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Al Hirt - Stranger In Paradise (1963)
From the RCA album: Trumpet And Strings
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9 years назад
DocDLH
Ahhhh... I remember this one well. I had it on a special tape that I played on a portable recorder (before such players came standard in cars!). I played that in the car while I made out with my first love, who I later married. Though the marriage didn't last, this brings up warm fuzzy wonderful feelings of when love was young, hopeful, full of promise, with the whole of the future in front of us. I'm grateful for that and this .. to this day!10 years назад
Manintoga
I love to sing this one when drunk and deafen my neighbors XD10 years назад
Jaime Hixson
R.I.P., Al. He truly was one of a kind.11 years назад
Marty Lemons
soaring above the orchestra as usual. one of his best songs11 years назад
EricJamesHanson
Just plain wonderful arrangement which Al played fabulously! This is a goose bump generator for those of us who really know trumpet.11 years назад
Rodney Hayes
Oh for sure, didn't mean to slight the arranger/conductor.....all right at the top.11 years назад
Jan Zwiggelaar
Fantastisch Prof. Dr. Jan Zwiggelaar.11 years назад
Nandy Dagondon
He's the King. I enjoyed his music way back 50 years ago until now. The arranger and conductor Marty Paich rings a bell. Yes, he's the father of David Paich of Toto. A credit to the arranger/conductor, too. Thanks for the info.11 years назад
Rodney Hayes
Immediately after the final "take" of this recording the entire orchestra arose and gave Al a standing ovation. What an honor for one of the best trumpet tooters to ever come out of New Orleans.12 years назад
oldwatchman
First heard this 40 years ago, and to this day never heard ANYONE play trumpet like this man. Al was without equal.12 years назад
plafkinfarms
This song is very special to my wife and myself, if only I could find a cure for Lewy Body Dementia and Parkinsons; it would truly be a blessing; we have been together for over 57 years. Roger Plafkin-Plafkin Farms, Ada, Michigan12 years назад
oidordemusica
Alguien tiene el tema The World we Knew ejecutado por Al Hirt. Es bueno. Ojalá pudieran subirlo.13 years назад
Pat Whalen
My father had this album and I used to play this song over and over again. So good to hear it again after all this time. Al, you're the man....and so are you, Dad, love you!!13 years назад
George Bollinger
ty for posting this song.one of my favorite songs he played.13 years назад
