King Pleasure

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  • jazz
  • vocalese
  • vocal jazz
  • jazz vocalists
  • bebop
King Pleasure (March 24, 1922 - March 21, 1981) was a jazz vocalist and the inovator of the style, coined, vocalese. This pioneering inovation consisted of his writing lyrics to popular jazz instrumentals. Born Clarence Beeks in Oakdale, Tennessee, he moved to New York City in the mid-1940s and was always a fan of bebop music. King Pleasure first achieved popularity by winning a talent show at the Apollo Theater in NY with the vocalese classic "Moody's Mood for Love," a James Moody saxophone solo, "I'm in the Mood for Love" to which he wrote the lyrics.

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Songs

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    All of Me

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    At Your Beck and Call

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    Blame the Condition

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    Blues I Like to Hear

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    D.B. Blues

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    Diaper Pin

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    Don't Get Scared

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    Don't Get Scared (feat. Jon Hendricks)

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    Don't Worry About Me

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    Evening Blues

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    Exclamation Blues

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    Funk Junction

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    Golden Days

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    I'm Gone

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    I'm Gone (feat. Eddie Jefferson & Three Riffs)

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    I'm in the Mood for Love

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    I'm in the Mood for Love (feat. Blossom Dearie)

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    It Might as Well Be Spring

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    Jazz Jump

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    Jazz Pump

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    Jumpin' (feat. Symphony Sid)

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    Jumpin' With Symphony Sid

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    Little Boy, Don't Get Scared

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    Mean to Me

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    Moody's Mood for Love

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    Moody's Mood for Love (I'm in the Mood for Love)

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    Moodys Mood for Love (A.K.A. I'm in the Mood for Love)

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    No, Not Much

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    Old Black Magic (Diaper Pin)

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    Parker's Mood

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    Parkers Mood

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    Red Top

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    Red Top (feat. Betty Carter)

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    Sometime's I'm Happy

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    Sometimes I'm Happy

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    Swan Blues

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    The New Symphony Sid

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    This Is Always

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    Tomorrow Is Another Day

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    What Can I Say (After I Say I'm Sorry)

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    You're Crying


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