Stan Getz - Good-Bye download song

where was the sampled part for where ya asd was at?

Stan Getz and John Williams on the same stage!!!

Getz was one of those few players whose solos were lyrical, always interesting, and generally made my ears and soul feel good.

Stan, You stood alone amongst giants! There'll never be another You.

so what's the problem ?!

Most lyrical and romantic saxophonist of all time!

This particular setting shows us how dominent Stan is muscially and technically on his instrument. So many great sax players - each a star in his own right -- but over the years, I keep coming back to Stan ... and I still get this thrill .. exactly like the moment I first heard his playing back in 1957 (Moonlight in Vermont w/ Johnnie Smith). What a gift Stan gave us.

You call that a mistake?..When you tongue a reed as Stan was doing to accent the note, it can happen, especially with a new reed!!!..It's a miracle that Stan played at all in view of the surgery he'd had to remove a cancerous tumor...I believe this concert was in May 1990 and he passed away a year later!

This is stellar!! / especially with the phrasing excellence of Tenor man Stan the man Getz, & a stomp'en rhythm section, their will never be another Getz; also note the compositional arranging Genius of the late Billy Byers.

THIS MAN WAS WHAT I CALL A 'SUPER TALENT' UNMATCHED SOUND AND ENDLESS IDEA'S

One of a kind that will never be matched. His sound and musicianship was at the highest level. Was and still is my favorite saxophonist.

The most beautiful and expressive saxophone player ever played!

Simply.....beautiful!

I think this was on of his last performances as I remember he pass that year

What an amazing performance from the coolest dude to ever pick up a tenor sax........

I applaud everything you say about Stan. From Johnny Smith to his final session with Kenny Baron, 3 months before Stan died. His music is still magic to my ears... and always will be.

Stan, pure emotion as always! Thank you verry much Den for your contribution. Regards, Sebastian