I am an emerging Jazz and Blues vocalist who just wants to entertain and get my voice out there on the Internet.
I AM TRACKING COVERS WITH PRO TOOLS NOW, STAY TUNED! THIS IS GOING TO BE A GAME-CHANGER.
MORE COVERS TO COME IN THE FUTURE, BUT MY TRUE GOAL AND PASSION IS WRITING MY OWN MUSIC.
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING FOR COOL ENJOYMENT.
I hope you enjoy the video presentation and the vocals which I loved doing for you all!
This original cover song "The Girl From Ipanema," was written by Antonio Carlos Jobim. However, I will perform it as "The Boy From Ipanema." Please stay tuned for my interpretation of Jobim's hit Brazilian Bossa Nova and Jazz song.
This song was first performed by Astrud Gilberto, and then remade by other artists such as Diana Krall. "The Girl From Ipanema" was inspired by Pinheiro, who was a gorgeous seventeen year old woman at the time.
Sway is a bolero-mambo written by Mexican composer Luis Demetrio, who sold the rights to fellow songwriter Pablo Beltran Ruiz. Sway was first recorded back in 1954 and has become a standard for both jazz and pop repertoire. Dean Martin first made the song famous with the Dick Stable Orchestra. It has also had many other successful cover versions, such as Michael Buble's version in 2003.
THIS WAS MY DAD'S FAVORITE!
Please subscribe to Dragonfly Studios for cool and free music, and enjoy!
This song was first performed by the Jazz band "The Crusaders," and it was sung by vocal artist Randy Crawford. It became the groups most successful entry on the soul chart and was on the Top 40 single charts.
Its absolutely free and it will be full of cool entertainment for you! Please enjoy my efforts!
The cover song "Wild Horses" was first performed by The Rolling Stones, and then by vocalist superstar Susan Boyle.
It is absolutely free to you to enjoy Dragonfly Studios. Thank you for your support!
This one uses vintage elements in the mix utilizing old-time recording and telephone equipment.
Please subscribe to my YouTube Channel. It is absoluetely free to receive cool entertainment.
DON'T LET ANYTHING STOP YOU FROM VIEWING SOME SENSORY STORY TELLING IN THE DEEP BLUE SEA!
It is free and enjoyable for you!
This is my song dedication to all the victims and their families of the dreaded Corona Virus. Let us pray!
Dragonfly Studios is FREE, and great music is going to be coming soon!
Here is Bill Withers' iconic soul hit "Use Me." Its hard to say just who is using who, if it is the man, or if it is the woman, but it could be that they are just using each other.
It is absolutely free to you to enjoy my work!
Originally performed blissfully by Billie Holiday and then divinely by Sarah Vaughan who sang the cover. Loveman is a timeless jazz standard classic written back in 1941 by Jimmy Davis, Roger Ramirez and James Sherman. Take a trip down memory lane and listen to this intoxicating and passionate ballad. Have you found your Loverman?
I do these presentations without any financial help. At least help me get some exposure and subscribers.
Frank Sinatra, old blue eyes was my Dad's absolute favorite singer, What a talent he was! I really think he was perfect!
Here is the new link:
Its as free as the clouds for you to enjoy!
He was my Dad's favorite singer! He was pure classy jazz! I hope you enjoy it!
IT'S FABULOUSLY FREE!
Linda Ronstadt's hit cover soft-rock, country-rock ballad was first released back in 1977 in the album "Simple Dreams." It was nominated for a Grammy Award for Record of the Year. This is a great song!!!!
Do you have a simple dream that you wish for? I know I do, and I hope it comes true.
It's fabulously FREE for you to enjoy!!! Help me reach 1,000 subscribers so that I can monetize!
Linda Ronstadt's song performance was first released back in 1974. This country hit which came from the album: "I Fall To Pieces," is sure to please.
I am sure we can all relate to this song. Everyone needs and wants love.
It's free and easy to reap the benefits of free entertainment!
Linda Ronstadt's cover song from the album "Heart Like a Wheel," back in 1976, This R&B song was first produced back in 1963 by Jubilee Records, and it was written by Clint Ballard, Jr. The first version was performed by Dee Dee Warwick.
Click to link:
It's totally free to you, and it helps me out to get some exposure. It would be appreciated!
