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Someone to Watch Over Me

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In answer to a challenge to illustrate a movie soundtrack I love this played on the saxophone. The little one in the picture is a fridge magnet given to me by a musical lodger. Listen Here

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anahata.c

5:35AM | Sun, 22 November 2015

LOL---Love it! I Love the song, and the sax version (the link) is played with real panache. (What an age we live in: The guy pushes a button on his synthesizer, and gets a full jazz accompaniment!) Fritz could be a crooner, esp with those gold and red eyes...women are dropping to the floor as we speak...and Ralph is like the adoring fan, hanging on his every note. Those fridge magnets get great sound, don't they??? It's a delightful shot even without the Gershwin, but with it, move over Humphrey Bogart! ("The problems of two little dogs don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world...") I know Bogart didn't play sax, but still: Give Fritz an old Burberry Trench, add some fog, and you got yourself a scene here. I can't tell you how many times I played this song in my jazz days...unfortunately it was in awful clubs, it was 3 in the freakin' morning, and there were 3 people present and only one was awake---and he was screaming about his wife over a bottle of Scotch. (Not an encouraging 'fan base'.) Gershwin was the modern Schubert, song-wise, and I adore this song. Now I'm gonna walk outside, stand under a street lamp, light up, and wait for my lady...wonderful shot, Andrea.

(ps---I'd love it if Fritz refused, saying he "prefers Cole Porter"...)

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Arrogathor

6:04AM | Sun, 22 November 2015

Lovely image.

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T.Rex

6:18AM | Sun, 22 November 2015

This is so cute. Snuggling together. So, who's playing the saxophone? Keep up the good work! :-)

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jendellas

6:49AM | Sun, 22 November 2015

I love the saxaphone, lovely image. Great the boys get on so well.

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CavalierLady

8:15AM | Sun, 22 November 2015

What a sweet and touching image and title! This just makes me feel warm and fuzzy all over. LOVE the glow you caught in Fritz's eyes. Such a nice image and perfectly illustrates the title. And I loved the song too. My favorite of all the many millions of versions of the song is a Sax version of Danny Boy by Sil Austin. You can find it on you tube.

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kgb224

11:58AM | Sun, 22 November 2015

Stunning capture and post work Andrea. God bless.

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wysiwig

7:52PM | Sun, 22 November 2015

It does look as if Fritz is being protected by his big brother. A warm and touching image.

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MrsRatbag

8:12AM | Mon, 23 November 2015

LOL@Mark! Love this image!

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Glendaw

6:13PM | Wed, 25 November 2015

What a gorgeous capture of Ralph and Fritz relaxing to the beautiful tune played on the Saxophone.

Thanks for sharing the link Andrea, it is wonderful !

What a nice keepsake from your musical lodger, it appears your renters come a variety of places with a multitude of interesting talents..

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auntietk

10:09PM | Tue, 01 December 2015

I saw this when you put it up, and was quite sure I commented on it, but I see it somehow slipped me by. It's certainly worth coming back to. The picture of your boys is a delight, and I love it that you've layered the image with the saxophone magnet. This is so nicely done!


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