Originally Posted By: RnAM
I'm not really fond of jazz, but I had done this Rita Reys' cover with my own BIAB arrangement.
I couldn't post it of course, because it's a cover.
I wondered if I could do something like it myself.
So I cut all the chords into individual pieces, threw them in a big bowl, shook it up and let the chords fall down on the table. Then I put one after the other, and fed them to BIAB.
Well, BIAB turned it into a completely new song!
When I heard it, the lyrics were just there, when I tried to sing a melody.
It's about one of my frustrations, especially when I sing with Rob.
You might even call it "an alto's lament" .
But I didn't, I called it

LOW

Don't take it too serious.

Style is _JAZFRED.STY (Jazz Fred w/ Piano)
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449:Piano, Acoustic, Rhythm Jazz Sw 140
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If you're curious about the Rita Reys' cover:
You can find it
HERE
As far as I know, this was her only Dutch song.
In the end it says:
"Dedicated to my mother who always dreamt of living on Scheveningen boulevard. The dream remained."
My mother is in the video, which shows how the spa Scheveningen changed during the 20th century.

Anne-Marie




Superb work, Anne-Marie! Greetings from France. I sub'd your channel so I don't lose track of this song. I also really enjoyed "Zon in Schevengingen". It reminded me of another video that I'll link to in a PM. Don't want to step on your thread.

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