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What Is Your Favorite Jazz Interpretation Of The Beatles?
It was not long before jazz musicians followed the lead of countless pop acts in covering The Beatles' songs. The list is an incredibly long one and, some sixty years later, it continues to grow. What is your favorite jazz interpretation of The Beatles' music? To get the ball rolling, what about Bill Frisell's The Beatles tribute album All We Are Saying... (Savoy Jazz, 2011)? In particular, we propose the guitarist's sublime version of "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away" (see YouTube video below). Any takers?
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