Feelings by Morris Albert and Louis Gasté – Improvised by pianist Charles Manning

In 1974, “Feelings” was released by Brazilian singer Morris Albert, who was originally credited as the songwriter (music and lyrics). Achieving international popularity, the single was later included as the title track of Albert's 1975 debut album. In 1986, French songwriter Louis Gasté sued Albert for copyright infringement. Gasté claimed that the melody for “Feelings” had been plagiarized from his 1957 song “Pour Toi.” Since the lawsuit was successfully settled in 1988, “Feelings” has been credited to both Albert and Gasté. In this rendition, pianist Charles Manning improvises the song “Feelings.”

[sarac.]

Just beautiful - could listen to you playing the piano all day. Thank you, Charles. 👌🏼

[-ebro-]

I love all your music, your super talented. I love playing piano, do you think you could play "One Final Effort" from Halo 3?

[ИгорьИванов-ые]

Hello, I liked your unusual improvisation very much! If you could please post the sheet music. Thank you very much. My best wishes and greetings from Kiev.

[MsYastalker]

Who habe actually the rights? I need This Song. I ll apreciate your answer