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Poll Question: Choose a fav vocal verison
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    Posted: 24 Jul 2012 at 7:11am
This time I'm too lazy to put up the years, but you'll be able to guess from the artist/recording anyway. Some versions I have, some I stumbled across and one I found very interesting - having not seen the film it's from!

I've voted for Elvis, voice and bass only, nice version.
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"The Return of Nine Funny Valentines"  Shocked

    ...I'll check it out.
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LOL

I remember idlero suggesting a vocal one after my last poll - just took me a lot longer than I thought to get the poll sorted hahaha
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I knew who my favorite was going to be before I listened, but I thought i would give the other's a chance, still it's Chet Baker, what a singer.
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After all I cannot miss the Chet Baker version for me. The song method affected Joao Gilberto indirectly. The version with such an atmosphere is still splendid.
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I wish that it wants you to play it elegantly this song. The Julie London version that may resemble it.
 
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Originally posted by js js wrote:

I knew who my favorite was going to be before I listened, but I thought i would give the other's a chance, still it's Chet Baker, what a singer.
 
Yeah, great voice! Reading about the flak he'd cop from the 'establishment' when he did vocal stuff always struck me as unfair. I reckon he'll get a few votes here.
 
I have to say I found Tony's version a little, I dunno, cheesy?
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Or even a Japanese singer often sings this song. Because this singer is an old singer, most of the Japanese youths do not know it. Mieko Hirota version.
 
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Originally posted by Kazuhiro Kazuhiro wrote:

After all I cannot miss the Chet Baker version for me. The song method affected Joao Gilberto indirectly. The version with such an atmosphere is still splendid.

Chet hits the lead! Yes, the sparse backing is great, just enough bass to go with the piano, supports his delivery so well.
 
Originally posted by Kazuhiro Kazuhiro wrote:

I wish that it wants you to play it elegantly this song. The Julie London version that may resemble it.
 
Yeah, I can hear definite similarities there. Her last recorded song?
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Originally posted by dreadpirateroberts dreadpirateroberts wrote:

Originally posted by js js wrote:

I knew who my favorite was going to be before I listened, but I thought i would give the other's a chance, still it's Chet Baker, what a singer.
 
Yeah, great voice! Reading about the flak he'd cop from the 'establishment' when he did vocal stuff always struck me as unfair. I reckon he'll get a few votes here.
 
I have to say I found Tony's version a little, I dunno, cheesy?
Usually I like Bennet, but that was over done, a little too much coffee I think.
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^ Hahaha, yeah, I think so. I do like him too
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Chet Baker,obviously
I think the problem with a lot of the fusion music is that it's extremely predictable, it's a rock rhythm and the solos all play the same stuff and they play it over and over again ...
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^ Smile
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