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Jazz Song Artist Length Jazz Song Artist Length All of Me Sarah Vaughan 3:22 All The Things You Are Frank Sinatra 3:04 Angel Eyes Ella Fitzgerald 3:26 April in Paris Frank Sinatra 3:56 As Time Goes By Sam Dooley Wilson 3:03 Around The World Jazz Standard 3:41 At Last Etta James 3:04 Autumn Leaves Eva Cassidy 4:00 Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered Straight Ahead Album 7:00 Black Magic Ella Fitzgerald 3:51 Blue Berry Hill Standard Jazz 3:33 Blue Moon Nat King Cole 3:30 Body and Soul Sarah Vaughan/Tony Bennett 3:21 Brazil Antonio Carlos Jobim 5:00 But Not For Me Frank Sinatra 3:50 Call Me Eliane Elias 4:02 Can't Take My Eyes Off of You Frankie Valli/Sinatra 3:24 Carinhoso Marisa Monte 1:49 Cheek to Cheek Bennett & Gaga 2:52 Come Fly With Me Frank Sinatra 3:18 Corcovado (Quiet Nights) Frank Sinatra 2:44 Crazy Patsy Cline 3:30 Cry Me A River Julie London 2:51 Dark Clouds on a Summer Day Straight Ahead Album 2:15 Desafinado Gal Costa 3:46 Days of Wine and Roses Henry Mancini 3:33 Dindi Ella Fitzgerald 6:31 Do Nothin’ ‘til You Hear From Me Straight Ahead Album 7:41 Don't Get Around Much Anymore Tony Bennett 2:38 Dream A Little Dream of Me Michael Buble 3:09 Everyday I Have The Blues Natalie Cole 4:09 Everything Happens to Me Frank Sinatra 3:34 Exactly Like You Carmen Mcrae 3:46 Fly Me to The Moon Frank Sinatra 2:23 Fools Rush In Ingrid Michaelson 3:22 Girl From Ipanema Astrud Gilberto 3:30 Hello Dolly Louis Armstrong 5:50 Home Michael Buble 3:45 I Could Write a Book Harry Connick Jr 2:29 I’m Beginning To See The Light Michael Buble 2:49 I Put A Spell On You Nina Simone 2:38 I've Got A Crush On You Michael Buble 3:05 I've Got The World on A String Ella Fitzgerald/Buble 4:54 I’ve Got You Under My Skin Frank Sinatra 3:46 I Wish You Love Frank Sinatra 3:00 If I Were A Bell Dinah Washington 2:06 Ipanema Stan Getz/Joao Gilberto 5:25 It Don't Mean A Thing Duke Ellington 4:34 It had to Be You Harry Connick Jr 2.38 It Was Just One of Those Things Sarah Vaughan 3:12 Lady Is A Tramp Ella Fitzgerald 3:22 Look of Love Diana Krall 3:50 Love is Here to Stay Harry Connick Jr 4:08 Love Me Tender Elvis Presley 2:40 Magic Is The Moonlight Rosemary Clooney 2:50 Manila Medley Straight Ahead Album 5:09 Mas Que Nada Sergio Mendez 2:42 Masquerade is over Nancy Wilson 4:21 Mona Lisa Nat King Cole 3:26 Moon River Andy Williams 2:44 Moondance Van Morrison 4:33 My One And Only Love John Coltraine/Johnny Hartman 4:56 My Foolish Heart Bill Evans 4:39 Nearness of You Norah Jones 3:07 Night and Day Frank Sinatra/Ella Fitzgerald 4:02 Night Moves Kurt Elling 4:24 O Pato Karrin Allyson 3:51 Old Devil Moon Frank Sinatra 3:00 On The Street Where You Live Harry Connick Jr 4:13 One Note Samba Ella Fitzgerald 4:17 Pure Imagination Harry Connick Jr 4:18 Quando Michael Buble 4:46 Rio de Janeiro Blues Randy Crawford 4:08 Route 66 Nat and Natalie Cole 3:06 Sabor A Mi Ydie Gorme 2:59 September In The Rain Dinah Washington 2:11 Sentimental Journey Doris Day 3:33 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Platters 2:40 Solitude Duke Ellington 3:12 Stardust Nat King Cole 3:16 Steppin' Out With My Baby Tony Bennett/Christina Aguilera 2:20 Stormy Weather Ella Fitzgerald 3:18 Straighten Up and Fly Right Nat King Cole 2:28 Summertime Ella Fitzgerald 3:40 Take the A Train Nikki Yanosky 3:35 The Nearness Of You Norah Jones 5:00 The More I See You Michael Buble 3:47 The Shadow of Your Smile Tony Bennett 3:30 The Very Thought Of You Nat King Cole 3:54 The Way You Look Tonight Michael Buble 3:54 There Will Never Be Another You Ella Fitzgerald 3:13 These Foolish Things Remind Me of You Michael Buble 4:37 They Can't Take That Away From Me Ella Fitzgerald/Louis Armstrong 4:40 Till You Come To Me Spencer Day 4:14 Unforgettable Nat and Natalie Cole 3:47 Usahay (Visayan Song) Filipino Classic 3:50 Wave Frank Sinatra 3:23 What A Wonderful World Louis Armstrong 2:17 When Sunny Gets Blue Mel Torme 2:59 Why Didn’t I Say Hi Straight Ahead Album 3:17 Wink and A Smile Harry Connick Jr 2:55 Yellow Days Jazz Standard 5:00 You Make Me Feel So Young Frank Sinatra 2:56 Young at Heart Michael Buble 3:43 You’ll Never Know Rosemary Clooney 3:00 Yours Jazz Standard 3:30 Your Heart is Black as Night Melody Gardot 2:41 You’ve Changed Straight Ahead Album 4:49 Instrumental Jazz Repertoire List Alone Together Jazz Standard 6:50 Angela Jazz Standard 4:00 Blue Monk Wynton Marsalis 6:30 Body and Soul (Original) Winston Raval 6:40 Butterfly Jazz Standard 3:30 Cherokee Wynton Marsalis 5:30 Corcovado Astrud Gilberto 3:00 Daahoud Oscar Peterson Trio 2:30 Darn That Dream Jazz Standard 6:40 Girl from Ipanema Astrud Gilberto 6:47 Green Dolpin Street Bill Evans 8:00 High Fly Jazz Standard 6:00 Humpty Dumpty Jazz Standard 6:53 I Love You Jazz Standard 7:00 I’ll Remember April Carmen Mcrae 3:00 Imagination Jazz Standard 3:00 In My Life Jazz Standard 6:00 Invitation Jazz Standard 3:00 Just The Way You Are Billy Joel 4:50 Love For Sale Ella Fitzgerald 5:55 Moment’s Notice John Coltrane 4:51 My Cheri Amor Stevie Wonder 3:00 Night and Day Ella Fitzgerald 3:12 Night Has A Thousand Eyes Jazz Standard 3:20 Pannonica Jazz Standard 6:52 Pure Imagination Willy Wonka 4:00 Recorda-Me Jazz Standard 6:20 Ruby My Dear Thelonious Monk 5:42 Sea Journey Straight Ahead Album 4:49 Seven Steps To Heaven Miles Davis 7:46 Stella by Starlight Miles Davis 4:45 Tenderly Nat King Cole 3:30 Tenor Madness Sonny Rollins 5:45 There Will Never Be Another You Chet Baker 3:00 Time Remembered Bill Evans 5:46 Triste Antonio Carlos Jobim 4:24 Tune Up Miles Davis 4:00 Use To Be A Cha Cha Jazz Standard 8:00 Very Easily Jazz Standard 6:20 West Coast Blues Jazz Standard 7:00 Yardbird Suite Charlie Parker 3:00 You Don’t Know What Love Is Jazz Standard 7:37 POP SONG REPERTOIRE LIST I’m Not The Only One Sam Smith 4:30 Like I’m Gonna Lose You Meghan Trainor 3:47 Like Someone In Love Meghan Trainor 3:20 Love Song Adele 5:16 Love Never Felt So Good Michael Jackson 4:00 Proud Mary Tina Turner 5:26 Set Fire Through The Rain Adele 4:00 Simply The Best Tina Turner 5:00 Smooth Operation Sade 4:17 This Masquerade George Benson 7:50 Instrumental Dancing Song Boogie Oogie Jazz/Dancing 3:45 I Will Survive Gloria Gaynor 4:57 Last Dance Jazz/Dancing 3:40 If You Could Read Gordon Lightfoot 3:47 Happy Bossa Nova 6:00 Rehab Jazz Standard 3:35 September Jazz/Dancing 4:00 Let’s Grove Tonight Earth, Wind & Fire 3:55 .
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