Chet Baker Acrostic.

Goldfinch60



Cherished sound

Making music in my life

Ever more important

To my waking world.

 

Bringing joy into to my heart,

A sound so unique

Keeps me wondering

Ever more, as his music

Reverberates in my soul.

  • Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 1st, 2019 03:20
  • Category: Reflection
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Comments5

  • orchidee

    A good write Gold.

  • Neville

    Ah' something of a classic ... I am glad you posted this poem and accompanying sound clip... sums up just the way I feel.... N

    • Goldfinch60

      Thank you Neville, chet is my favourite trumpeter.

      • Neville

        Snap.....

      • Michael Edwards

        Great clip and poem Andy - hope you are okay and enjoying your break.

        • Goldfinch60

          Thanks Michael. I was until I became ill Thursday evening, I spent yesterday in bed or in the bathroom but seem to be better today.

        • dusk arising

          Love chet, hate acrostics.
          Wonderful toothless fluffy trumpet and in later years a wonderfully worn voice and phrasing.
          The late stuff was really him at his best which is not how things usually work out for musicians. But there again he didnt fade away, took a dive out of a window to an abrupt end.

          • Goldfinch60

            Chet is my favourite trumpeter, his sound is so smooth.
            I agree he found his way in the later years of his life.
            There is some discussion as to whether he threw himself out of that hotel window or whether he just fell due to his drug habit.

            • dusk arising

              Chet really is unique and has attracted much rumour and scandal in his time, i.e. conflicting stories about how he lost his teeth, was it a drug deal story invented by himself or the car crash. Pairing with amazing mulligan brought them both further into the limelight. Chet totally self taught, unable to read a note was able to hold his own in any orchestra/horn section before he became a famous crooner. My fav's of his are 'imagination is funny' and 'i fall in love too easily'.

              • 4 more comments

            • ANGELA & BRIAN

              THANKS FOR SHARING : UNCLE ANDY : Music sans mot always stirs my soul : especially Cool Jazz from Chets Horn :AWESOME. Its 9am Saturday here and the Sun is shining : Ruth & I are going window shopping and your melody has lifted our Spirits ~ AMEN
              Blessings & Love ~ to You & Joyce
              ANGELA 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡



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