gotta love french music

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Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot ! The original of this song comes from Bobby McFerrin & Russel Ferrante! American artists :-) All the Best. Marc

Holy shit, there's Henry Texier on the double bass in the back! how magnificent it is - to look for a live "bang zoom" once in some 15 years and see Henry playin' it - it's just wow! Miraculeux absolument!

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6 ай бұрын

A great chance and a great pleasure that he responded to my invitation! You can find it on my album In Other Words www.marcberthoumieux.com/albums.html

I’m in tears 😭♥️

@MARCBERTHOUMIEUXofficiel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for your message :-) All the best. Marc

Indémodable !😁

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2 жыл бұрын

Merci beaucoup ! :-)

Bravo il fallait oser MERCI

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2 жыл бұрын

Merci à vous :-)

Magnifique Ceccarelli !!!! toujours à l'écoute , avec Marc, un pur bonheur ! quel swingue avec les pointures qui les accompagnent. Henri Texier, la force tranquille ....Du pur bonheur musical et humain !

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3 жыл бұрын

Merci pour tous ces beaux commentaires :-) Oui, Dédé Ceccarelli est unique :-)

lovely composition & a lovely redition

This brought a smile to my face, thank you for posting.

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2 жыл бұрын

Merci à vous :-) Marc

Amazing Marc, as always! Thanks for sending my mom a signed CD (which I ordered at your website for her birthday). Both my parents have become big fans of yours since then (like their son has been for more than 10 years). Blessings.

Marc, I realize that my original comment did not give you sufficient credit with what you did with this song. Your agility over the chord changes was electrifying.

mon morceau preféré revisité er avec TALENT j adore a quand de vous voir sur scene et ou? val

Muito linda esta musica e essa belissima interpretacao da gosto de viver!!!!!

Wowwo! great piano solo and great arrangement!!

superbe !

I always loved this composition, but felt that Bobby McFerrin and Jimmy Haslip didn't get the most out of it in their studio recording. Now I understand why. Giovanni Mirabassi found how to make this beautiful chord progression really sing. Now I need to go out and search out his work.