BenRen KyloSolo
Thank you for posting this great version of the amazing Richie Cole! This cat is one superior alto player!I have been a Richie Cole fan for decades!Rock on, kids,Dr. Of Style (Dennis)
Richie Cole - Tokyo Rose Sings the Blues mp3 free
- Artist: Richie Cole
- Song: Tokyo Rose Sings the Blues
- Genre: Jazz
- Length: 05:58
- Size: 11.2MB
- Bitrate: 256Kbps
- Date: 2019-01-24
- Upload by: Amy Nicole Summers
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Comments
Drew Kennedy
I could listen to this all day.
TheStonyB
He uses his technical ability to play great music with a romantic feel and wit.
xXFALLEN ANGELXx
Anyone know his set-up?
Justin Forsyth
I saw Richie live in Vancouver in 1982 or 83 and a local female jazz singer got up and sat in and did some scat on a standard and he proceeded to sing circles around her doing his own bebop scat.
Therin
Ever Since I first heard Alto Madness, I was instantly addicted to his sound, style and technique. I said to myself this cat was born to Be Bop. One of the Baddest altos of our times !!
Leen Roro
This horn is actually a Selmer Super Action 80 (before the Serie II or Serie III.) Some might called it a "Serie I" but Selmer did not because they probably did not know they would be making the other series. This was the first pro horn Selmer sold after the Mark VII (around 1982.) Richie picked this at the Selmer factory in France.
Pamela Taylor
I think this was on his hollywood madness lp
Greg Skoglund
this is tokyo rose sings the HOLLYWOOD blues not Rocky mountain. But I love you for posting it!
Marisol D
Thanks so much for posting this wonderful jazz composition. I heard it on a jazz show on radio years ago and had not heard it in a long time. The artistry of Richie Cole playing alto sax on this song is awesome. Kudos to all involved in the quartet as well as those who recorded it and especially to jazzexcursion for putting this on You Tube!