Perdido
Dinah Washington
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Perdido, I look for my heart it's perdido I lost it way down in Torido While chancing a dance fiesta Bolero, he glanced as I danced the Bolero He said taking off his sombrero: 'Let's meet for a sweet fietsa' High was the sun when we first came close Low was the moon when we said adios Perdido, since then has my heart been perdido I know I must go to Torido, that yearning to lose perdido I look for my heart it's perdido I lost it way down in Torido He glanced as I danced the Bolero He smiled as he tipped his sombrero High was the moon when we first came close Low was the moon when we said adios Since then has my heart been perdido I must go to Torido, that yearning telude Perdido oeoeoeoe Perdido oeoeoeoe Perdido The day the fiesta started Perdido oeoeoeoe Perdido oeoeoeoe Perdido That's when my heart departed It's perdido More lyrics: http://www.lyricsty.com/lyrics/s/sarah_vaughan/#share
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Written by: JUAN TIZOL, HANS LENGSFELDER, ERVIN DRAKE
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9 facts about this song
History of Composition"Perdido" was written by trombonist Juan Tizol and was first recorded by Duke Ellington in 1942. The title translates to "Lost" in English denomination.
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Releases by Noteworthy ArtistsThe song has been performed by numerous acclaimed musicians, including Charlie Parker, Dinah Washington, Ella Fitzgerald, Quincy Jones, and Sarah Vaughan.
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Charlie Parker's VersionJazz saxophonist Charlie Parker, known for his revolutionary be-bop style, performed a rendition of "Perdido" with his unique improvisation and virtuosic capabilities.
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Dinah Washington's VersionDinah Washington, a famed American singer and pianist, renowned for her gospel-infused R&B music, brought her own distinctive interpretation to "Perdido", adding an extra layer of emotive depth.
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Ella Fitzgerald's VersionElla Fitzgerald, often referred to as the "First Lady of Song", provided a scat-filled rendition of "Perdido" in her unique and highly applauded jazzy style.
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Quincy Jones' VersionQuincy Jones, an influential figure in the music industry known for his contributions as a composer, arranger, and producer, conducted an orchestral rendition of "Perdido, employing a rich, sophisticated sound palette.
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Sarah Vaughan's VersionSarah Vaughan, crowned as one of the most wondrous voices of the 20th century, belted out "Perdido" in her unmistakable contralto, adding a unique touch to the standard.
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Impact on Jazz Music"Perdido" is often seen as a cornerstone in the Jazz repertoire, with these respective versions by Parker, Washington, Fitzgerald, Jones, and Vaughan representing the diversity of interpretation possible within the Jazz genre.
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Lingering InfluenceThe different renditions of "Perdido" by these artists continue to inspire musicians today, demonstrating how the song's timeless appeal extends far beyond its original release date.
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