57 mixes with tracks by “Jean-Luc Ponty”

Did you know the color purple means magic, mystery and royalty? I knew there was a reason I loved that color. Here's some magic, mystery and royalty for you snitches!

20 "glorious" jazz performances...

Tracks of bands that jam out, and soothe your soul.

The Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index, which tracks obesity in America, Britain and Germany monthly, found Americans are in far worse shape than are Britons and Germans. Twenty-five percent of Americans are obese, compared with 20 percent of Britons and slightly more than 10 percent of Germans, the index indicated. NOT GOOD!! Time to eat right and hit the gym people!! (part 1 @ http://tinyurl.com/3sme6n7)

A summary of some of the best european, mostly british, bands, composers and interpreters.

Fourteen cool, slow, mellow, relaxing and somewhat lonesome jazzy tracks including music by Jim Lang, Horace Silver, and Sonny Rollins.

282 selections, all 1 minute or less in duration. Best variety on the site. Great if you have a really short attention span.

For ice rink loudspeakers or earphones when rollerskating in the city.
The Rhythm is there (I hope), most tracks are instrumental, but some songs, too.
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Twelve jazzy tracks for short road trip including music by Alice Coltrane, Art Blakey, and Art Ensemble Of Chicago.

*cover by Jean-Michel Folon. On the Road (1983)

Eight rock tracks, electrified and guided by the voice of a crazy violin. You won't escape unharmed. But it's so good.

(picture : unknown photographer. If anybody knows her/his name, please let me know.)

Mostly New Age acoustic guitar instrumentals including works of Don Ross, Andy McKee, Antoine Dufour, and others.

Forty-one tracks from several genres, including music by Chick Corea, Royksopp, and the Beatles. Hard not to be happy listening to these!