So What Eddie Jefferson
"So What" by Eddie Jefferson, released in 1964, is a jazz vocal piece that explores themes of existentialism and the complexities of life. The lyrics convey a nonchalant attitude towards life's challenges, embracing a carefree philosophy. Musically, it features improvisational elements typical of jazz, with Jefferson's unique vocal style blending spoken word and melody. The song has had a significant cultural impact, influencing both jazz and popular music, and is often associated with the cool jazz movement. #Jazz
Miles Davis walked off the stage
That's what the folks are all saying
Oh yes, he did leave the stage
After his solo was all over
Coltrane he walked off the stage
That's what the folks are all saying
Yes, they both left the stage
Clean out of sight
They felt they had to rehearse
Although we know they are masters
They get a real groovy sound
And you will have to admit it
Yes, they both left the stage
Soon as their solo's were over
And if you can't figure out
Their groove I'd like to help you
Their groove, I've helped you
So what
That's what the folks are all saying
Oh yes, he did leave the stage
After his solo was all over
Coltrane he walked off the stage
That's what the folks are all saying
Yes, they both left the stage
Clean out of sight
They felt they had to rehearse
Although we know they are masters
They get a real groovy sound
And you will have to admit it
Yes, they both left the stage
Soon as their solo's were over
And if you can't figure out
Their groove I'd like to help you
Their groove, I've helped you
So what
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