“Breezin’” – George Benson
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One of the things I appreciate about music is how it can help lift your mood when you’re in a funk. It might not fix whatever got you there in the first place, but it can provide a temporary respite from what ails you.
George Benson’s cover of “Breezin’”, a smooth jazz tune first recorded by Hungarian guitarist Gábor Szabó, is a great piece for getting away from it all in mind and spirit. It has a laid-back, summertime vibe, and when I listen to it, it takes me to a better place, at least for the moment.
One of the things I appreciate about music is how it can help lift your mood when you’re in a funk. It might not fix whatever got you there in the first place, but it can provide a temporary respite from what ails you.
George Benson’s cover of “Breezin’”, a smooth jazz tune first recorded by Hungarian guitarist Gábor Szabó, is a great piece for getting away from it all in mind and spirit. It has a laid-back, summertime vibe, and when I listen to it, it takes me to a better place, at least for the moment.
