well, I swear every time I get Mama on the phone
She's tellin' me another good man got gone
It seems like every other dang weekend, I'm goin' back home
'Cause all my girlfriends are gettin' married
They're gonna be brides, they're dressin' in white
They're droppin' like flies
And all my girlfriends are talkin' 'bout babies
They're poppin' 'em out, and strollin' around
Get me out of this town
They're gonna be brides, they're dressin' in white
They're droppin' like flies
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NASA May Upend Space Travel With Experimental Research
Edit Newsweek 27 Nov 2016
NASA’s Sonny White and his collaborators have published experimental confirmation that the so-called EM drive produces thrust ... ....
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Cleanup urged for old bases in Arctic
Edit Arkansas Online 27 Nov 2016
COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- Greenland is calling on Denmark to clean up an abandoned, under-ice missile project and other U.S. military installations left to rust in the pristine landscape after the Cold War. The 1951 deal under which NATO member Denmark allowed the U.S. to build 33 bases and radar stations in the former Danish province doesn't specify who's responsible for any cleanup ... The real plan was top-secret ... The U.S ... In an Oct ... The U.S....
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Crashed 190-Meter-Wide UFO Mothership Spotted On Mars, Alien Hunters Claim: Alleged Crash Site Is A ...
Edit Inquisitr 25 Nov 2016
The latest bizarre claim causing a stir on multiple UFO forums is the alleged discovery of a crashed “alien UFO mothership” in a NASA photo of the Martian surface ... The alleged saucer-shaped alien UFO stuck in Martian soil is more like a natural geological formation on the Martian surface ... “A UFO… 190 meters wide, impacted the [Martian] surface at a low angle ending up half buried in the soil.”....
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US presidential election recount to go ahead in Wisconsin
Edit The Irish Times 26 Nov 2016
There will be a recount of the US presidential vote in Wisconsin as failed Green Party candidate Jill Stein stepped up her bid to force two other key Midwestern battlegrounds, Michigan and Pennsylvania, to do the same ... Wisconsin officials confirmed on Friday evening they would move forward with the first presidential recount in state history ... He said. “We’re doing this to ensure the integrity of our system.” ... ADVERTISEMENT ... AP ... . ....
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Bird flu: Netherlands culls 190,000 ducks
Edit BBC News 27 Nov 2016
Avian influenza - bird flu - is an infectious disease of poultry and wild birds. The H5N8 strain first appeared in South Korea in early 2014 ... Last month, scientists said that monitoring birds on their long distance migrations could provide early warning of bird flu outbreaks ... ....
Watch: Oregon's Johnny Ragin III says Ducks 'could have played better'
Edit The Oregonian 27 Nov 2016Smith earns underwriter designation
Edit Worcester Telegram 27 Nov 2016
Smith, president of Joffrey Smith Financial Group in Worcester, has earned the Chartered Life Underwriter designation from The American College in Bryn Mawr, Pa.Mr. Smith is an independent financial adviser who specializes in working with individuals and business owners in the areas of investment management, retirement planning, insurance planning, estate planning and employee benefits.Mr. Smith now holds the premier ... ....
Obit: Doris Smith
Edit Times Free Press 27 Nov 2016
Smith, 93, a resident of Chattanooga most of her life, passed away Nov ... Smith, father, Joseph Smith, and brother, Warren J. Smith....
NFL owes response to Aldon Smith's reinstatement request this week
Edit ABC News 27 Nov 2016
Oakland Raiders linebacker Aldon Smith could learn his football future soon, as the NFL is due to respond to his application for reinstatement this week. Smith applied for a return to the league Oct....
Amber Heard delivers an emotional PSA on domestic abuse following her break up with Johnny Depp
Edit Digital Spy 27 Nov 2016
Earlier this year, Amber Heard filed for divorce from Johnny Depp and was later granted a temporary domestic violence restraining order against the actor ... "Speak up, your voice is the most powerful thing." Amber Heard and Johnny Depp settled their divorce court case back in August with reports claiming that Heard's settlement is worth $7 million (over £5 million) - money the actress later reportedly donated to charity ... ....
JuJu Smith-Schuster will see if Adoree Jackson returns to USC
Edit Press Telegram 27 Nov 2016
LOS ANGELES >> Outside the locker room after USC's 45-27 victory over Notre Dame on Saturday, JuJu Smith-Schuster faced a question about his future. Had Smith-Schuster played in his final game at the Coliseum?. The receiver remains among a couple of the Trojans' high-profile, draft-eligible juniors who could declare for the NFL draft following this season ... ....
All Black Aaron Smith pictured publicly with partner Teagan Voykovich for the first time since ...
Edit NZ Herald 27 Nov 2016Report: Decision on Raiders’ Aldon Smith due this week
Edit The Mercury News 27 Nov 2016
A decision on Aldon Smith’s reinstatement to the NFL is due this week, according to a Sunday morning report from ESPN.� ... The Aldon Smith conundrum. When will Goodell approve return to Raiders? Raiders didn’t discuss Aldon Smith reinstatement with Goodell Raiders’ Aldon Smith now eligible for reinstatement Suspended Raiders linebacker Aldon Smith ... Smith was banished from the league on Nov....
Smith's 30 pts leads NC State past Loyola of Chicago, 79-77.
Edit The Tribune San Luis Obispo 27 Nov 2016
Dennis Smith Jr. scored a career-high 30 points to help North Carolina State beat Loyola-Chicago 79-77 on Saturday. Torin Dorn added 20 points for the Wolfpack (5-1), who shot 51 ... ....
Red Wings Brendan Smith, Tyler Bertuzzi hurt vs. Canadiens, will not return
Edit Michigan Live 27 Nov 2016After tough season, Lovie Smith knows it's a long way up for Illinois
Edit Chicago Tribune 27 Nov 2016
As both coaches met at midfield Saturday after Northwestern beat Illinois 42-21 at Ryan Field in the regular-season finale, the traditional postgame handshake became a hug. Illinois' Lovie Smith and Northwestern's Pat Fitzgerald, the man who once coached the Bears and a guy who one day might, did... ....
Fantasy fallout: Rookie Tyler Boyd, rival Steve Smith could fill A.J. Green void
Edit ESPN 27 Nov 2016Queens hot from 3-point range, downs rival J.C. Smith
Edit The Charlotte Observer 27 Nov 2016
Queens was on the mark beyond the arc against crosstown rival J.C. Smith. The Royals nailed 12-of-31 3-point shots in their 89-83 nonconference win Saturday at Brayboy Gym. In the ... ....
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