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Silver Scroll: John Rowles and the Vietnam War
John Rowles is joined by The Vietnam War and guests to perform Cheryl Moana Marie, live at the Auckland Town Hall for the 2011 APRA Silver Scroll Awards. Thanks to APRA and Satellite Media.
John Rowles - If I Only Had Time
New Zealander John Rowles had 2 UK top 20 hit singles - 1968 If I Only had Time #3 1968 Hush .. Not A Word To Mary # 12
Jimmy Rowles Trio - Topsy
Jimmy Rowles Trio - Topsy (1954) Personnel: Jimmy Rowles (piano), Red Mitchell (bass), Art Mardigan (drums) from the album 'RARE-BUT WELL DONE'
Stacy Rowles Celebration
This is a collection of Photos of Stacy Rowles, taken at various events over the last 8 years. The most recent group were taken just six weeks before her passing in October 2009. There was a birthday celebration for her 54th Birthday at Sangria, a delightful jazz venue close to the Lighthouse at Hermosa Beach CA. The soundtrack for this collection is from the album that Stacy made with her Dad in April and May 1993. The other musicians were Eric von Essen and Joe Labarbera. Other musicians seen during the slideshow include Alan Barnes, Jeff Hamilton, Tommy Ruskin, Monty Alexander, Karrin Allyson, Danny Embry, Ann Patterson, Maiden Voyage, Holly Hofmann, Ingrid Jensen, Derek Smith, Chuck Berghofer, Houston Person, Phil Wilson, Mike Peak, Peggy Duquesnel, Paul Kreibich, and Putter Smith.
sunday monday or always - jimmy rowles
recorded live at the fuersts new york apartment, april 7th 1974
Esperanza Spalding - The Peacocks (Rowles)
A beautiful, imaginative rendition of Jimmy Rowles' The Peacocks. Esperanza Spalding - Junjo. Copyright: The Orchid Music
Jimmie Rowles & Stan Getz : The Peacocks
Jimmie Rowles' composition, "The Peacocks", must be just about my favorite ballad in all of jazz. I never tire of it. It pulls on something in me. This version, featuring Rowles with Stan Getz is the version I like best. "...It came to me when I was driving home from work one night," Rowles said. "I pulled over to the side of the road and wrote down what I was thinking. Then I worked on it the next day and finished it. I'm glad it happened. Always been glad about it." The soft, evocative cascades of notes, heavy with longing and languor, paint a mood picture reflecting Rowles' admiration for such Impressionist composers as Ravel and Debussy. (from the liner notes to "The Peacocks: Stan Getz Presents Jimmy Rowles, recorded in 1975). NOTE: If anyone objects to this not-for-profit video due to copyright issues, please make contact and it will be removed.
Stacy Rowles, "S' Wonderful" by George Gershwin
George Gershwin's "S'Wonderful" performed live during a Los Angeles summer evening concert featuring jazz vocalist/ Stacy Rowles, the daughter of the famous pianist, singer, composer Jimmy Rowles. Stacy is a killer hornwoman and truly exceptional vocalist. In this concert Stacy is part of John Kuri's jazz ensemble "Elixir and Friends." More of this concert is available on staytunedtv.com.
John Rowles (If I only had time.) In concert!
My Idol John Rowles Live Wellington Intercontinental Hotel 16th November 2008
Jimmie Rowles & Stan Getz : I'll Never Be The Same
Jimmie Rowles (1918-1996) was an American jazz pianist from Spokane, Washington, and was best known as an accompanist. He also released a number of albums under his own name, and explored various idioms including swing and cool jazz. Rowles worked with Lester Young, Billie Holiday, Benny Goodman, Woody Herman, Les Brown, Tommy Dorsey, Tony Bennett, Peggy Lee, Ella Fitzgerald, Zoot Sims, Stan Getz and Diana Krall, among others. Rowles' most famous composition is "The Peacocks". The track featured in this video is one of Rowles' occasional vocal performances, called "I'll Never Be The Same", from an album titled, "The Peacocks: Stan Getz Presents Jimmie Rowles". The Photographs: The photo of Stan Getz in shadow against the wall is by the brilliant jazz photographer William Claxton. The other photographs are borrowed from various internet sites. NOTE: If anyone objects to this not-for-profit video due to copyright issues, please make contact and it will be removed.
John Rowles - One Day
John Rowles - One Day lyrics: I close my eyes and I see you now The way once in a while You smile, a tender smile for me But now this smile has gone I'm alone and I lie here on my own Just wishing for the memories that I have known * One day I must find you again, my love One day guess I'll hang on till then, my love May be tomorrow, there'll be an end To all this sorrow I'll find my way, one day * And with this hand, I would touch your face And when you used to cry In these two arms, you'd lie with me But now I have to face Empty years, all the worries, all the fears With a broken heart, let's trying to stop
John Rowles Various
Maori entertainer sings various including "If I Only Had Time", "Cheryl Moana Marie",Maori medley etc.
One day - John Rowles
I close my eyes and I see you now, the way once in a while You smile, a tender smile for me. But now this smile has gone, I'm alone and I lie here on my own just wishing for the memories that I have known
The Peacocks (Jimmy Rowles)
STEREO-LINK: de.youtube.com The Peacocks by Jimmy Rowles played on the numa keyboard with the bechstein of quantum leap pianos. listens also to the soft pedal samples at the end.
Stacy Rowles, "Time After Time" with Marc Halbheer's LA Edition
Stacy Rowles passed away during the first week of November 2009. Here is a video of her performing Time After Time with Marc Halbheer's LA Edition at Charlie Os in Van Nuys, CA USA. Stacy Rowles (voc/tp/flh), Frank Strazzeri (p), David Angel (ts), Joel Hamilton (b), Marc Halbheer (d)
John Rowles sings 'If I ever had to say goodbye'
From the 'Ready to Roll' Show The 1978 Record Award, hosted by Stu Dennison.
John Rowles sings 'Cheryl Moana Marie'
New Zealands living legend, Mr. John Rowles sings his 1969 No. 1 Hit 'Cheryl Moana Marie'. Here you can hear a recording from his CD 'John Rowles sings the classics'. This CD was released in 2008. I hope you like my video. Comments and rankings are very welcome.
John Rowles sings 'Without you'
John Rowles live from Auckland, New Zealand 1974. This song is from Johns LP 'Live back home' wich was released in 1974. I hope you like my new video :)
Chris Mann and Ben Rowles Edit
Edit of Chris Mann and Ben Rowles filmed in two weeks of skating Barcelona and Berlin, with some stuff in England as well. (edit for the DC competition) filmed by Phil Harvey Song: The Coral - Pass It On www.youtube.com
John Rowles Dame Malvina Major "Sailing Hey Jude" medley
John Rowles Dame Malvina Major "Sailing Hey Jude" medley New Zealand Fosters Opera in the Park Auckland
Pianist Bill Mays plays Jimmy Rowles' "Looking Back" [VIDEO]
Jazz pianist Bill Mays plays Jimmy Rowles' "Looking Back" in a short promo clip from his new solo DVD. Purchase DVD at: www.billmays.net
John Rowles - If I Only Had Time
Lovley song with John Rowles also performed by Gene Pitney and two swedish singers, Lill Lindfors and Ola Håkansson, the lead singer of Ola and the Janglers
'The Prayer' Duet with Yulia & John Rowles
Yulia sings 'The Prayer' in a duet with John Rowles. The special element of this video diary is that a fan of Yulia named Colin brought his mother Joyce to Yulia's concert. When Yulia found out that Joyce loved the song 'The Prayer' she arranged for the presentation of the song specially for Colin's mum. So this is for you Joyce! :)
JOHN ROWLES & HINEWEHI MOHI '2010' - Requiem For A Soldier.
Each year on 25 April -- Anzac Day -- New Zealanders (and Australians) mark the anniversary of the Gallipoli landings of 1915. On that day, thousands of young men, far from their homes, stormed the beaches on the Gallipoli Peninsula in what is now modern Turkey. For nine long months New Zealanders, Australians and allies from France and the British Isles battled harsh conditions and Turkish opponents who were desperately fighting to protect their homeland. By the time the campaign ended, over 120000 men had died: more than 80000 Turkish soldiers and 44000 British and French soldiers, including over 8500 Australians. Among the dead were 2721 young New Zealanders, about a quarter of those who had landed on the peninsula. In the history of the Great War, the Gallipoli campaign made no large mark. The number of dead, although horrific, pales in comparison with the number that died in France and Belgium during the war. But for New Zealand, along with Australia and Turkey, the Gallipoli campaign played an important part in fostering a sense of national identity. 'LEST WE FORGET'
Al Cohn & Jimmy Rowles - Them there Eyes.wmv
Al Cohn (tenor sax), Jimmy Rowles (piano). From "Heavy Love" album, 1977, Xanadu
John Rowles - The Pain Goes On Forever
John Rowles - The Pain Goes On Forever. Top 5 Hit NZ 1965 www.flavourofnz.co.nz
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