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JustAnotherGen

(37,100 posts) Thu Jul 24, 2025, 01:30 PM Jul 24

Chuck Mangione Died :-(

https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/2025/07/24/chuck-mangione-dies-famed-trumpeter-and-composer-was-84/85357708007/

I grew up in the Rochester NY Area - and he was as much of a legend as Lou Graham of Foreigner.

Feels So Good.

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Chuck Mangione Died :-( (Original Post) JustAnotherGen Jul 24 OP

Sad. What an awful week for celebs. Srkdqltr Jul 24 #1

Three from the music world House of Roberts Jul 24 #6

Although Malcolm was best known for his acting, he was also an accomplished bass player. bluesbassman Jul 24 #11

And StarlightGold Jul 24 #16

Hulk Hogan died? angrychair Jul 24 #29

And Connie Francis recently. niyad Jul 24 #30

Rest in music SheltieLover Jul 24 #2

R.I.P................... Lovie777 Jul 24 #3

Aww man! sdfernando Jul 24 #4

Thank you, Chuck Mangione, for your beautiful music. ancianita Jul 24 #5

Aww...damn. More sad news. Liberal In Texas Jul 24 #7

I LOVE HIM! ellie Jul 24 #8

It's a shame. Beacool Jul 24 #9

May Chuck Mangione Rest in Peace and May his Memory be a Blessing. iluvtennis Jul 24 #10

Damn. Feels So Good defined my life Hassler Jul 24 #12

Hopefully his wonderful music plays in heaven now. Who can't hear that trumpet in their head when they think of him? LymphocyteLover Jul 24 #13

Another Rochester area person here. Lots of musical talent in my hometown... 3catwoman3 Jul 24 #14

Greetings from another "grew up in the Rochester area" person. 3catwoman3 Jul 24 #15

"Feels So Good" transports me back to a time Dr. T Jul 24 #17

So sorry to hear this. SleeplessinSoCal Jul 24 #18

This is the song I remember too... with Esther Satterfield. IcyPeas Jul 25 #39

they say death comes in threes: Ozzy, Theo now Chuck Demovictory9 Jul 24 #19

Bummer news WestMichRad Jul 24 #20

Chuck came into a club I was playing at during the early 80s. LudwigPastorius Jul 24 #21

Saw him at Blues Alley, 1986. Wonderful show. Onthefly Jul 24 #22

This one hurts Shambala Jul 24 #23

My dad had several albums. I remember this piece! Beartracks Jul 24 #37

Oh no! BumRushDaShow Jul 24 #24

Oh no! I loved his music.. mountain grammy Jul 24 #25

Sheesh. What a bad week for music. AllyCat Jul 24 #26

Children of Sanchez Torchlight Jul 24 #27

+1 leftstreet Jul 24 #31

Another great one lost. Starseer Jul 24 #28

My DH turned 82 yesterday. soldierant Jul 24 #32

well said... democratsruletheday Jul 24 #33

Da da daaa da dat tadaaa dadatadaaaa JanMichael Jul 24 #34

I've always loved this song 🥰 pattyloutwo Jul 24 #35

RIP MustLoveBeagles Jul 24 #36

1980 Winter Olympics Jimbo S Jul 24 #38

Srkdqltr

(8,924 posts)

1. Sad. What an awful week for celebs.

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 01:33 PM

Jul 24

House of Roberts

(6,252 posts)

6. Three from the music world

Reply to Srkdqltr (Reply #1)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 01:47 PM

Jul 24

Mangione, Ozzy and Golden Earring's guitarist George Kooymans.

Plus Hulk Hogan and Malcolm-Jamal Warner.

bluesbassman

(20,325 posts)

11. Although Malcolm was best known for his acting, he was also an accomplished bass player.

Reply to House of Roberts (Reply #6)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 02:47 PM

Jul 24

Class act and good human. Great loss at a relatively young age. Rest in peace Malcolm.

StarlightGold

(371 posts)

16. And

Reply to House of Roberts (Reply #6)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 03:03 PM

Jul 24

Connie Francis.

angrychair

(11,161 posts)

29. Hulk Hogan died?

Reply to House of Roberts (Reply #6)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 04:14 PM

Jul 24

I did not know that. Fuck that racist.

niyad

(127,462 posts)

30. And Connie Francis recently.

Reply to House of Roberts (Reply #6)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 04:30 PM

Jul 24

SheltieLover

(73,852 posts)

2. Rest in music

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 01:34 PM

Jul 24

Lovie777

(20,434 posts)

3. R.I.P...................

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 01:34 PM

Jul 24

I was playing his CD this morning, just got home (10:34 am) and saw this.

sdfernando

(5,912 posts)

4. Aww man!

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 01:38 PM

Jul 24

I was band geek in high school and Chuck was a major influence to the band geek group I hung out with.

ancianita

(41,967 posts)

5. Thank you, Chuck Mangione, for your beautiful music.

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 01:42 PM

Jul 24

Liberal In Texas

(15,638 posts)

7. Aww...damn. More sad news.

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 01:47 PM

Jul 24

Good old Ozzy now this.
RIP Mr. Mangione

ellie

(6,974 posts)

8. I LOVE HIM!

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 02:20 PM

Jul 24

RIP Chuck.

Beacool

(30,455 posts)

9. It's a shame.

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 02:23 PM

Jul 24

May he rest in peace.

iluvtennis

(21,365 posts)

10. May Chuck Mangione Rest in Peace and May his Memory be a Blessing.

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 02:44 PM

Jul 24

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Hassler

(4,546 posts)

12. Damn. Feels So Good defined my life

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 02:49 PM

Jul 24

When it was released, I'd just moved from Detroit to the Twin Cities for a real job. I remember listening to it for the first time at Lake Harriet in Minneapolis.

LymphocyteLover

(8,797 posts)

13. Hopefully his wonderful music plays in heaven now. Who can't hear that trumpet in their head when they think of him?

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 02:50 PM

Jul 24

3catwoman3

(27,769 posts)

14. Another Rochester area person here. Lots of musical talent in my hometown...

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 02:53 PM

Jul 24

...and Mangione was held in high regard. He attended the world famous Eastman School of Music.

3catwoman3

(27,769 posts)

15. Greetings from another "grew up in the Rochester area" person.

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 02:55 PM

Jul 24

Greece Olympia grad 1969. U of R school of nursing 1973.

Dr. T

(412 posts)

17. "Feels So Good" transports me back to a time

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 03:06 PM

Jul 24

when people like Pervert Donnie had a shelf life of 5 minutes in the political arena.

Another of my youthful influencers is gone. A reminder of my own mortality.

SleeplessinSoCal

(10,283 posts)

18. So sorry to hear this.

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 03:13 PM

Jul 24

No doubt he is in a far better place..

❤️❤️❤️

IcyPeas

(24,284 posts)

39. This is the song I remember too... with Esther Satterfield.

Reply to SleeplessinSoCal (Reply #18)

Fri Jul 25, 2025, 02:01 AM

Jul 25

Demovictory9

(37,113 posts)

19. they say death comes in threes: Ozzy, Theo now Chuck

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 03:20 PM

Jul 24

WestMichRad

(2,649 posts)

20. Bummer news

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 03:28 PM

Jul 24

R.I.P. Chuck. Thanks for all the soothing music you gave us.
Did a lot of studying back in college while listening to his smooth tunes.

LudwigPastorius

(13,466 posts)

21. Chuck came into a club I was playing at during the early 80s.

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 03:30 PM

Jul 24

He was bushed from playing a concert earlier, but was still gracious enough to sit in with us and play a tune when we asked him.

Nice guy, and funny too.

Here he is early on playing some bebop with Art Blakey and a 21 year old Keith Jarrett.

Onthefly

(1,055 posts)

22. Saw him at Blues Alley, 1986. Wonderful show.

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 03:31 PM

Jul 24

Chuck Mangione, with pianist Gap Mangione and tenor saxophonist Sal Nistico.

Shambala

(217 posts)

23. This one hurts

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 03:47 PM

Jul 24

So many greats hours and memories listening to Chuck Mangione.

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Beartracks

(14,113 posts)

37. My dad had several albums. I remember this piece!

Reply to Shambala (Reply #23)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 10:09 PM

Jul 24

I didn't remember the backing band sounding so 70's, though.

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BumRushDaShow

(160,656 posts)

24. Oh no!

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 03:49 PM

Jul 24

What a terrible week for musicians.

Aside from his more iconic songs, I definitely fell in love with his "Children of Sanchez" album.

"Children of Sanchez"

"Bellavilla"

Rest in power.

mountain grammy

(28,241 posts)

25. Oh no! I loved his music..

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 03:56 PM

Jul 24

Rest in peace.. and thanks to all who posted his music.. I'm listening and crying..

AllyCat

(18,233 posts)

26. Sheesh. What a bad week for music.

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 04:04 PM

Jul 24

Safe passage sir.

Torchlight

(5,720 posts)

27. Children of Sanchez

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 04:06 PM

Jul 24

Beautiful, impromptu, and half-made up on the spot. A favorite of mine.

leftstreet

(37,362 posts)

31. +1

Reply to Torchlight (Reply #27)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 04:34 PM

Jul 24

Starseer

(82 posts)

28. Another great one lost.

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 04:06 PM

Jul 24

It was lovely seeing him referenced in Doctor Strange.

soldierant

(8,957 posts)

32. My DH turned 82 yesterday.

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Original post)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 04:34 PM

Jul 24

But it was already some years ago when he started wanting to discuss his last wishes. At his funeral he wants life-affirming music. He likes a very broad spectrum on music, so his choices include Georg Philippe Telemann and Jose Carreras. But he wants the final piece - he last word - to be Mangione's "Give It All You've Got." (I have made a file of mp3s and also burned a CD.) Thank you, Chuck.