Jive Samba Dianne Reeves
"Jive Samba" by Dianne Reeves, released in 2000, is a vibrant #Jazz piece that celebrates the joy of dance and the rhythm of life. The lyrics convey themes of freedom, movement, and cultural connection, inviting listeners to embrace spontaneity. The song features lively instrumentation and playful melodies, reflecting its Afro-Brazilian roots, contributing to its lively cultural impact.
"Hipness is not a state of mind but a fact of life"
He used to say
A big man with a big alto sound
Folks affectionately called him Cannonball
"A teacher, historian, a jazz griot" someone wrote
Cannon could blow a sermon with every note
Departed at the young age of forty-three plus three
But not without leaving us a rich jazz legacy
He used to say
A big man with a big alto sound
Folks affectionately called him Cannonball
"A teacher, historian, a jazz griot" someone wrote
Cannon could blow a sermon with every note
Departed at the young age of forty-three plus three
But not without leaving us a rich jazz legacy
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