I'm Confessin'
Lester Young
00:00
03:39
Song Introduction
"I'm Confessin'" is a timeless jazz standard originally composed in 1930 by Doc Daugherty, Ellis Reynolds, and Al J. Neiburg. Renowned tenor saxophonist Lester Young brought his unique smooth and expressive style to the song, making his rendition particularly memorable. Young's interpretation highlights his lyrical improvisation and emotional depth, solidifying his influence in the jazz genre. "I'm Confessin'" remains a favorite among jazz enthusiasts and is frequently performed by musicians seeking to capture its classic charm and sophisticated nuance.
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