"Lonely Woman" is one of the most iconic and haunting melodies in jazz.
I'm glad that the interview explains where its title came from. Though, I'd always assumed it must have come from a much darker place.
Also, this quote is a gem:
OC: I had a niece who died in February of this year and I went to her funeral, and when I saw her in her coffin, someone had put a pair of glasses on her. I had wanted to call one of my pieces She was sleeping, dead, and wearing glasses in her coffin. And then I changed the idea and called it "Blind Date."
I'm glad that the interview explains where its title came from. Though, I'd always assumed it must have come from a much darker place.
Also, this quote is a gem:
OC: I had a niece who died in February of this year and I went to her funeral, and when I saw her in her coffin, someone had put a pair of glasses on her. I had wanted to call one of my pieces She was sleeping, dead, and wearing glasses in her coffin. And then I changed the idea and called it "Blind Date."