Love this song now and loved it back when! Thank you!
Love this song now and loved it back when! Thank you!
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This is more obscure, but it's one of my favorites (Worth a listen) youtu.be/1mLdUFw4Xfc?...
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Every Sunday. South Florida LOVE 94 Sunday morning jazz. Miss them. Every Sunday morning was cleaning day on the sailboat. Volume at 11. RIP Chuck & thank you for your music & talent. β€οΈ
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Made my years in the Catskills during the 70βs COMPLETEβ¦
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No, it wasn't. im glad to say. Just noise.
It was Ok for the '70s, but you lost me at "banger."
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What a week !
Still in my rotation from when I was younger
It was played all the time on the jukebox at my high school cafeteria. Really evokes a carefree time for me.
βββ Was also the first concert I ever went to - 11th grade.
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Hill Where the Lord Lies Legend of The One Eyed Sailor Land of Make Believe (with the incredible Esther Satterrfield) Chase the Clouds Away All of it Indelible influence on me.
So sad we often lose this talent over the years. I hear this now & wish I'd continued to listen to it over the decades. Such talent.
Yes! Such a great sound.
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My band teacher in 5th grade, in 1978, thought it was a good idea for us to learn it, because it was so popular and not rock music. We did not learn it.
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The four consecutive albums from β75 through β77 are absolutely magic: Chase the Clouds Away Bellavia Main Squeeze Feels So Good Chuck was on fire at this time. I still play every tune on these albums on the regular. RIP Chuck!
He was from Rochester, NY, where I grew up. An amazing musician.
Iβm from Rochester and donβt get the draw from this song.
I use to wake up to this when I very young...
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Fuck yah!!!
We had to play this in band every home game.
Love Chuck Mangione and his beautiful music!
back in the day, this made all HS Band brass players cool & hip... It made me buy his albums & Maynard Ferguson's and get into Miles Davis and Dizzy....
My father played several instrumentsπ₯πΈbut favored the trumpet πΊ.He was really good!π My Dad introduced me to many genres of music πΆ. Jazz is special. Very sophisticated. Of course I own several of Mr Mangioneβs CDs πΏ πΏ πΏ πΏπ So sorry to hear of his passing. RIP Sir. Thank you for letting us know. π’
Thanks so much for posting this. I wouldnβt have realized the song without hitting play. Less importantly: This is end-round music for our weekly trivia thing, so our host is definitely gonna have something in there.
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Still does! #yachtrock
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Don't sleep on the Cannonball Run theme www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHq8...
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Released in 1977 - I was already in college. great music.
During the spring of 1978, our 9th-grade mechanical arts teacher always had the radio on during class, so I can't see a T-square without thinking of this song.
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My inner 70s child felt all kinds of spoiled between the discussion of "Feels So Good" in "Dr. Strange" and the sampling of Herb Alpert's "Rise" in "Spiderman: Across the Universe." π₯°πΆπΊ #RIPChuckMangione
First year of college (Occidental); that music was ubiquitous.
People turned their speakers to play it toward the quad, so everyone could enjoy it.
Yep. That, and also Spyro Gyra. Good stuff. And a very cool alternative than the last of the disco crap (βFreak Outβ exhibit 1)
This was on the radio every time I went to the dentist as a kid
Remember the Olympics had this as the theme sone- Greatest opening every night
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I have mixed feelings here. Teched a Mangione show in college (student theatre tech).Our instructions were βdo not make eye contact with the artist, do not speak to the artist, step aside if the artist approaches youβ and so on. He was a talented musician, butβ¦ I will reserve my opinion otherwise.
The music of my memories! I grew up to that sound.
I hope Chuck Mangione gets blasted all over the airwaves and it inspires more young people to pick up a horn in band. #FeelsSoGood #ChuckMangione #Brass
WHAS is Louisville played it during the ticker for school closings in the 77 blizzard. We loved it.
βSongs give you energy.β πΆβ‘οΈπ Maybe this energetic song which tells a true story will become your Song of the Day! π₯π΅π»β£οΈ My son composed it all and played every instrument himself.π« open.spotify.com/intl-tr/albu...
For a while you couldn't get away from this recording. It was everywhere. It played on all kinds of radio stations. It busted formats all over the country.
Evvvvvverywhere
I had all of his recordings from the numerous times I saw him. Unfortunately they were lost (probably stolen) in a move.
I heard it before I unmuted.
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Ha! I was a sophomore in college in my hometown of Rochester, NY! Chuck was literally my "Homeboy!"
I was 5 when that song came out. I was instantly enamored by it. It's still a favorite. I love that in more recent years, he plated himself on "King Of The Hill" and turned every song into "Feels So Good". I'm in Rochester, where he lived. He's definitely being celebrated & remembered.
I love his music SO much.
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I was already a grown up. Saw him in Milwaukee in 1980. β€οΈ
Walked down the aisle to It in 1979!
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Always on the radio
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Sad lost many people this week.
"Bellavia" is another great song.
From right here in Rochester ( Lou Gramm too)
Um I grew up in his hometown of Rochester. Every home in the suburbs was issued a copy and 95am WBBF played it on a loop.
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π who didn't have that song playing constantly back then? In the car, on hold on the phone, standing in line at the pharmacy, etc., etc., etc. It was everywhere!
Chuck played our high school in Rochester at his peak, playing as a community service. A real mensch.
So many people in my family and friends had no idea who that was until I started humming that song, then they're like, "Oh, THAT guy!"β€οΈβ€οΈ
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ππ»ββοΈ I used to tie my momβs transistor radio to my handle bars and ride around my neighborhood with this song blaring!
so said all of the children of sanchez
Actually saw him in concert when I was in highschool. I remember sneaking a tape recorder in to tape a 90 minute tape, hoping I wouldn't be caught. Wasn't caught, but on the long drive home, my car's tape player ate the tape & I had to carefully pull out yards of crinkled tape without breaking it ππ΅βπ«
I was playing that banger. Middle school talent show. Me and my flugel horn in front of the entire 9th grade. Still have the horn. Havenβt played it well since 1984. π¬
Miles and Chuck made my childhood special.
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