Moody's Mood For Love by Bebop Entertainment - [Sextet Format] video free download

Hi everyone! Here we are, BEBOP Entertainment music team at Upper Room, Thamrin, Jakarta - Indonesia.

We performed ''Moody's Mood For Love' for Togi & Alissa's wedding in May 12th 2012.

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About 'Moody's Mood For Love':

James Moody created his improvised solo in 1949 on a visit to Sweden. Moody's version clearly shows the influence of Charlie Parker. Later in 1952 , jazz singer Eddie Jefferson wrote lyrics to this improvisation by Moody, a practice known as vocalese. This particular arrangement of the song did not come to be known by its now common title of "Moody's Mood for Love" until King Pleasure released a very popular vocal version in 1954.

Other artists who later released renditions of the song include Van Morrison, George Benson, Aretha Franklin from "Hey Now Hey (The Other Side of the Sky)", Queen Latifah, Tito Puente, Kermit Ruffins, The Ray Gelato Giants, Amy Winehouse, Mina and Georgie Fame. In 1995 Quincy Jones released a multi-harmony version of the track with his album Q's Jook Joint featuring the artists Take 6 in collaboration with Brian McKnight.