11 mixes with songs by “Cedar+Walton”

Piano Trios, and Solos... Cedar Walton, Erroll Garner, and Hank Jones. Some Live Some not.

119 songs on the soundtrack of my year. From indie rock to funky soul, debut artists to old friends, originals to covers, solos to big band, comedy to tragedy, soup to nuts, Sheboygan to Fond Du Lac and back again…Colossal kudos and thanks to all the incredible artists represented on these tracks. I’m also incredibly grateful to all the kindred spirits, bloggers and web sites that pointed me in the right direction. Enjoy!

J'ai la chaîne d'amour au bout de mes deux mains. 'y a des millions d'amants et je n'ai qu'un refrain. Quand je fume la dernièr' cigarette, que je ferme doucement la fenêtre et que, dans le sommeil, je me glisse pour rêver aux plus belles délices...

23 chansons et pièces de musique de Mano Negra, Charles Aznavour et Miles Davis.

It starts with the simple question "would you care to come upstairs for a nightcap?" And then...

maybe track 1 or track 4 for the intro? Main character getting dressed, leaving the house, chevy to the studio

My heart is sad and lonely
For you I cry
For you dear only

I'm all for you
Body and Soul

A great jazz trio (typically piano or guitar with bass and drums) is a beautiful thing. Celebrating the history of trio jazz at its very best, this 20-track mix includes recordings by Bud Powell, Hampton Hawes and Elmo Hope.

Thirty-four tracks including music by Arturo Sandoval, Barney Kessel and Brian Mcknight.

I guess I got no choice but to be a, I got no choice but to be a _______

Eight tracks including music by Ahmad Jamal, Bud Powell, Phineas Newborn Jr. and Cedar Walton.

Eleven tracks including music by Abdullah Ibrahim, Ben Sidran and Bobby Timmons.