George Shearing - September In the Rain free for downloading

Thank you for sharing the listening pleasure ...

such a Far out bebopper when he wanted to be - and its not just finger=-wiggling- this is al CONTENT ! as good as it gets ----few had his technical grasp - maybe Art Tatum , but then ?

Wonderful, wonderful. My first date was a dinner date, St. Paul, MN. with Geroge Shearing appearing in a live performance. One of my many great exposures to live jazz in the 40's.and 50's.

shares a resemblance to peter sellers

Love Shearing. So happy to find this channel.

classic sir george one of his gems.great pics too especially the one were hes been knighted by her majesty.that was long overdue im sure everyone will agree.a legend without doubt.sir george brought joy to millions and still does through his music.the world has lost another giant.many thanks boocox.

Grew up hearing GS in my household in the early 50's and can still see the 78 record spinning... Later as an adult and married l had the pleasure of seeing him live around 1976 live in Silver Spring Md... Only disappointment was there was no vibe player, but still a treat to see him live after all those years. Many may not be aware of it, but George Shearing was blind.

Hard to explain the way I feel about this guy and his music. Pure genius.

Classic Shearing. Best music in the bop, cool jazz style

Thanks Boo. This is the tune I listened to on a 78rpm MGM disc on Nana & Grandad's radiogram in the early 1960's. It's wonderful that you love this great tune too. Let's see more...

I played a piano arrangement made out of his rendition, for my final exam, and thanks to this, I got more score playing this than any other two pieces (one a baroque piece, anothet one romantic). Glad to have picked jazz piece for the third category.

Now this is what piano playing is about. Very warm, sweet , and a true delight to listen to .

this was a record i heard when i was about 5 or 6 years old, my older brother played it. I loved it then and I love it still !!!!!

Oh! how this takes me back to my first introduction to George Shearing in the 1950's.Those wonderful chords..

Sold 900,00 copies, can't imagine that these days.

Thanks - a favorite of mine played by a wonderful pianist. Thanks for all the great shots of him.