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Jazz and Standards All of Me (Sinatra) All of My Love (Original) All The Way Alright Okay You Win (Joe Williams) At Last (Etta James) Cheek To Cheek (Louis Armstrong) Come Fly With Me (Sinatra) Cry Me A River (Bublé) Don’t Know Why (Norah Jones) Everything (Michael Buble) Feeling Good (Bublé) Fever (Ella Fitzgerald) Fly Me To The Moon (Sinatra) Four Brothers (Woody Herman) Get Happy Haven’t Met You Yet (Michael Buble) High Hopes Home (Michael Buble) I Left My Heart In San Francisco (Bennett) In The Mood (Glenn Miller) It Don't Mean A Thing (Duke Ellington) It Had To Be You (Harry Connick Jr.) Jump, Jive and Wail (Brian Setzer Orch.) Learning The Blues LOVE (Nat King Cole) Luck Be A Lady Tonight Mack The knife (Bobby Darin) Me And My Shadow Moonglow (Sinatra) Moon River (Andy Williams) My Way (Sinatra) New York, New York (Sinatra) Nice and Easy Old Black Magic On The Sunny Side of The Street (Ella Fitzgerald) Pennies From Heaven (Bing Crosby) Rock This Town (Brian Setzer Orch.) Route 66 (Nat King Cole) Satin Doll (Chet Baker) Save The Last Dance for Me (Dean Martin) Sing, Sing, Sing (Benny Goodman) Something Stupid Somewhere Over The Rainbow Stardust Steppin’ Out With My Baby (Tony Bennett) Stormy Weather Strangers In The Night (Sinatra) Summer Wind Sway (Michael Buble) S’wonderful (Sinatra) That’s Life The Man That Got Away The Look of Love (Diana Krall) The Tender Trap The Way You Look Tonight (Sinatra) Three Coins In A Fountain Too Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo -Ral (Bing Crosby) Under My Skin (Sinatra) Unforgettable (Nat King, Natalie Cole) What A Wonderful World (Louis Armstrong) When Irish Eyes Are Smiling (Bing Crosby) Witchcraft (Sinatra) You and I (Bublé) You Make Me Feel So Young Young At Heart (Sinatra) .

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