№ 7 Perdido ** / Тромбон в джазе / Bible of Post Soviet Jazz Trombonists

0:10 - № 7 Perdido 3:58 - Playalong (минус) 7:50 - Пара слов к версии из сборника "Тромбон в джазе" А. Сухих Все ноты можно найти здесь: https://derwegdeszuges.jimdofree.com/... "Perdido" is a jazz standard composed by Juan Tizol that was recorded on December 3, 1941 by Duke Ellington. However, it is the January 21, 1942, recording of the song on the Victor label by the Ellington orchestra, of which Tizol was a member, that is regarded as the original recording. In 1944, Ervin Drake and Hans Lengsfelder were hired to write lyrics for the song. "Perdido" is Spanish and means lost, but also sloppy or indecent. The song refers to Perdido Street in New Orleans. Perdido Duke Ellington, Duke Ellington & His Orchestra Perdido, I look for my heart it's perdido I lost it way down in Torido While chancing a dance fiesta Bolero, he glanced as I danced the Bolero He said taking off his sombrero: "Let's meet for a sweet fietsa" High was the sun when we first came close Low was the moon when we said adios Perdido, since then has my heart been perdido I know I must go to Torido, that yearning to lose perdido I look for my heart it's perdido I lost it way down in Torido He glanced as I danced the Bolero He smiled as he tipped his sombrero High was the moon when we first came close Low was the moon when we said adios Since then has my heart been perdido I must go to Torido, that yearning telude Perdido oeoeoeoe Perdido oeoeoeoe Perdido The day the fiesta started Perdido oeoeoeoe Perdido oeoeoeoe Perdido That's when my heart departed It's perdido! Songwriter: Tizol, Drake, Lengsfelder