11 mixes taggedflamenco jazz

Some filmmakers accentuate their flicks with tunes that improves & creates tone, details the world in which the characters live in, & makes the experience for the audience more enjoyable. For my last installment to this series, I want to focus on the soundtracks compiled by Woody Allen. Woody is a true artist when it comes to combining great songs with great images on the screen. Here's 20 songs from the many works of Mr. Allen with music by Louis Armstrong, Artie Shaw, and Benny Goodman.

Eight tracks including music by Alain Pérez/Alejandro Sanz/Jerry González/Paco de Lucía, Chano Domínguez, and Gil Evans/Miles Davis.

17 tracks by 17 women.
On the cover: "Vanity" by Alice Seghetti

Rock, Blues and Malian folk. Bossa, Son and Flamenco.
From Seattle to the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro to Lagos.
4 strings to 12 strings guitar tracks.
Played by absolute Maestros.

Eight tracks including music by Chano Domínguez, Gerardo Nuñez and Javier Colina.

Eight tracks including music by Renaud Garcia-Fons, John Coltrane And Chick Corea. All the songs are the result of the mixing and experimentation between the flamenco and jazz music. Enjoy! Olé!

Eleven tracks including music by Chano Dominguez, Charles Mingus and Pepe Habichuela.

Eight tracks including music by Paco De Lucia, Jose Menese, Miles Davis

Some of my favorite guitar songs from the last decades...

Eight tracks including music by Alberto Iglesias, Marillion, and E.S.T./Esbjörn Svensson Trio.

Nine tracks including music by Billie Holiday, David Gray and David Wilcox.