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one of the coldest tracks Mr. Montgomery ever produced.
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- Artist: Wes Montgomery
- Song: A Day In The Life
- Music Genre: Jazz
- Length: 05:47
- Filesize: 8.1MB
- Kbps: 192Kbps
- Date: 2020-06-14
- Who Added: Austin Richardson
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Michael Gibbons
When I get rich and famous, this is the song that'll be played in my penthouse elevator.
karaokepoet
Wes Mongomery was a Guitar god. A Day in The Life is, was and will always be . . . Immortal:)
john banda
This great guitar performer, came into my ear, during my 1968-1969 tour in Viet-Nam, and this tune, and Bumpin' On SunSet has been it ever since.. Rest In Peace Wes. Thanks A Million
Jodi Bice
This man made this song talk to you unlike any other
MisterButchoyGames
Baker's Keyboard Lounge, Detroit, MI first outing with this tune. I have two singed LPs from the great one. He gave one heck of a performance that night.
featheryGoddess
At the age of 18 I took this album from my uncle's collections, it blew my mind in 1980. Been hooked every sense.
MrSoaptaco
This SCREAMS being part of a movie montage.... Damn this is smooth
Marlene n David
I bought "A Day in the Life" LP when I was in high school, without paying much attention to performers at all, just after reading a critic's review. It instantly became one of my favourite records. Years later, I suddenly realised I have a record with Wes Montgomery on guitar, Ron Carter bass, Herbie Hancock piano!
Adriana Orozco
I was on my way to Vietnam in Jan '87 and I remember this song coursing through my mind. It was a pleasure to listen to after coming back from the LZ. I love his guitar work on bumpin' and 'Shadow of your Smile.' He was mesmerizing. Made your heart and mind see and imagine what he was expressing. I might have had too much pot.*cough*.
Pavlov Könen
When I was a kid, my parents and such force feed me Wes Montgmery and such... Thank God!!!
Mitch Tell
Folks like myself, who are native Hoosiers, are proud to call him a fellow Hoosier, from Indianapolis. This was one of many releases around this time when jazz, pop and funk began to merge. Believe it or not, this album is almost 50 years old, released in the Summer of 1967, became one of if not the biggest selling album of Montgomery. When it was released, jazz critics turned their noses up at it, calling it "too pop," background music, etc....Guess critics forgot jazz artists have to eat, too. No one worked as hard as Montgomery....he would work his factory job, then perform in the clubs at night. Unfortunately, having finally achieving the fame he so deserved and after returning from a tour, he told his wife he didn't feel, collapsed and died within minutes of a heart attack. He was 45. Just think about it: if it wasn't for Wes, there would be no Benson, Norman Brown and so many others who honor Montgomery by mimicking his playing style. Strings, horns arranged by the legendary producer Don Sebesky, with a liitle help by Herbie Hancock on piano, Ron Carter on bass, Grady Tate on drums. Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder.....timeless classic.
Hunter55
The Old Beatles tune from Sgt Pepper? The best user of Octaves I know.
Влад Лячик
I'm 62 to to be 63...we grew up on this...our beautiful mother Elizabeth smoking Marlboro red in the box and sipping in a beer. We miss her so much. A lady...yes a lady. She raised her six kids on her own and did great. No Mother no Father...both dead A dead husband when I made twelve but he was no help... I love him but he was irresponsible..my therapist said he was overwhelmed with so many kids. 1958 59 60 61 and 62...She handled it alone...Thank God for that amazing woman.
Mike Hopwood
Great music to remember Sir George Martin by. RIP George. RIP Wes Montgomery.
Matthew Dunn
pat metheny is a monster, i love him, but we montgomery is a legend.
it's like the pelé of jazz
Jan Graf
how can this even get a single dislike. this is musical art, and this is one of its finest examples!
Deyvis Pariona
My God!!! LISTEN to that INSTRUMENTATION!!! I love those screechy strings!!! Nobody does it like that anymore!!! UGH! Music today is so crappy when you hear a masterful piece like this!!!
bassplayer807
When I hear a true genius like Mr. Montgomery, I wonder where the music has gone. Who will continue the legacy?