Jazz-Club: Guitar

1. Moten Swing - Les Paul, Willie Smith

2. Conception - George Shearing, Chuck Wayne

3. Interlude - Billy Bauer, Lennie Tristano

4. Patti Cake - Herb Ellis

5. Heat Wave - Barney Kessel

6. Nobody Else But Me - Jimmy Raney

7. You Come Along (From Out of Nowhere) - Tal Farlow

8. Tear It Down - Wes Montgomery

9. Downstairs - Kenny Burrell

10. Lil' Darlin' - Joe Pass

11. Samba Triste - Baden Powell

12. Song for My Father - George Benson

13. O Pato (The Duck) - Charlie Byrd

14. Extrapolation - John McLaughlin

15. Blues for Django and Stephane - Philip Catherine, Larry Coryell

16. Up, Up and Away - Jim Hall

17. Cantaloupe Woman - Grant Green

Jazz-Club: Guitar,Various Artists,Polygram Records,Avant-Garde Jazz,Big Band,Bop,Bossa Nova,Brazilian Jazz,Cool,Fusion,Hard Bop,Jazz,Jazz Blues,Jazz-Pop,Latin Jazz,Post-Bop,Soul-Jazz,Swing,West Coast Jazz

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Average customer rating: The Best Songwriter You've Never Heard The strange world of Kelley Stoltz A 5 Star Surprise Very Disappointing Soft Psychedelia

Antique Glow Kelley Stoltz Manufacturer: Jackpine Social Club ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Lo-Fi | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Neo-Psychedelia | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Broken Boy Soldiers The Good, the Bad & the Queen Fox Confessor Brings the Flood ASIN: B0000BWVD8 Release Date: 2003-09-09

Tracks:

1. Perpetual Night
2. Crystal Ball
3. Jewel Of The Evening
4. Underwater's Where The Action Is
5. One Thousand Rainy Days
6. Tubes In The Moonlight
7. 26th Street Floor
8. Are You Electric
9. Please Visit Soon
10. Listen Darkly/Fake Day
11. Mean Marianne
12. Mt. Fuji
13. My Silver Lining

Customer Reviews:

The Best Songwriter You've Never Heard.......2004-06-30

Kelley Stoltz is a true gem, a songwriter who channels his influences and speaks in tongues, wrangling with dinosaurs and tricky old 8-track machines as he duckwalks out jugular cords in his Mission bedroom. And out comes this handmade work of beauty, a sprawling crazy architect's house full of sonic nooks (listen with headphones). Its certainly not without its mistakes, but yet his mistakes are more interesting than most band's entire catalogs.

And go see this man live. Never plays a song exactly the same way, his band members trying to keep up...

I've seen bands with riffs and I've seen singers who can break your heart and I've seen songwriters who know more than I do, but I ain't seen all three in one 'til I saw Kelley Stoltz live.

The strange world of Kelley Stoltz.......2004-03-02

Antique Glow is quite a beautiful album. The opening track is by far the highlight, a slow, dreamy piece of modern psych that stays with you for days and days. The rest of the album, although slightly weak at times, generally maintains a solid and sometimes fascinating standard. The music is most definently psychedelic and the album in general gives off an aura of stoned delight. Jangly acoustic guitars and heavily delayed and fuzzed electrics abound. Contrary to what another reviewer said, I, as a vocalist myself, find his voice quite pleasurable to listen to. Word has it that his live shows are spectacular; he's become very popular in Australia where he played many gigs late last year (incidentally, the cover on the oz version of the album is completely different; it's a picture of a blue bunny rabbit, kind of like Donnie Darko). I highly reccommend this album to anyone interested in solid modern psychedelica.

A 5 Star Surprise.......2004-03-01

I saw Kelley Stoltz play at a club here in Chicago. He was just playing acoustic with only one other musician also playing guitar. I was astonished by how strong his sonwriting was and what a great voice he had. He clearly is influenced by the greats: Drake, Nillson, Barrett, Young (Neil). But his style is all his own. Its like he put all of his songwriting influences in a blender and created something entirely new.

I bought the album at the show and popped it in the car on the way home, and was completely shocked by what I heard. I was expecting an album version of what I heard on stage, but what I was met with were many of the same songs only being performed in much more fleshed out arragnements and with a really warm, intimate homespun/home recorded feel. I have never heard anything like this before and I have a collection of over 20,000 rock records.

Subsequent research showed that Kelley recorded the basic tracks in his bedroom on an 8 track recorder playing all the insturments with only minimal proper studio work after he was done. What you get with this is an amzing sense of a songwriter writing and recording at the same time (and not in a lazy stream of conciousness way), you are listening to an artist use the recording as a key part of his creative process. The acoustic songs took on new depth and the record also shows that Stoltz can also bring the rock, "Tubes in the Moonlight" and "Mt. Fuji" are astonishing in their melody and depth. If you like great songwriting and lush arrangements that still rock, you will not be disappointed. This is one of my favorite records in a long time.

Very Disappointing Soft Psychedelia.......2004-02-13

If you like warmed-over Syd Barrett, here's your guy. A few nice tunes but becomes monotonous very quickly. Stoltz can't sing worth a damn - I'd like this a lot more if his vocals were wiped and a real singer overdubbed.

Average customer rating: For beginners

Jazz-Club: Guitar Various Artists Manufacturer: Polygram Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Brazil | South & Central America | International | Styles | Music Latin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music Bossa Nova | Latin Music | Styles | Music Avant Garde & Free Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Bebop General | Bebop | Jazz | Styles | Music Hard Bop | Bebop | Jazz | Styles | Music Brazilian Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Cool Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music Jazz Fusion | Jazz | Styles | Music Latin Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Modern Postbebop | Jazz | Styles | Music Swing General | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Classic Big Band | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Contemporary Big Band | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Traditional Jazz General | Traditional Jazz & Ragtime | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Jazz | Styles | Music Soul-Jazz & Boogaloo | Jazz | Styles | Music ASIN: B00000479P Release Date: 1990-01-05

Tracks:

1. Moten Swing - Les Paul/Wilie Smith
2. Conception - Chuck Wayne/George Shearing
3. Interlude - Billy Bauer/Lennie Tristano
4. Patti Cake - Herb Ellis
5. Heat Wave - Barney Kessel
6. Nobody Else But Me - Jimmy Raney
7. You Came Along (From Out Of Nowhere) - Tal Farlow
8. Tear It Down - Wes Montgomery
9. Downstairs - Kenny Burrell
10. Li'l Darling - Joe Pass
11. Samba Triste - Baden Powell
12. Song For My Father - George Benson
13. O Pato - Charlie Byrd
14. Extrapolation - John McLaughlin
15. Blues For Django And Stephane - Larry Coryell & Phillip Catherine
16. Up Up And Away - Jim Hall
17. Cantaloupe Woman - Grant Green

Customer Reviews:

For beginners.......2007-06-18

Jazz compilation without the best (Django Reinhardt) and the most influential (Charlie Christian)?

Naturally, Verve is doing the best it can with its rich vaults, and the number of great guitar players is really impressive (Hall, Burrell, Montgomery, Pass, Kessell, McLaughlin...); some of them are probably represented with their choisiest work...

So, all in all, this is very good for jazz beginners who'd have a hard time comprehending Django's music anyway...

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Gyptology The Red Rock Hot Club Manufacturer: The Red Rock Hot Club ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music Swing General | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CAKUDK Release Date: 2005-09-13

Tracks:

1. All of Me
2. Ten Years Gone
3. I'll See You in My Dreams
4. Viper's Dream
5. Dimonic Blues
6. Manoirs des Mes Reves
7. You Rascal You
8. Gyptology
9. Bellville
10. Blue Drag
11. Bossa Dorado
12. Blackwind
13. Seul Ce Soir
14. Well You Needn't (Hidden)

Average customer rating:

Summa Cum Jazz Vol. 2 - The Guitar Album Manufacturer: BMG Jazz Club ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music ASIN: B0007CI5I0

Product Description

Berklee College of Music compilation. Track Listing: 1) Shapes And Sounds - The Lage Lund Quintet; 2) JT's Blues - The Avi Rothbard Quartet; 3) Last Night - The Stefan Schultz Quartet; 4) Baby Dinosaur Blues - The Stefan Schultz Quartet; 5) One Cloud - The Guilherme Campos-Monteiro Quintet; 6) Laba Laba - The Damian Draghici Group; 7) J86 - The Damian Draghici Group; 8) Snow Changes - The Lage Lund Quintet; 9) In the Summertime - The Titus Vollmer Group; 10) Resonating - The Titus Vollmer Group; 11) Vento Sul - The Guilherme Campos-Monteiro Quintet; 12) Going Somewhere - The Avi Rothbard Quartet; 13) Are You Serious? - The Jaleel Shaw Quintet; 14) Fourth Floor - The Jaleel Shaw Quintet.

Average customer rating:

Lift Doug Markley Manufacturer: Markley Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music Latin Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Jazz Funk | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B0009A6KS2 Release Date: 2003-04-15

Tracks:

1. Lift
2. City Shadows
3. Sandy Toes
4. Well Well Well
5. Forgiven
6. Touch
7. Melt Down
8. Mango Mama
9. Cave Man
10. Lost in the Sause

Product Description

Jazz Funk guitar instrumentals Latin ,Rock ,Markley Music what can i tell ya

Average customer rating: Just finished writing my review on the Room 137 CD Just finished writing my review on the Room 137 CD...

Room 137 Curtis Manufacturer: IF6WAS9 ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Blue Electric Cool ASIN: B00005BIVK Release Date: 2001-04-24

Tracks:

1. Room 137
2. Danger Girl 2001
3. Carrots and Grapes
4. Playas del Cocos
5. The Spiritual Machine
6. Full Moon March
7. Happy, Hungry and Horny
8. Caravan
9. The Things We Do
10. Leaping Gnome
11. Cajun Red

Album Description

Instrumental Rock with Blues and Jazz Influences

Customer Reviews:

Just finished writing my review on the Room 137 CD.......2003-08-29

Just finished writing my review on the Room 137 CD. It's taken me some time to get
through this and get it into words. I've listened to it in different places,
spaces and frames of mind: Car, room, headphones; open-minded, not in a
listening mood and hyped on coffee.
The first thing that strikes me is the difference from the first album
to
this one. Definitely shows growth -an even more mature musical sensibility
is being developed each time. Curtis has set himself farther apart from the
"shredder" mentality and focused on the music inside you that you want to
produce.
The album, overall, sounds best in a closed environment without
distractions. Headphones or with your ears right up next to cranked
speakers.
The music demands attention and isn't great to read a book to or study to. A
few of the songs would sound better as background party music than others;
it strikes me more as an album that future generations of guitar players will
listen to and learn from because it's packed with such a variety of rhythms,
feels, tones and ideas.
I've heard the majority of these songs live for the past couple of years
so it's refreshing to hear them from the studio's perspective. Multi-tracking
adds a new dimension yet the mix doesn't take away from the live feel, nor
is it over-produced. I'm partial to the sounds of the guitar, but, in a few
songs, I've mentioned I'd like to hear horns or some other instruments. Of
course, that's where the album led me.

I think Curtis has stirred up a genre that I can only call "Nightclub/Surf".

Room 137 - One of those driving songs and definitely a song which
demonstrates what I'm talking about when I say that, with the addition of
extra guitars and smooth production, an extra aural dimension is apparent
without taking away from the live feel.

Danger Girl - The first taste of the Nightclub/Surf feel. Of all the songs,
this one sounds most rushed and out of the pocket.

Carrots and Grapes - Has that Les Paul happy-go-lucky feel that I've always
liked. Nice use of echo -sounds old like the '50s.

Playas del Cocos - Pensive and pouting nightclub song. Another trademark
song that adds to the Nightclub/Surf feel of the album. Sit back and relax to
this one. Great percussion. First song I noticed with keyboards and how they
added to the dynamics.

Spiritual Machine - Another driving song. Not a hook that I'm particularly
fond of but the damn thing got stuck in my head more than any other hook.
Refrain is strong and suggests aural symbols: victory, arms in the air
freedom. Nice bottom end but I wanted to hear it even heavier, into the
depths. Also, the ending left me wanting more of what you were doing there.

Full Moon March - Adds another dimension of rhythm to the CD. Personally, I
felt I wanted to hear it develop away from the hook more by changing up the
march and not ending with it. Marches are tough for me to stick with. I
liked the addition of eerie stereo sounds and different guitar sounds. This is one
of those songs I would like to have heard different instruments.

Happy, Hungry, Horny - My favorite groove on the CD. Great song to drive to.
This is one of the songs that sounds better with some outside interference,
so, drive fast with the windows rolled down and the music cranked. Reminds
me of "Lowrider". Also, has a Hendrix type of breakdown in the middle before
the solo that breaks up the song a bit. Nice culmination to a dynamic apex by
adding more guitars after the solo.

Caravan - I've heard several versions of this song by different artists.
Another good driving song -either along the beach or a hot, desert highway.
Aural images of camels dancing to swing. Herp Albert/Les Paul feel ending in
a sandstorm of sound.

Things We Do - Appropriate place in the album, right after the frenzy of
Caravan. Lets you mellow out the drive, roll up the windows and breathe
easier. I hear horns on this song as a possibility. The faint, whistling
keyboard in the background supports the hook without being distracting. I'd
like to hear this song on an LP with some pops and scratches on it.

Leaping Gnome - I liked the drumskin bending on this one. It has the most
Night Club feel of all the songs. I wanted to hear a different instrument
take the first solo to enhance that smoky nightclub atmosphere. Second solo
fits better as a guitar as it is.

Cajun Red - Lazy sunset; surf vibe. This is your other trademark song for
the Nightclub/Surf feel that I'm talking about. What the heck is running around
in my headphones? That staccato, high-pitched guitar made me laugh. It
reminded me of a hamster escaping from his Habitrail. Gotta hear this on
headphones. Like the addition of the sloppy, Southern Blues feel. It opens
up the song beyond the beginning and lets it evolve. The solo at the end sounds
like I'm listening to it through a toilet paper roll. Very cool!

Just finished writing my review on the Room 137 CD..........2003-08-15

It's taken me some time to get through this and get it into words. I've listened to it in different places,
spaces and frames of mind: Car, room, headphones; open-minded, not in a
listening mood and hyped on coffee.
The first thing that strikes me is the difference from the first album
to
this one. Definitely shows growth -an even more mature musical sensibility
is being developed each time. Curtis has set himself farther apart from the
"shredder" mentality and focused on the music inside you that you want to
produce.
The album, overall, sounds best in a closed environment without
distractions. Headphones or with your ears right up next to cranked
speakers.
The music demands attention and isn't great to read a book to or study to. A
few of the songs would sound better as background party music than others;
it strikes me more as an album that future generations of guitar players will
listen to and learn from because it's packed with such a variety of rhythms,
feels, tones and ideas.
I've heard the majority of these songs live for the past couple of years
so it's refreshing to hear them from the studio's perspective. Multi-tracking
adds a new dimension yet the mix doesn't take away from the live feel, nor
is it over-produced. I'm partial to the sounds of the guitar, but, in a few
songs, I've mentioned I'd like to hear horns or some other instruments. Of
course, that's where the album led me.

I think Curtis has stirred up a genre that I can only call "Nightclub/Surf".

Room 137 - One of those driving songs and definitely a song which
demonstrates what I'm talking about when I say that, with the addition of
extra guitars and smooth production, an extra aural dimension is apparent
without taking away from the live feel.

Danger Girl - The first taste of the Nightclub/Surf feel. Of all the songs,
this one sounds most rushed and out of the pocket.

Carrots and Grapes - Has that Les Paul happy-go-lucky feel that I've always
liked. Nice use of echo -sounds old like the '50s.

Playas del Cocos - Pensive and pouting nightclub song. Another trademark
song that adds to the Nightclub/Surf feel of the album. Sit back and relax to
this one. Great percussion. First song I noticed with keyboards and how they
added to the dynamics.

Spiritual Machine - Another driving song. Not a hook that I'm particularly
fond of but the damn thing got stuck in my head more than any other hook.
Refrain is strong and suggests aural symbols: victory, arms in the air
freedom. Nice bottom end but I wanted to hear it even heavier, into the
depths. Also, the ending left me wanting more of what you were doing there.

Full Moon March - Adds another dimension of rhythm to the CD. Personally, I
felt I wanted to hear it develop away from the hook more by changing up the
march and not ending with it. Marches are tough for me to stick with. I
liked the addition of eerie stereo sounds and different guitar sounds. This is one
of those songs I would like to have heard different instruments.

Happy, Hungry, Horny - My favorite groove on the CD. Great song to drive to.
This is one of the songs that sounds better with some outside interference,
so, drive fast with the windows rolled down and the music cranked. Reminds
me of "Lowrider". Also, has a Hendrix type of breakdown in the middle before
the solo that breaks up the song a bit. Nice culmination to a dynamic apex by
adding more guitars after the solo.

Caravan - I've heard several versions of this song by different artists.
Another good driving song -either along the beach or a hot, desert highway.
Aural images of camels dancing to swing. Herp Albert/Les Paul feel ending in
a sandstorm of sound.

Things We Do - Appropriate place in the album, right after the frenzy of
Caravan. Lets you mellow out the drive, roll up the windows and breathe
easier. I hear horns on this song as a possibility. The faint, whistling
keyboard in the background supports the hook without being distracting. I'd
like to hear this song on an LP with some pops and scratches on it.

Leaping Gnome - I liked the drumskin bending on this one. It has the most
Night Club feel of all the songs. I wanted to hear a different instrument
take the first solo to enhance that smoky nightclub atmosphere. Second solo
fits better as a guitar as it is.

Cajun Red - Lazy sunset; surf vibe. This is your other trademark song for

the Nightclub/Surf feel that I'm talking about. What the heck is running around
in my headphones? That staccato, high-pitched guitar made me laugh. It
reminded me of a hamster escaping from his Habitrail. Gotta hear this on
headphones. Like the addition of the sloppy, Southern Blues feel. It opens
up the song beyond the beginning and lets it evolve. The solo at the end sounds
like I'm listening to it through a toilet paper roll. Very cool!

Average customer rating:

The Swinging Guitar of Jon Larsen (Radio Edits): Vintage Guitars, Volume 14 Jon Larsen Manufacturer: Hot Club ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Swing General | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music ASIN: B000O6YEP2

Product Description

19 tracks. A remixed sampler of recordings made between 1992-1995, intended to display Larsen's abilities to radio programmers.

Average customer rating:

Libertango Manufacturer: EMI Classics Imports ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Piazzolla, Astor | ( P ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music General | Concertos | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music Chamber Music | Forms & Genres | Classical (c.1770-1830) | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General Modern | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music Argentina | South & Central America | International | Styles | Music General | Latin Music | Styles | Music Tango | Latin Music | Styles | Music Latin Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Vocal Jazz General | Vocal Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music ASIN: B00008ODZX Release Date: 2003-11-04

Tracks:

1. Lo Que Vendra - Anibal Troilo Y Su Orquesta
2. Adios Nonino - Carlos Garcia Y Su Orquesta
3. Villeguita - Astor Piazzolla Y Su Orquesta
4. Decarisimo - Leopoldo Federico Y Orquesta
5. Para Lucirse - Osvaldo Fresedo Y Su Orquesta
6. Marron Y Azul - Osvaldo Pugliese y su Orquesta
7. Invierno Porteno - Sexteto Mayor
8. Verano Porteno - Raul Garello Y Su Orquesta
9. El Desbande - Astor Piazzolla Ys Su Orquesta
10. Triunfal - Jose Basso Y Su Orquesta
11. Nonino - Leopoldo Federico Y Su Orquesta
12. Preparense - Osvaldo Pugliese y su Orquesta
13. Zum - Osvaldo Pugliese y su Orquesta
14. Otono Porteno - Raul Garello Y Su Orquesta
15. Se Armo - Astor Piazzolla Y Su Orquesta
16. Libertango - Leopoldo Federico Orquesta
17. Adios Nonio - Sexteto Mayor

Tracks:

1. El Desbande - Octeto Academico De Caracas
2. Invierno Porteno - Triestango
3. Adios Nonino - Les 12 Violoncellistes De La Philharmonie De Berlin
4. Decarisimo - Orquesta Estable Del Teatro Colon
5. Otono Porteno - Eroica Trio
6. Fuga Y Misterio - Les 12 Violoncellistes De La Philharmonie De Berlin
7. Cafe 1930 - Mark Gould
8. Oblivion - Triestango
9. Milonga Del Angel - Orquesta Estable Del Teatro Colon
10. Night Club 1960 - Leo Brouwer
11. Nuestro Tiempo - Triestango
12. Chiquilin De Bachin - Juliane Banse
13. Concierto Para Bandoneon - Daniel Binelli
14. Adios Nonio - Octeto Academico De Caracas

Average customer rating:

Estrada do Sol Carl Volk Manufacturer: Chiron Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music ASIN: B000005DTY Release Date: 1996-10-15

Tracks:

1. Estrada do Sol
2. The Current
3. Piece without Title
4. Morning of the Carnival
5. Nightclub - 1960
6. Valse Burlesque
7. Gymnopedie No. 1
8. Take - Off on a Satie Theme
9. Aria (Cantilena)
10. Fiber Optics
11. Romantico
12. Verano Porteno
13. Estrada Branca
14. Blue Ridge Parkway
15. Cancion de Cuna

Average customer rating:

Jazz-Club Mainstream: Guitar & Bass Various Artists Manufacturer: Polygram Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Bebop General | Bebop | Jazz | Styles | Music Hard Bop | Bebop | Jazz | Styles | Music Cool Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music Swing General | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Classic Big Band | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Contemporary Big Band | Swing Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music 1960s | By Decade | Pop | Styles | Music 1970s | By Decade | Pop | Styles | Music 1960-1969 | Decades | Compilations | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music 1970-1979 | Decades | Compilations | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music ASIN: B000008B49 Release Date: 1991-05-21

Jazz Music:

1. Jazz-Club: Violin
2. Jazz 'Round Midnight: Big Band
3. Jazz Samba
4. Jazz Samba Encore!
5. Joe Pass at the Montreux Jazz Festival 1975 [Live]
6. Jousts
7. Just for Fun
8. Let the World Sing (A Royal Wedding Suite)
9. Letter from Home
10. Looking in Looking Out

Jazz Music

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