“Jazzman” is a song by American singer-songwriter Carole King. It was released in 1974 on her album “Wrap Around Joy.” The song was co-written by Carole King and David Palmer.
The lyrics of “Jazzman” describe the allure and passion of a jazz musician and the profound effect their music has on the listener. The song pays tribute to the power of jazz music to transport and uplift, emphasizing the joy and freedom it brings.
Musically, “Jazzman” features a jazzy and upbeat arrangement, characterized by saxophones, a lively rhythm section, and King’s soulful vocals. The song captures the spirit and energy of jazz, creating a celebratory atmosphere.
“Jazzman” became one of Carole King’s signature songs. Its infectious melody, dynamic performance, and lyrical celebration of jazz resonated with audiences, and it reached high positions on the charts. The song remains a classic in the singer-songwriter and jazz genres and continues to be celebrated for its joyful and evocative sound.
