Bobby McFerrin (born New York City, March 11, 1950) is a jazz-influenced a cappella vocal performer and conductor. A ten-time Grammy Award winner, he is one of the world's best known vocal innovators and improvisers. His song "Don't Worry, Be Happy" (featured in the 1988 movie Cocktail, and the 2005 movie Jarhead) was a #1 U.S. pop hit in 1988.
He has also worked in collaboration with instrumental performers including pianist Chick Corea and cellist Yo-Yo Ma.
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Bobby Mcferrin
Bobby McFerrin (born New York City, March 11, 1950) is a jazz-influenced a cappella vocal performer and conductor. A ten-time Grammy Award winner, he is one of the world's best known vocal innovators and improvisers. His song "Don't Worry, Be Happy" (featured in the 1988 movie Cocktail, and the 2005 movie Jarhead) was a #1 U.S. pop hit in 1988.
He has also worked in collaboration with instrumental performers including pianist Chick Corea and cellist Yo-Yo Ma.
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Sacaninhas Wuai!
I think it is currently the shortest song in the world. It's aproximally 0.90 seconds (That's What appears in Garageband), altough on streaming platforms it is 2 seconds long.more
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One Giant Step For Bentley Tom: Mas Estás A Brincar Comigo!? (Side 2)
This is the Side 2 of Bentley Tom's first album. It was recorded in one day and released one day after. This was just an experiment, to see if Garageband could handle 54 minutes of music. And it did! And now we have this Monstrosity.more
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One Giant Step For Bentley Tom: Mas Estás A Brincar Comigo!? (Side 1)
⚠️NOTE: if you don't like the first part, Jump to 9:37.
This is the Side 1 of Bentley Tom's first album. It was recorded in one day and released one day after. This was just an experiment, to see if Garageband could handle 54 minutes of music. And it did! And now we have this Monstrosity.more
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