Chuck Mangione
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| Chuck Mangione Essentials | Lyrics | Save | Buy |
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| 1 Hide & Seek (Ready or Not Here I Come) |  |
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| 2 The Gloria from the Mass of St. Bernard | |
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| 3 Between Races | |
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| 4 B'Bye | |
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| 5 Bellavia (1975 Album Version) | |
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Feels So Good makes me feel good.
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Chuck Mangione on flugelhorn, Chris Vadala on sax, and Grant Geissman on guitar. Simply amazing. I remember hearing Feels So Good when I was 8 and learning how to play trumpet and I told myself when I'm able to play better I'm gonna learn that song. Well 4 years and alot of practicing later I finally got it down. So whenever I hear Feels So Good on the radio it always puts a smile on my face an...
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Listen to the Wind
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I've already lamented the fact that the only song off Mangione's Bellavia that's currently available in electronic form is the title cut. Today, I offer another piece of evidence to justify my lament.Listen to the Wind has all the elements of a great piece of music, and I'll start with the metaphor of the title. It starts out with a lazy, worm afternoon breeze. It's almost melancholy. Makes yo
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Bellavia the Album
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OF the six songs included on Chuck Mangione's 1975 album, Bellavia, the only one you can buy in digital form these days is the title cut. And it's probably the least inspired, least interesting least daring song on the entire album. As a collective work, Bellavia is rapidly heading toward the lost treasure, endangered species territory.And that's a shame, because there is so much really good ...
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Release to digital
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I was first introduced to Chuck's music in Rochester NY 1970 when I purchased the Friends and Love album. I've seen him many times in concert and own most of his music, and I beleive this album is by far some of his best work. I wish that it was released to digital (CD or MP3) because my copy is worn out.
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