Allan Vaché's lyrics & chords
When Allan Vaché plays swing on his clarinet, the smooth sounds invite comparisons to a young Benny Goodman, which isn't surprising since the King of Swing was one of Vaché's chief influences. Vaché can be downright blistering as well as warm and inviting and his graceful playing makes even complicated pieces seem easy. Critics also compare him to jazz clarinetist Peanuts Hucko. Vaché evinced an early aptitude for music, which he pursued while at college during the 1970s. He became a student of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra's David Dwor...read more
Goodnight my love Panama Long ago and far away South rampart street parade Sweetie dear These foolish things Nuages Swing is here Up a lazy river I know that you know Tough sledding So many stars At the codfish ball Original dixieland one step The blues my naughty sweetie gives to me Yellow dog blues A shanty in old shanty town Royal garden blues Why begin again Hindustan Not too tough California here i come
