Dexter Gordon - I'm A Fool To Want You download song

There's also the ghetto version, "I'm gonna want you, fool!"

it's even better than Sinatra's vocal version, how close Dexter's saxophone playing gets to the human voice and exceeds it!

I saw Dexter at a concert in Rutgers University. He seemed to have had a bit too much to drink but he was still a star.

Bittersweet, poignant, majestic, deeply moving; Dexter's playing could melt the heart of a statue, and what superlative company he keeps here.

This is inspiring. Makes me want to write a script for a dark movie. "There she was, all dressed in pink. Standing in a crowd like she never belonged to one. Every little detail spelled trouble. But why couldn't I stop looking? The moment you saw her, it was already too late."

"A time to love ... a time for good music. This is the moment of good music ... Excellent"

When Freddie Hubbard comes in on Trumpet. Holy Moly it sends a chill down my spine. brilliant!!

The mellow sound of the sax is so relaxing!!! I love it! Truly a classic!

One of the greatest ballads in jazz history.....Freddie's solo is perfect!

I love this!  I had the honor of once seeing Dexter Gordon in person, and he was awesome!

The tone quality and intonation at 6:42-9:36 is just absolutely phenomenal!

The one guy who voted this down should have his head examined. Walk long and tall Dexter.

One of the greatest trumpet solos ever......a masterpiece!

mother of god! just listen to that! Dexter you just played every broken heart, every hopeless desperation, and every regretted missed chance experienced by mankind.

The tone Hubbard creates from 3:21 onwards reaches you straight to the bones. Pure excellence...

absolutely amazing...i love love love the timeless Dexter Gordon...

One of my favorites. Dexter's playing is so heartfelt and pure. Freddie's vibrato is so vocal. Wonderful jazz from the masters!

BEAUTIFUL ....tne best sound on tenor sax ...EVER

I saw him in 1978 at the Berklee Performance Center. I was a student there and my work study job was the Friends Lounge as a bartender. He came in before the show, was quiet and cool. Did not ask for anything. Then nailed the gig. Deep tone. Cool player.