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Jazz/Swing/Standards Triste Tuxedo Junction A Fine Romance Undecided A Foggy Day Voyage After You've Gone Watch What Happens Ain't Misbehavin' Wave All Of Me What A Little Moonlight Can All Of You Do All Or Nothing At All What Is This Thing Called All The Things You Are Love? Alone Together When You're Smiling And The Angels Sing Where Or When? April In Paris Whisper Not Autumn Leaves Who Cares (So Long As You Begin The Beguine Care For Me) The Best Is Yet To Come Witchcraft Blue Moon Yes & No Blue Skies You Make Me Feel So Young But Not For Me You Stepped Out Of A Bye Bye Blackbird Dream Chattanooga Choo Choo Cheek To Cheek You'd Be So Nice To Come Come Fly With Me Home To The Days Of Wine & Roses You're Nobody 'Til Dolphin Dance Somebody Loves You Don’t Get Around Much Anymore You're The Top Fly Me To The Moon Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You Ballads Get Out Of Town Have You Met Miss Jones All The Way Honeysuckle Rose Angel Eyes I Could Have Danced All Night As Time Goes By I Could Write A Book At Last I Get A Kick Out Of You Autumn In New York I Love Paris Body & Soul I Remember You But Beautiful I Should Care Darn That Dream I Thought About You Do Nothing ‘Til You Hear I've Got the World On A String From Me I've Got You Under My Skin Dreamsville In A Mellow Tone Early Autumn In The Mood Easy To Love Invitation Embraceable You Is You Is Or Is You Ain't (My Baby)? Everybody Loves Somebody Isn't It Romantic? Georgia It Don't Mean A Thing Give Me The Simple Life It Had To Be You Here's That Rainy Day It's All Right With Me I Got It Bad & That Ain't Jersey Bounce Good Just In Time I Only Have Eyes For You The Lady Is A Tramp I'm In The Mood For Love Let's Call The Whole Thing Off I've Got A Crush On You Let's Fall In Love In A Sentimental Mood L*O*V*E In The Wee Small Hours Love For Sale Li'l Darlin Mack The Knife Misty New York, New York Mood Indigo Night & Day Moonglow Night Train Moonlight In Vermont On A Slow Boat To China Moonlight Serenade On The Street Where You Live The More I See You On The Sunny Side Of The Street My Foolish Heart Once I Loved My One & Only Love Our Love Is Here To Stay My Romance Out Of Nowhere Out Of This World The Nearness Of You Pennsylvania 6-5000 A Nightingale Sang In Perdido Berkeley Square Robbin's Nest Once In A While Rose Room One For My Baby (And One Rosetta More For The Road) Sandu Our Love Is Here To Stay Satin Doll Over The Rainbow The Shadow Of Your Smile Peace Shiny Stockings Polkadots & Moonbeams Slipped Disc Prelude To A Kiss Slow Hot Wind Since I Fell For You So Rare Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Softly, As In A Morning Someday My Prince Will Solitude Come The Song Is You Someone To Watch Over Me Spain Sophisticated Lady Speak Low Spring Can Really Hang You Stella By Starlight Up The Most Stompin' At The Savoy Star Dust A String of Pearls Stars Fell On Alabama The Summer Wind Strangers In The Night Sweet Georgia Brown Teach Me Tonight Sweet Lorraine Tell It Like It Is Take Five Tenderly Take The ‘A’ Train That Old Feeling Taking A Chance On Love Time After Time There Is No Greater Love Unforgettable There Will Never Be Another You The Very Thought Of You They Can't Take That Away From Me The Way You Look Tonight This Can't Be Love What A Difference A Day Three Views Of A Secret Made Too Marvelous For Words What A Wonderful World What's New? When I Fall In Love When You Wish Upon A Star Willow Weep For Me You Go To My Head You Made Me Love You You've Changed Young At Heart Latin El Manisero La Charanga Almendra Linda Chicana Alonzo Mamblues Baia Mambo Influenciado Besame Mucho Mambo Inn Black Orpheus No Me Esqueca Blue Bossa Ran Kan Kan Brazil Riondo Merengue Cherry Pink & Apple Blossom White Sabor So Danco Samba Compadre Pedro Juan Son De La Loma Echale Salsita Instrumentals Pick Up The Pieces--AWB Question & Answer--Pat As We Speak--David Sanborn Metheny Better Days Ahead--Pat Metheny Samba Pa Ti--Santana Europa--Santana Sea Journey--Chick Corea The Girls Next Door--Pat Metheny Sissy Strut--The Meters Here To Stay--Pat Metheny Something To Remind You-- The Hornet--Yellowjackets Pat Metheny (It's Just) Talk--Pat Metheny Tell It All--Pat Metheny James--Pat Metheny Valdez In The Country-- Lakes--Pat Metheny Georg Mr. Magic--Grover Washington, Jr. Special Occasions, Waltzes, Oh! What A Beautiful Mornin' Polkas Pennsylvania Polka Siman Tov Sunrise, America, The Beautiful SunsetTennesee Waltz Anniversary Waltz Beer Barrel Polka Daddy's Little Girl Hava Nagila Hevenu Shalom Alechem Country Friends In Low Places--Garth Brooks Amazed--Lonestar Help Me Make It Through Before The Next Teardrop Falls- The Night Freddy Fender Wasted Days & Wasted Boot Scootin' Boogie--Brooks & Nights--Freddy Fender Dunn The Chair--George Strait Pop/Rock 70's All Right Now--Free Y2K Another Star--Stevie Wonder Again-Lenny Kravitz Beast of Burden--Rolling Be With You-Enrique Iglesias Stones Everything You Want-Vertical Brown Eyed Girl--Van Horizon Morrison I Try-Macy Gray Brown Sugar--Rolling Stones Maria Maria-Santana China Grove-Doobie No More-Ruff Endz Brothers Taking You Home-Don Henley Comfortably Numb--Pink Floyd Crazy Love--Van Morrison 90's Creepin'--Stevie Wonder Angel--Sarah McClachlan Daniel-Elton John Blessed--Elton John Deacon Blues--Steely Dan Change The World-Eric Clapton Do It Again--Steely Dan Close To You--Lenny Kravitz Don't Let The Sun Go Down Fly Away--Lenny Kravitz On Me-Elton John Hard To Handle--Black Crowes Europa--Santana I Belong To You--Lenny Kravitz Evil Ways--Santana Jump Jive & Wail--Brian Setzer Free Bird-Lynyrd Skynyrd Just The Two Of Us--Will Smith Gimme Three Steps-Lynyrd Layla (unplugged)--Eric Clapton Skynyrd Let Love Rule-Lenny Kravitz Honky Tonk Women-- Men In Black--Will Smith Rolling Stones Right Here, Right Now--Jesus Jones I Can't Tell You Why--Eagles Smooth--Santana The Joker--Steve Miller Band Something To Talk About--Bonnie Josie--Steely Dan Raitt Lay Down Sally--Eric Walkin' On The Sun--Smash Mouth Clapton The Way--Fastball Let's Get It On-Marvin Gaye Let's Stay Together--Al Green Minute By Minute--Doobie 80's Brothers Ain't Nobody--Chaka Khan Miss You--Rolling Stones Bust A Move--Young M.C. Peg--Steely Dan Caught Up In The Rapture--Anita Play That Funky Music--Wild Baker Cherry Da Butt--E.U. Rocket Man--Elton John Drive-The Cars Samba Pa Ti--Santana Get Here--Oleta Adams Sangria Wine-Jerry Jeff Gimme All Your Lovin'-ZZ Top Walker Good Times Roll-The Cars Smile Please--Stevie Wonder I Can't Help It-Stevie Wonder Takin' Care Of Business-- I Need You Tonight--INXS BTO Keep Your Hands To Yourself-- Takin' It To The Streets-- Georgia Satellites Doobie Brothers Kiss--Prince Too High--Stevie Wonder Mary Had A Little Lamb--Stevie Ray Tupelo Honey--Van Vaughan Morrison My Prerogative--Bobby Brown Tush--ZZ Top New Sensation--INXS Walk This Way--Aerosmith One Hundred Ways--James Ingram What A Fool Believes-- Real Love--Doobie Brothers Doobie Brothers She Drives Me Crazy--FYC What's Goin' On?--Marvin Start Me Up--Rolling Stones Gaye Stay With Me Tonight--Jeffrey Wonderful Tonight--Eric Osborne Clapton Sweet Love--Anita Baker You Make Me Feel Brand That Girl--Stevie Wonder New--Stylistics Through The Fire--Chaka Khan Walk The Dinosaur--Was (Not Was) Way You Do The Things You Do-- UB40 What I Like About U--Romantics What's Love Got To Do With It--Tina Turner Wishing Well--TT D'Arby Word Up--Cameo You Can Leave Your Hat On-Joe Cocker 60's Ain't Too Proud To Beg-- Temptations Beyond The Sea--Bobby Darin Blue Bayou--Roy Orbison Born Blind--Sonny Boy Williamson Dancing In The Street--Martha Reeves Dock Of The Bay--Otis Redding Get Ready--Temptations Gimme Some Lovin'-Spencer Davis Group Heat Wave--Martha Reeves Hold On I'm Coming--Sam & Dave How Sweet It Is--Marvin Gaye I Feel Good--James Brown I Heard It Through The Grapevine-- Marvin Gaye In The Midnight Hour--Wilson Pickett Knock On Wood--Eddie Floyd Magic Carpet Ride--Steppenwolf Moondance--Van Morrison Mustang Sally--Wilson Pickett My Girl--Temptations Ooh Baby Baby--Smokey Robinson Reach Out, I'll Be There--Four Tops Respect--Aretha Franklin Satisfaction--Rolling Stones Soul Man--Sam & Dave The Thrill Is Gone--B.B. King Tracks Of My Tears--Smokey Robinson Under The Boardwalk--Platters Use Me--Bill Withers .
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