I am going to disagree with the commenters about the orchestral playing. I find it lacking compared to what you’d get from a non-pops ensemble. Everything is too creamy and smooth, even when the music doesn’t call for it. There are moments where I want and expect more dynamic variances and they don’t observe them.
@nittneylion846 күн бұрын
Always liked this song. Can’t keep my feet still
@Downriver737 күн бұрын
Still a classic - play this one loud.
@digidrum20037 күн бұрын
Wow!!!!!
@Shred_The_Weapon7 күн бұрын
Is Chuck Mangione really himself - or Arturo Toscanini? That’s meant as a compliment.
@rangermcq68028 күн бұрын
Oh man do I miss those days.... the best music ever!!
@ejnordberg9 күн бұрын
70's top-40 music. Hard to believe now.
@josemelendez85499 күн бұрын
💥 so dynamic
@yankeewash7210 күн бұрын
What a gifted musician Gerry Niewood was, and what a terrible loss it was when he died on the Colgan 3407 plane crash back in February 2009.
@les13robinson11 күн бұрын
Love this...for me...July 1978 in Montreal. A great summer. Thanks, Chuck. I'm still listening and loving. RIP Chris Vadala.
@GFLJO11 күн бұрын
Some young band member in the rhythm section. That doesn’t look like Ed Shaunessy on drums, nor the regular guitarist or bass player…
@HLH6512 күн бұрын
Wonderful. But go to the Gym.make it a life style. Carnarvor Diet. I am 74.do for you .
@mamaangie91112 күн бұрын
I've heard this song before but not with Johnny singing along. I LOVED it. Do more like this. Gina M. Los Angeles
@winknotes13 күн бұрын
wow those French horn players!
@aobeso2513 күн бұрын
The rhythm section here is 🔥
@phill.292415 күн бұрын
Chuck was responsible for my evolving appreciation of jazz when I was young. I saw him twice in concert, too.
@JamesMoore-sx3gv15 күн бұрын
Classic.
@antoniocolonio46816 күн бұрын
Very good Chuck!!
@silva77716 күн бұрын
Electric guitars ruined jazz.
@bazonics14 күн бұрын
Electric guitars saved jazz
@user-ug6ti3op3x8 күн бұрын
So did Soprano Sax. One of the few tunes where is fits into the score .
@timinla646 күн бұрын
@@bazonics Completely disagree. That guitar line is smokin’!!
@pumpkinking51747 сағат бұрын
Yeah, Wes Montgomery sucked.....😂
@user-ug6ti3op3x6 сағат бұрын
@pumpkinking5174 what about Joe Pass , Tal Farlow, George Benson , all the pre Nashville guitarist that came from the jazz era? Charlie Christian ?
@charlesarmstrong529216 күн бұрын
Wow What a Blast. So glad I lucked out finding this. Loved Chuck Mangione back in the 70`s and found him again here. Thanks!!
@user-uo2mc8yh8j17 күн бұрын
Wish i could give TEN thumbs up!….. wish yhat was an option..
@silva77716 күн бұрын
LOL. Maybe listen to some real jazz by a real trumpet player.
@user-uo2mc8yh8j16 күн бұрын
@@silva777 damned if you do and damned of you dont….give an insult… get an insult…. Give a compliment… get an insult…
@matttheboatman17 күн бұрын
My favorite song. Have not ever seen this live version with Don Potter singing. Thank you for posting!
@rogerjamesmusic17 күн бұрын
No one made quality instrumentals more accessible.
@edsherrod521618 күн бұрын
Wow - I've got his records and listened to them a lot will going to college in the late 70's, but have never seen this performed. Even though the praise is decades afterwards - great job and thanks for posting this!
@sandramariacasagrande64018 күн бұрын
Para os que adoram criticar o que realmente torna bonito o canto do Johnny é o seu vibrato. Faz bem aos ouvidos. E lindo. Aliás a única voz no mundo que a gente jamais se enjoa de ouvir. Parabéns Johnny.
@acedrumminman19 күн бұрын
I grew up around Chuck, were both from Rochester, him, Gadd Gerry Niewood, Vinnie Ruggerio...he came to my High School and spend six weeks rehearsing our Concert and Jazz Band...he was great fun and made us feel like real players.
@clcortelyouКүн бұрын
I must be just a few years younger than you. I was a freshman in high school in Geneva when “Feels So Good” came out. How cool it must have been to with those guys!
@mannymolina991519 күн бұрын
I remember this performance. One of the best! Thank you for sharing. ❤
@James-ku2ey22 күн бұрын
2024 what a great conductor.
@heidiq277722 күн бұрын
My comfort music! I saw him several times in the 70's and 80's. I love him and his band from back then.
@Banjoey124 күн бұрын
How didn’t miss this back in the day?!? I had no idea this existed… thanks for posting!
@saintbees208819 күн бұрын
See the NPR live concert where he conducts this tune with full orchestra.
@AllinGold226 күн бұрын
The day before I graduated high school. A Friday night.
@timburt898229 күн бұрын
When i was small boy..they were my back door neighbors
@sadmachines6991Ай бұрын
Google AI search is so good now that I sang the song and it found it. My wife and I grew up in the 70's and were joking about this song we used to hear as little kids but no idea what it was.
@williamleather500Ай бұрын
I still miss Jerry Neiwood. . . . .R.I.P.
@scottmarkiewicz6436Ай бұрын
When did song come on
@VENZUL0Ай бұрын
Simply gorgeous
@DanielWesleyKCKАй бұрын
What's up with everyone using this great song as an excuse to shit on modern music? There is a ton of great music being made today! News flash: You can like old music and new music at the same time!
@julesdudes853Ай бұрын
hello, fellow windsor readers
@tinaleerz3386Ай бұрын
Getting so close 🎼 to a Supreme Court Win 🎶.. Allegations of Twenty Twenty Voter *.On Behalf of All Patriots Across This World, Thank You Brunson Brothers for Your Love of America. 🛕👪 🇺🇲. tmwkt.
@cmorales5Ай бұрын
For a moment I thought that was in the famous concert in Hollywood Bowl….
@fgleidsonАй бұрын
Simplesmente Genial!!!
@timwilliams20352 ай бұрын
Seems like Chuck and I have the same moves. It’s the music, It’s gets you hopping.
@joetursi95732 ай бұрын
Maybe is is as good--almost,
@Darkri567892 ай бұрын
His wife must be very pleased.
@markopetrovic73762 ай бұрын
Williams is very precise as conductor. And understand orchestra leading as music context. Excellent. Marsalis is genius.
@xylfox2 ай бұрын
1978 was such a great year in pop-music
@adilsoncaetanocoelho2 ай бұрын
Ele consegui desbancar um dos maiores trompetista .
@negzak2 ай бұрын
Son jeu est très différent de celui de Maurice André...Je le préfère!!!
@paulmorris25462 ай бұрын
How IRONIC! .II was AT that Hollywood Bowl concert.. gave the record to my folks .. also a few other gigs .. met guitarist Grant .. his brother, Gap .. Annnnd PAPA Mangione .. just never Chuck. 🙄 I ALSO happened to be in Johnny's audience on his FINAL show .. I'd just never seen THIS until NOW! 🤩
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I am going to disagree with the commenters about the orchestral playing. I find it lacking compared to what you’d get from a non-pops ensemble. Everything is too creamy and smooth, even when the music doesn’t call for it. There are moments where I want and expect more dynamic variances and they don’t observe them.
Always liked this song. Can’t keep my feet still
Still a classic - play this one loud.
Wow!!!!!
Is Chuck Mangione really himself - or Arturo Toscanini? That’s meant as a compliment.
Oh man do I miss those days.... the best music ever!!
70's top-40 music. Hard to believe now.
💥 so dynamic
What a gifted musician Gerry Niewood was, and what a terrible loss it was when he died on the Colgan 3407 plane crash back in February 2009.
Love this...for me...July 1978 in Montreal. A great summer. Thanks, Chuck. I'm still listening and loving. RIP Chris Vadala.
Some young band member in the rhythm section. That doesn’t look like Ed Shaunessy on drums, nor the regular guitarist or bass player…
Wonderful. But go to the Gym.make it a life style. Carnarvor Diet. I am 74.do for you .
I've heard this song before but not with Johnny singing along. I LOVED it. Do more like this. Gina M. Los Angeles
wow those French horn players!
The rhythm section here is 🔥
Chuck was responsible for my evolving appreciation of jazz when I was young. I saw him twice in concert, too.
Classic.
Very good Chuck!!
Electric guitars ruined jazz.
Electric guitars saved jazz
So did Soprano Sax. One of the few tunes where is fits into the score .
@@bazonics Completely disagree. That guitar line is smokin’!!
Yeah, Wes Montgomery sucked.....😂
@pumpkinking5174 what about Joe Pass , Tal Farlow, George Benson , all the pre Nashville guitarist that came from the jazz era? Charlie Christian ?
Wow What a Blast. So glad I lucked out finding this. Loved Chuck Mangione back in the 70`s and found him again here. Thanks!!
Wish i could give TEN thumbs up!….. wish yhat was an option..
LOL. Maybe listen to some real jazz by a real trumpet player.
@@silva777 damned if you do and damned of you dont….give an insult… get an insult…. Give a compliment… get an insult…
My favorite song. Have not ever seen this live version with Don Potter singing. Thank you for posting!
No one made quality instrumentals more accessible.
Wow - I've got his records and listened to them a lot will going to college in the late 70's, but have never seen this performed. Even though the praise is decades afterwards - great job and thanks for posting this!
Para os que adoram criticar o que realmente torna bonito o canto do Johnny é o seu vibrato. Faz bem aos ouvidos. E lindo. Aliás a única voz no mundo que a gente jamais se enjoa de ouvir. Parabéns Johnny.
I grew up around Chuck, were both from Rochester, him, Gadd Gerry Niewood, Vinnie Ruggerio...he came to my High School and spend six weeks rehearsing our Concert and Jazz Band...he was great fun and made us feel like real players.
I must be just a few years younger than you. I was a freshman in high school in Geneva when “Feels So Good” came out. How cool it must have been to with those guys!
I remember this performance. One of the best! Thank you for sharing. ❤
2024 what a great conductor.
My comfort music! I saw him several times in the 70's and 80's. I love him and his band from back then.
How didn’t miss this back in the day?!? I had no idea this existed… thanks for posting!
See the NPR live concert where he conducts this tune with full orchestra.
The day before I graduated high school. A Friday night.
When i was small boy..they were my back door neighbors
Google AI search is so good now that I sang the song and it found it. My wife and I grew up in the 70's and were joking about this song we used to hear as little kids but no idea what it was.
I still miss Jerry Neiwood. . . . .R.I.P.
When did song come on
Simply gorgeous
What's up with everyone using this great song as an excuse to shit on modern music? There is a ton of great music being made today! News flash: You can like old music and new music at the same time!
hello, fellow windsor readers
Getting so close 🎼 to a Supreme Court Win 🎶.. Allegations of Twenty Twenty Voter *.On Behalf of All Patriots Across This World, Thank You Brunson Brothers for Your Love of America. 🛕👪 🇺🇲. tmwkt.
For a moment I thought that was in the famous concert in Hollywood Bowl….
Simplesmente Genial!!!
Seems like Chuck and I have the same moves. It’s the music, It’s gets you hopping.
Maybe is is as good--almost,
His wife must be very pleased.
Williams is very precise as conductor. And understand orchestra leading as music context. Excellent. Marsalis is genius.
1978 was such a great year in pop-music
Ele consegui desbancar um dos maiores trompetista .
Son jeu est très différent de celui de Maurice André...Je le préfère!!!
How IRONIC! .II was AT that Hollywood Bowl concert.. gave the record to my folks .. also a few other gigs .. met guitarist Grant .. his brother, Gap .. Annnnd PAPA Mangione .. just never Chuck. 🙄 I ALSO happened to be in Johnny's audience on his FINAL show .. I'd just never seen THIS until NOW! 🤩