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Jazz Album Blogspot Download Jazz Album Blogspot Download jazz album blogspot download Jazz album blogspot download. Completing the CAPTCHA proves you are a human and gives you temporary access to the web property. What can I do to prevent this in the future? If you are on a personal connection, like at home, you can run an anti-virus scan on your device to make sure it is not infected with malware. If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. Another way to prevent getting this page in the future is to use Privacy Pass. You may need to download version 2.0 now from the Chrome Web Store. Cloudflare Ray ID: 66b3a28e6c16163a • Your IP : 188.246.226.140 • Performance & security by Cloudflare. Listen Jazz Easily : Download Jazz Album on Blogspot. We apologize for this inconvenience. Plz Visit To Get The Update. Thx! PS: Jazz is Free. Putumayo Presents French Cafe. 01 Paris Combo - Fibre De Verre 02 Serge Gainsbourg - Marilou Sous La Neige 03 Barbara - Si La Photo Est Bonne 04 Enzo Enzo - Juste Quelqu'un De Bien 05 Georges Brassens - Je M'suis Fait Tout Petit 06 Jane Birkin - Elaeudanla Tιitιia 07 Coralie Clιment - La Mer Opale 08 Mathieu Boogaerts - Ondulι 09 Brigitte Bardot - Un Jour Comme Un Autre 10 Paris Combo - On N'a Pas Besoin 11 Sanseverino - Mal T Mains 12 Baguette Quartette - En Douce 13 Polo - La Fιe Clochette. Django Reinhardt - Plays Solo. 01. Improvisation N°1 (2:59) 02. Parfum (3:02) 03. Tea For Two (2:52) 04. Improvisation N°2 (2:42) 05. Echoes Of Spain (3:09) 06. Naguine (2:30) 07. Improvisation N°3 (3:04) 08. Improvisation N°6 (2:22) 09. Improvisation N°7 (2:53) 10. Blues En Mineur (2:47) 11. Belleville (7:21) 12. Nuages (7:02) VA - Electric Jazz Lounge. 01 4Hero - Planetaria (Hefner Remix) 02 Sidsel Endresen & Bugge Wesseltoft - Try 03 United Future Organization - My Foolish Dream 04 Beady Belle - Moderation (Ext. Version) 05 Incognito - Out Of The Storm (C?S Planet E Special Mix) 06 Shirley Horn - Return To Paradise (Mark De Clive-Lowe Remix) 07 De-Phazz - Sabbatical 08 Nils Petter Molvaer - Merciful (Herbert?S We Mix) 09 Courtey Pine - The In-Sense Song (Raw Deal Mix) 10 Nina Simone - Black Is The Color Of My True Love?S Hair (Jaffa Remix) 11 Bugge Wesseltoft - Eve Nin (Les Gammas Remix) 12 Terry Callier - Love Theme From Spartacus (Zero 7 Remix) Chris Botti - Italia (2007) 1. Deborah`s Theme (From Once Upo 2. Italia (Feat. Andrea Bocelli) 3. Venice 4. The Very Thought Of You (Feat. Paula Cole) 5. Gabriel`s Oboe (From The Missi 6. I`ve Grown Accustomed To Her Face (Feat. Dean Martin) 7. Caruso 8. The Way You Look Tonight 9. It Never Entered My Mind 10. Ave Maria 11. Estate 12. Nessun Dorma. Jazz In Paris : Remixed. Tracklist : 1. Miles Davis “Ascenceur pour l’échafaud” remixed by Nicolas Repac 2. Pierre Michelot “Elephant green” remixed par Pierre Audetat, Stade 3. Raymond Fol “Les 4 saisons” remixed by Yvinek 4. Chet Baker “Eveything happens to me” remixed by VV (Gonzales & Renaud Letang) 5. Art Simmons “My funny Valentine” remixed by Jeff Sharel 6. Louis Armstrong “When it’s sleepy time down south” remixed by Pole 7. Art Blakey “The Midget” remixed by Art Kronik 8. Serge Gainsbourg - Alain Goraguer “Les loups dans la bergerie” remixed by Chris Bowden 9. Barney Willen “Ambiance pourpre” remixed by Soy Bean 10. Miles Davis “Ascenceur pour l’échafaud” remixed by Mobile In Motion. Brad Mehldau - Introducing. Tracks: 1. It Might As Well Be Spring (Oscar Hammerstein II/Richard Rodgers) 7:45 2. Countdown (John Coltrane) 4:12 3. My Romance (Richard Rodgers/Lorentz Hart) 6:25 4. Angst (Brad Mehldau) 6:11 5. Young Werther (Brad Mehldau) 7:13 6. Prelude To a Kiss (Duke Ellington/Irving Gordon/Irving Mills) 10:00 7. London Blues (Brad Mehldau) 7:01 8. From This Moment On (Cole Porter) 6:34 9. Say Goodbye (Brad Mehldau) 9:24. Personnel: Brad Mehldau (Piano) Larry Grenadier (Double Bass) - 1-5 Jorge Rossy (Drums) - 1-5 Christian McBride (Double Bass) - 6-9 Brian Blade (Drums) - 6-9. John Coltrane - The Very Best of John Coltrane. Tracks: 1. A Love Supreme, Pt. 1: Acknowledgement 7:47 2. In a Sentimental Mood 4:16 3. Bessie’’s Blues 3:34 4. Naima 7:07 5. Afro Blue 10:48 6. Lush Life 5:28 7. Crescent 8:44 8. Impressions 4:35 9. Alabama 5:09 10. My Favorite Things 17:19. Sophie Milman - Make Someone Happy (2007) Sophie Milman’s debut release reveals a gifted young jazz vocalist who swings with a surprising degree of maturity. Though born in Russia, she has called Canada home for some time and is joined by some of the country’s best jazz musicians. Milman isn’t afraid to take a few chances and seems to be quite comfortable with her own voice rather than copying others, as young performers have a tendency to do. Review by Ken DRYDEN - AMG. Tracklist 01. People Will Say We’re In Love (3:08) 02. Something In The Air Between Us (4:12) 03. Rocket Love (4:33) 04. So Long, You Fool (3:04) 05. Matchmaker, Matchmaker (3:16) 06. Like Someone In Love (3:30) 07. Make Someone Happy (4:00) 08. (It’s Not Easy) Bein’ Green (4:41) 09. Reste (Stay) (3:21) 10. Fever (5:13) 11. Undun (3:38) 12. It Might As Well Be Spring (3:36) 13. Eli Eli (A Walk To Ceasarea) (3:23) Sarah Vaughn - Sophisticated Lady (2007) Tracklist 01. You Stepped Out Of My Dream (2:17) 02. You Go To My Head (4:57) 03. When You Lover Has Gone (2:19) 04. Sophisticated Lady (3:50) 05. I Remember You (4:51) 06. Garden In The Rain (3:20) 07. When Sunny Gets Blues (3:54) 08. Round Midnight (3:36) 09. My Favourite Things (2:45) 10. In A Sentimental Mood (4:05) 11. Hands Accross The Table (2:51) 12. You’ve Changed (3:39) 13. The More I See You (3:08) 14. Midnight Sun (5:43) 15. Star Eyes (4:22) 16. I’m Scared (2:38) 17. It Might As Well Be Spring (3:05) 18. Misty (2:55) Charlie Parker - The Very Best. 01 - Bird of Paradise 02 - Constellation 03 - Bluebird 04 - Yardbird Suite 05 - How High the Moon 06 - My Old Flame 07 - Be Bop a Lula 08 - Rocker 09 - Scrapple from the Apple 10 - Relaxin’’ in Camarillo 11 - Chasin’’ the Bird 12 - Moose the Moochie 13 - Parker’’s Mood 14 - Riff Raff 15 - Don’’t Blame Me 16 - Marmaduke 17 - Crazeology 18 - ‘’Round Midnight 19 - Sly Mongoose 20 - Star Eyes 21 - Theme 22 - Slowboat to Chine. Joshua Redman Quartet - Blues for Pat (1994) This European CD, probably a bootleg, shows just how exciting the band was live. On 70 minutes of music recorded in a San Francisco club, Redman often indulges in close interplay and exciting tradeoffs with Metheny; the two clearly inspired each other. The recording quality is decent, and the performances overall actually exceed Wish in passion and creativity. Highlights include “Blues for Pat,” an 181/2-minute version of “St. Thomas” and “Carla’s Groove.” All Joshua Redman and Pat Metheny fans will want this one. - by Scott Yanow, AMG. Tracks: 1. Blues For Pat (Joshua Redman) 14:25 2. Sketches (Joshua Redman) 14:15 3. Band Intro (Joshua Redman) 5:30 4. Wish (Joshua Redman) 10:45 5. St. Thomas (Sonny Rollins) 18:26 6. We Had A Sister (Joshua Redman) 7:07 7. Carla’s Groove (Joshua Redman) 5:13. Personnel: Joshua Redman (Tenor Saxophone) Pat Metheny (Guitar) Christian Mc Bride (Double Bass) Billy Higgins (Drums) Nina Simone - Jazz Plays Nina Simone (2008) The company that owns the digital radio station “theJazz” has announced that the station is closing down at the end of March, barely more than a year since it opened. So it is hardly a propitious time to release an album with this title. Perhaps the CD should have been called theJazz Doesn’t Play Nina Simone. Nevertheless, this is a good representative selection from the work of a singing pianist who always seemed to be outside the jazz mainstream. She is not even mentioned in some jazz reference books, perhaps for the snobbish reason that some of her singles got into the pop charts and have even been used in TV commercials (but so have those of Louis Armstrong - the subject of theJazz’s previous release). Certainly Simone was the kind of artist who appeals to people who don’t normally regard themselves as jazz fans. This album includes such popular hits as I Put a Spell on You and My Baby Just Cares For me but unaccountably omits To Love Somebody, which got into the UK Top Five in 1969. However popular she was, and despite her classical training, she was undoubtedly a jazz performer - and a unique one. Her voice was deep and she often used a very wide vibrato, putting songs across with a passion which also found voice in her political activism. But this passion gave a forcefulness to many of her performances: whether an optimistic song like Feeling Good or the sombre Strange Fruit (here performed very histrionically). Her piano style was often thumping - even ponderous - a quality she shared with Dave Brubeck (another classically-influenced pianist). And she took material from whatever sources she pleased - popular songs, show tunes, folk and gospel songs, as well as jazz standards and her own originals.
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