306 mixes with songs by “oscar peterson”

52 songs / 3.20 hours of songs to sleep and fall asleep to.
This collection will lull your heart and mind to peace and rest. Relaxation guaranteed :)

Mostly from soundtrack to House M.D.

The Duke / E. Garner / Monk / Peggy Lee / Nat King Cole / Count Basie / Oscar P / Earl Fatha Hines / The Bird / Art Tatum / Django

Songs to make the day go by easier that are filled with messages of love.

Mixed today for your tomorrows with lots of groovy love

Some of the classics are on the playlist.... Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman, Ella Fitzgerald

A mix I made for a friend a few years back. At the time, all the music on this mix was brand new to me and it was the process of making this mix, and finding the tracks that kick started my passion for Jazz. Hope you like it.

PS. The album names are not accurate.

An eclectic mix of some of the best instrumentals from around the world that'll make you feel 'so good', where sometimes words would fail.
20+ songs, spanning across genres, from virtuoso guitar gods like Satch, Eric Johnson & Clapton to romantic classics from the likes of Paul Mauriat & David Benoit
+Some jazz and Indian classical\fusion numbers that add to its eccentricity. They'll slowly grow upon you for sure.
Hope you like em.

For chilling as if it's 1945 with artists like Ella Fitzgerald, Sinatra, and Armstrong.

Even though Buttermilk Channel is all the way on the other side of Brooklyn, it's still one of my top spots to eat at in Brooklyn. Love that place. Here's to you Buttermilk.

I refuse to raise children who thinks the "music" played on the radio is what REAL MUSIC sounds like so from the moment they're in the womb, this is what they will listen to.

Countdown the best songs of 1974! This is the complete list from 175 all the way to #1. Technically 176 songs, from 175 albums, 15 hours of music to last all day. Covers all genres ranging from Willie Nelson to Miles Davis to New York Dolls. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/03/paradigm-shift-top-175-...

A selection of songs by (mostly) modern bands from a set I DJed last week.
Image from Shorpy: http://www.shorpy.com/node/4971

I recommend buying songs directly from the artists when possible.
Set details: http://dogpossum.org/2012/05/8-tracks-new-music-for-lindy-hopping/

Traditional jazz standards, principally from 1950-1960's