Rickie Lee Jones - Dat Dere (Live at the Wiltern Theatre)
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- Rickie Lee Jones performance of Dat Dere (Written By Oscar Brown Jr. & Bobby Timmons) at the Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, 1992.
Band: Sal Bernardi, John Leftwich, Mike O'Neill, Keith Fiddmont, Ed Mann, Frank Morracco.
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She is one of the greatest artists you americans have.
She is a treasure for us all
@@TonyWud right
Always cry with this song, I loved it before I had kids, now my world is exactly like this lyrics ❤
Unique, unpredictable and super charismatic artist. I was watching another jazz singer, and not knowing too much about what goes into it, I was marvelling at how she combined some really high level technical stuff with a playful, almost careless demeanour. So asked in the comments and someone told me that exactly this expression is among the highest ideals in jazz and jazz vocals. It's "the cool", and Rickie Lee Jones has it coming out of her ears.
Well said, this song is incredible difficult to sing, just even from a lyrical perspective, but the tempo, the swing phrasing, and she just makes it sound like no big deal. ..
@@leoray1234 100%
I am in love
wow, that is so cool. loved it. Love her. It's like the essential mom song, I can totally relate. I lost touch with RLJ's music some time back. Just recently I stumbled across her book, reading it now for 2nd time and it is a world reopening experience, It's affected me like her music always did, I've laughed out loud, I've cried, and thought a lot, it's takes me into a world I grew up in but had long forgotten, and I gotta say I miss those times, just didn't realize how much I did and how much I missed music made by artists, and this artist in particular. I highly recommend the book to all generations not just boomers. The name is "Last Chance Texaco, the chronicles of an American troubadour" So I am searching for every song from every album I missed(making a Christmas wish list as well) and rediscovering the great Rickie Lee Jones.
I just finished it and had the same reaction. The stories!
I bought the audiobook, now I'm with u guys
Guess what, I started ballet thus year, and my teacher looks exactly like her now
LINDA ❤? Do come around much?
@jungli2481 LA Arch ?❤ I come here to unwind after a hard day at the studio. Hbu? How's things on your end?
How long have you been single?
Are you going to be blk balled for the rest of time, and if so may I finally meat you before I leave town, you won't have to leave your infirmary, I'll gladly cook a vegetable stir fry for you and trummy and all the guys. How many suits do you have room for ? They are all 40 long now, but after you wash them clean.
So whimsical, so musical!!!
The pink panther jives and is very much alive in this doo dat!
Best rendition because Ricky Lee is so phenomenal and soulful Absolutely Beautiful Everyone
*smiling widely* Thoroughly enjoyed this jazzy joint!. Oh, that Rickie! She's a unique presence in her time.
this was 30+ yrs ago- saw her in the 80's. she was great.
Rickie is a goddess. Timeless, beautiful, original, thank you Rickie..
I love this song and must listen to it every few months to be reminded how much I love this song....
Just saw her perform in Dallas, and she still has it...unfortunately, she did not sing this song. She was playing with just a percussionist and keyboardist, so maybe that's why-no saxophonist/string bassist.
Just magic
I saw her many years ago in Hamburg-) Magic to my little heart ☺
Few can scat ... She's one of them! :)
Wow, that was cookin'.
She is so ahead of her times. Complicated change ups...and I don't even have a background in music.
One of my favorite song from Rickie Lee Jones. Such a feeling and meaning and musicality in every words . You're a musical treasure !
Great concert yesterday at Jazz Festival in France.
Very nice rendition of a great tune written by Bobby Timmons in 1960, famous jazz pianist who unfortunately died at very young age. I suppose Rickie wrote the words on it.
@@lajavaantoine2796 No she did not, Oscar Brown Jr did
@@racourdav Thanks for your information !
@@lajavaantoine2796 You’re welcome!
Awesome take and interpretation, fantastic singer!
oh man i was born 45years to lati like this scat
Great song! Just found this recently!
this is the best rendition of this song that i have ever heard. and also on the pop pop cd.
Rickie Lee Jones is great! Another (very different) version you might like: czcams.com/video/xRj914hN8m4/video.html
Brilliant ❤
she 's awesome
Father's day weekend and loving life and more. So glad to come across your channel. Forever a Ghosty Head!!!! Namaste...
Never heard this rendition but thoroughly enjoyed it .
just love it honestly
Hey mama, what's that there?
And what's that doing there?
Hey mama, up here! Mama, hey look at that over there!
And what's that doing there?
And where're they going there?
And mummy can I have that big elephant over there?
Who's that in my chair?
And what's he doing there?
Mummy, up here!
Mummy, can I go over there?
Hey mummy, what is square?
And where do we get air?
And mummy can I have that big elephant over there?
Quizzical kid!
She doesn?t want anything here
Just forever to manage to know who what why or where!
Inquisitive child!
Sometimes the questions get wild!
Like mommy can I have that big elephant over there?
Don't wanna comb my hair
And where's my teddy bear?
And Mamma, hey
Look at the cowboy coming there!
And can I have a pair
Of boots like that to wear?
And mummy can I have that big elephant over there?
Time will march
Days will go
And little baby's going to grow
I gotta tell her what she needs to know
I'll help her along
And she'll be strong
And she'll know right from wrong
As life's parade goes marching by
She's gonna need to know some reasons why
I don't have all the answers
But I'll try to do what I can
We?ll make a plan
you give the kid your best
And hope she?ll pass the test
And finally send her out into the world somewhere
and though she's grown up I bet I never will forget
Mummy, can I have that big elephant over there?
Hey why they do that there?
And how you put that there?
Hey mummy, up here! Hey mummy, what that say up there?
Hey mummy, what is fair?
How come I have to share?
And mummy can I have that big elephant over there?
Yeah, Oscar Brown Jr.'s lyrics are great and match well this amazing Bobby Timmons composition.
Very cool 😎
total class ...been a fan right through x
First heard this song on London's Jazz FM way back in 1992. Well Jazz FM mutated to Smooth FM, but this song is as fresh today as when I first heard it.
Love that there is an elephant over there!
Bravo! She is excellent!
she just sang my life... ,
iBett the'zz days no 1 z a clue ~~~
Super bassiste! En plus il fait la deuxième voix sans bouger de sa ligne de basse!!!!
I have this DVD and have nearly wore it out
non ci sono parole!!!Great!!!!
FORMIDABLE ! LA JOIE DE VIVRE !!!
I like that the words are clearer in Brown's version.
Nicely covered!
Soooooo goood!!! omg
So great ❤❤❤❤
THANK YOU GOD
rien a dire, exceptionel
Genius
Love it
Sweet!
Was a great show!
The big church in town has an elephant
Dope, she says Deya weird 😅
bass player is John Leftwich.
Such a feeling, swing and groove !
That tenor sax player deserves a statue 🙏👏 who is he, anyone knows?
Keith Fiddmont
Hi. Thanks
Right on
Super musicos génial !!!!
it's a darling song, but the arch-cleverness of the rhymes makes a guy nod off after a while.
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♡
Me gustaria escuchar una interpretacion actual de la cancion, si es posible con la voz de la vocalista de moonchill!.
Does there exist a dvd of this performance ? I mean the whole concert ! Anyone .... thx ;-)
Yes. I found a copy on eBay. It's just entitled Rickie Lee Jones Live at the Wiltern Theatre. It's great
👍😍👌
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Good but prefer the Eddie Jefferson version.
I love Eddie Jefferson, but I'll take the Oscar Brown, Jr. version - he was absolutely brilliant and he wrote the lyrics to this great Bobby Timmons tune.
Nice instrumental, but that vocalist needs a lot of practice.
+Peach Mew I'm curious, what did you think was wrong with her performance?
+ Carlos Perrone if you know jazz, do not know if you know, I really do not know much , this song is the genre HARD BOP. to my knowledge , it should be sung in a more strict and fine fashion, and sing specific notes ...
but in the end it is a matter of taste and interpretation .
+Peach Mew Rickie Lee Jone, needing practicee, of course, open your mind, her own interpretation, ah, you, jazz and classical integrits...
+Peach Mew You do not like how she cook ?
THE "VOCALIST"? R U FOR REAL??