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Love for Sale
Cannonball Adderley Lyrics

Love for sale
Appetizing young love for sale
Love that's fresh and still unspoiled
Love that's only slightly soiled
Love for sale

Who will buy? Come on now
Who would like to sample my supply?
Who's prepared to pay the price?
For a trip to paradise?

Love for sale

Let the poets pipe off love
In their childish way
You know, I know every type of love
Better far than they

If you want the thrill of love
I've been through the mill of love
Old love, new love, every love but true love
Love for sale

Appetizing young, young love for sale
If you want to buy my wares
Follow me, climb the stairs
Love for sale

Love, love, love for sale
Love, love, love for sale
Love, love, love for sale
Love, love, love for sale

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Written by: Cole Porter

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Comments from YouTube:

leomatosuk

25w↑8

One of the greatest albums ever created...coming from a metalhead!

Ray Carroll

11y↑21

Love for Sale is one my favorite compositions. It has an unusual form. Adderley blows through the changes as effortlessly as a knife slicing butter.

bill parsons

29w↑2

One of my favorite Cannonball lines: the bridge of his second chorus (4:25).

misake0612

11y↑13

Lucky to find this song....Ten years ago,someone gave me this aIbum,and I heard it just for once.Then my classmate borrowed the album out and never gave it back ... I can't even remember the album's name! Now I can buy it back again....thanks for your publicing^^

pretorious700

8y↑4

my favorite version of this song-Miles and Cannon just have so much feeling.

Jasper Chance

20w

Hank Jones was known as the Rolls Royce of Piano players, the introduction states it well.

PearlJammer07

3y↑1

Great music on this album. Mobile Fidelity should re-issue the album on vinyl and SACD.

Eric Wright

6y↑2

I love time changes in this track....... Classic!

Roberto Alaluf

6y↑4

Timeless

ryan chatterjee

8y↑7

i know one of Cannonball Adderley's close relatives. she teaches music at my school.

Judist King

Dam fine jazz!!

Taylor Roberts

3:55

Reggie Mac

4:24

Sabrina Armani

Awesome. ❤❤❤

Kazumiki Uesaka

6y↑7

不滅の名盤

Michael Poulos

5y↑5

Definitely one of my all time favorite records! Desert island disc no second thoughts about it!

jazzlove 42

47w↑1

ハンクジョーンズのイントロは涙ものですね……最高です😂

riesenmey michele

4y↑3

WHAAAAAAAA!

jimmyjazzmarco91

that's so much interesting, thank you

K. R.

Exactly!

George Prosser

6y↑3

Cannonball - Love for sale .. hank Jones p., Miles t., Art Blakey Sam Jones... enjoy..

jojokimbo

10y

@bertdockx ty sir!! I will try listening something them!

RAMLIA1

♥♥♥

Dan Celli

52w

A CLASSIC VERSION + AUTUMN LEAVES All the others are close seconds in my opinion. The whole CD is 5 stars. I've had the LP for over 20 years.

Stephen Hawthorne

This is music you relax to!

Lucas Lorenzi

never for sale///

SAXY RIC

11y

KILLIN' IT!!

Dimitri Safronov

10y

@archlordXd0 ...or George Coleman.. who knows ))

archlordXd0

10y

@MasterXelpud Ornette is an alto free jazz player, I think you mean Coleman Hawkins lol

bertdockx

10y

@jojokimbo (i meant gonsalVez)

Lise Lotte

19w

You are listening to a master at work.

aitech nasus

1y↑1

Love For Sale Is A Great Jazz By Cannonball Adderley. The Man Was A Musical Genius And Great Jazz Musician.

Austin Chien

9y↑2

0 People have bad taste in music. The way it should be.

Vasu Dev

2y↑2

Wow youtube had a 10 minute video limit at one time??

Dee

Lol right

Ako _

ANYONE HERE FROM BANGTAN BOMB

Jerome Jacob

The must.

Paul Angelini

8y↑1

To the aforementioned list I would add Ben Webster, Johnny Griffin, Zoot Sims, and Stanley Turrentine, as well as Joshua Redman, David Sanchez, Bob Berg (RIP) and of course Michael Brecker (RIP) for contemporary players.

sclogse1

Actually the ultimate version is an outtake of this that wound up on one the the double Miles albums that came out in the eighties...when they started going through the vaults for stuff. and that's the creme de la creme version....

Dan Celli

SO GOOD. NICE LITTLE ARRANGEMENT.

Munching Pancakes

0:35

Munching Pancakes

1y↑1

1:20

Ronaldo Chagas

CLÁSSICO.NOTA 10.

Ed Boersema

'Nat and Cannonball Adderley played – Cannonball was a huge influence on Eric Dolphy' (Jimmie Maddin on the L.A. scene circa the '40s & '50s). Obviously.

saxman8837

11y

If you want some sax your here listen to Cannonball!

MasterXelpud

11y

Well, rather than albums, mind if I recommend some artists? While saxman was correct in recommending Cannonball as an excellent saxophonist, he happens to play alto rather than tenor. That being said, I would look into: John Coltrane, Sonny Rollins, Ornette Coleman, Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young, Hank Mobley, Dexter Gordon, Wayne Shorter and Joe Henderson for starters. Good luck with your sax playing! P.S. Sorry for the late response, I've not checked comments in a while

jazzalex22

Family Guy brought me here

Colin Hart

Lmao what episode?

hardlogicjazz

6y↑4

how do you know it is a "mistake" and not his intention? Even though it might not be the actual perfected written melody, it doesn't bother me to listen to his take on it. His feel of time and vibe of the tune is spot on, and I would rather listen to that than a perfectly played melody. Actually the definition of perfect is: "in a manner or way that could not be better." I disagree.

6th Diminished Scale

@Juan Rivas I know this is late but... I would argue that technical perfection leads to more freedom to explore and as you say transit emotions. Obscuring the melody or making a "mistake" isn't a lack of technical ability but rather a showcasing of what he can do with a simple basis (i.e. the form) and what kind of emotional quality he can pour into his art by abstracting or building upon simpler things.

jojokimbo

11y

thank you for public this. .l bought a tenor sax recently.. could you recommend me any albums to listen where there is the sax? ty!!

Pierre Maréchal

jazz is so elegant

Hermann Otto

Recommend Tenor Sax: Joshua Redman is a very good type of feeling and thinking and creating Musician.Find also his intervew, very honest stuff. Benny Golson is excellent as a composer,too. Yusef Lateef is showing a lot of lower lip. Basically , dig in your heart,don't try to immitate,but get isnpired. some players are such finniky whirlwind show offs, scaring me,not enlighten me.

bertdockx

10y

@jojokimbo Also check out Warne Marsh, Paul Gonsalez and Lenny Popkin! And there's some great free jazz tenor players like Albert Ayler and Evan Parker. Many people hate their playing, but who knows, maybe you won't...

Jeff Kirschenbaum

Listen to as many saxophonists as you can, regardless of which one they play. My listening list would include Cannonball, Sonny Stitt, Charlie Parker, Phil Woods, Coltrane on soprano, Joe Lovano, Michael Brecker, Dave Liebman. As a sax player, I also listen to vocalists and try to emulate their phrasing.

Jeffrey Newton

Ornette Coleman is an alto saxophonist. I'd add Stan Getz, Stanley Turrentine, Houston Person, Wardell Gray and Michael Brecker, to name a few....

Eric Ford

For Tenor players, I like what everyone says, plus, Joshua Redmond, most of the tenor players on Mingus albums, ditto Carla Bley albums like Tropic Appetites, Music Mechanique, Social Studies. On The Best of Charlie Parker I really like Lucky Thompson's solo on A Night in Tunisia. James Carter is fantastic too. He plays a lot of different sizes, notably Bass Sax.

ahuramazda4

8y↑1

Louis Armstrong, Freddie Webster, Fats Navarro, Booker Little, Art Farmer, Donald Byrd, Ray Copeland, Idrees Suleiman, Red Rodney, Woody Shaw, Jon Faddis, Roy Hargrove, Terence Blanchard, and Christian Scott, for starters.

Valery Kotelnikov

Interestingly, there are two blunders, first - in the beginning, playing the theme, Davis makes mistake in bars 9-12 of the bridge and gets out of this very clumsy. Second, in 1st chorus Julian instead of bridge starts part A again (later corrected)

Valery Kotelnikov

@intrepidpooch Thank you for the advice. But I just noticed this and shared with you. I do not say is it good or bad. BTW, Errol Garner when asked if he maid a mistake answered I pretend this is my way ... and I am a professional jazz musician who meticulously analyses solos of the musicians he is learning from.

intrepidpooch

You really need to reassess the way you listen to music if that’s what you’re hearing...

esquibelle

Check out the big brain on @Valery Kotelnikov ~ Do you mind if I take a sip of your tasty licks? Oh THANK YOU

kap42

3y↑3

"When you hit a wrong note, it's the next note that makes it good or bad" -- Miles Davis

Ricardo Urquiza

3y↑2

Im 3 years later to the party, but in this Miles plays in tune, unlike the 58 sessions recording. Im pointing this like a fun fact, not to critique miles playing I mean, you're just a guy in the internet pointing out mistakes of the greatest players of all time? I hope in this 3 years you got rid of your elitism, we don't want those kind of people around jazz musicians.

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