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Michael Buble Meets Madison Square Garden (CD/DVD)

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best jazzAfter his first album # 1 pop and her three platinum-plus-disc, in 2007 won the Grammy ®-Call me irresponsible, singing sensation Michael Buble returned to the stage with the CD + DVD package Live-Meet Michael Buble Madison square garden. With the strong performance of Everything 'of his hit', 'Home' and Feeling Good ", she brought December 5, 2008 concert at one of the most famous concert halls in the history of home entertainment for fans of Michael BublĂ© Madison Square Garden Meet.




Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. I'm Your Man
2. Me and Mrs. Jones
3. Call Me Irresponsible
4. I've got the World On A String
5. Lost
6. Feeling Good
7. Home
8. Everything
9. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
10. Song For You

Disc 2:

1. DVD of 60 minute concert, plus 2 bonus songs (Stardust and You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You)

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Pure Ella: The Very Best of Ella Fitzgerald

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best jazzIt's hard to choose between collections and work of Ella Fitzgerald Ken Burns Jazz collection issues. Although there is some overlap between the two, CD Burns' covers a wider sweep his career - in the mid-thirties version of AA-Tisket Tasket (the version here was recorded live in 1961) until the late sixties. Everything listed here sometimes in the late fifties and early sixties - Ella Fitzgerald's early, but unfortunately lost their jobs since the beginning.

However, if I really need to be limited to only one CD Ella Fitzgerald, it would be this one. Burns did not include a duet with Louis Armstrong "They can not Take Away From Me 'and' Summertime 'and there's music was never made, with more than their hearts Fitzgerald and Armstrong Honey. And the sound of sand paper together in a way that prevents play description and I 'll nominated their own version. "Summertime" as one of the best recordings ever made I can not hear too often .. If you do not have a copy, there is a big hole in your record collection - no, make a big hole in your life that need to be repaired.

In addition, while the voice offers CD Burns' beautiful and fun scatting Ella (Ella scatting is a cure for what you are sick), I think he changed his work shorter than ballads. 'Misty' and 'My Funny Valentine "should be on every intro to Ella Fitzgerald.

Things to remember about any introduction by Ella Fitzgerald, however, is that something just a note - to keep you until you have enough money to save the entire song. Once you do, is really a nice collection.
Track Listing

1. Mack the Knife
2. Blue Skies
3. A-Tisket, A-Tasket
4. They Can't Take That Away from Me
5. Misty
6. You'll Have to Swing It (Mr. Paganini)
7. Tea for Two
8. Love Is Here to Stay
9. Night and Day
10. My Funny Valentine
11. Boy from Ipanema
12. Too Marvelous for Words
13. Take the "A" Train
14. Summertime
15. How High the Moon
16. All the Things You Are
17. Over the Rainbow
18. Oh, Lady Be Good

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Oh, My Nola - Harry Connick Jr.

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best jazzFresh from his work on Broadway in Pajama Game, Harry Connick returned to the roots of New Orleans and took a few albums in tribute to his hometown. Released the same day on the same subject, but mostly instrumental Chanson du Vieux Carre, Oh, My Nola Album is a loose, easy swing that included the best Connick. It is the legacy of magical music to New Orleans "with well-chosen covers peppered with the original. Although he wrote only four titles, at least one of them:" All these people is a prominent - a mid-tempo elegy immediately after Hurricane Katrina, with large contributions Gospel great Kim Burrell. When it comes to blankets, Connick chose tracks that either originated in New Orleans or found particular resonance there. The funky, long live the "classic work of Allen Toussaint to participate in a Coal Mine" opens the CD reflects the feeling of things, but more fun is a field-left appears to have - you'll never think of "Hello Dolly" in the same way after listening to the version you find here.

Track Listing
1. Working In A Coal Mine
2. Won't You Come Home, Bill Bailey ?
3. Something You Got
4. Let Them Talk
5. Jambalaya (On the Bayou)
6. Careless Love
7. All These People (Original Recording)
8. Yes We Can
9. Someday
10. Oh , My Nola - (Original Recording)
11. Elijah Rock
12. Sheik of Araby
13. Lazy Bones
14. We Make A Lot Of Love - (Original Recording)
15. Hello Dolly
16. Do Dat Thing - (Original Recording)

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Classic Sinatra: His Greatest Performances 1953-1960 - Frank Sinatra

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best jazzFew would argue with Frank Sinatra is one of the greatest popular singer of the 20th century. His voice has a different strength, and majesty, when it took a little swing or ballad crooner still a tender. When he reached the summit, no one could touch, and the songs collected on a range of Classic Sinatra Talent show. Known for their memorable run to Capitol Records in the 1950s, the figure is more than just the best, they are often the definitive recordings: "I get a kick out of you", a "Young at Heart", "Magic Woman wandering "i" morning "and" I Got You Under My Skin. Like nearly all of Sinatra recorded during this period, it is very useful to be discovered, which makes Classic Sinatra a perfect introduction to this work really great talent
Track Listing

1. I've Got the World on a String
2. I Get a Kick Out of You
3. They Can't Take That Away from Me
4. My Funny Valentine
5. Young at Heart
6. Someone to Watch over Me
7. In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning
8. I've Got You Under My Skin
9. You Make Me Feel So Young
10. It Happened in Monterey
11. Oh! Look at Me Now
12. Night and Day
13. Witchcraft
14. Lady Is a Tramp
15. All the Way
16. Come Fly With Me
17. Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day)
18. One for My Baby (And One More for the Road)
19. Come Dance With Me
20. Nice 'N' Easy

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The Very Best of Nat King Cole

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best jazzRemembering Nat King Cole 40 years in 1965, this compilation is a very good friend of documentary CD / DVD. Produced with the blessing of his right, this disc is a thorough study of his timeless genius - all recorded on the Capitol label. These luxurious and soothing tenor caught humming pop songs, he was a boy known as "beautiful nature", the "Mona Lisa melancholy 'and Rockin' right and right" Fly and Route 66. It's often overlooked skills As a pianist Earl Hines style of Cole Darling "Quizas, Quizas, Quizas (Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps)," and "keep you beaucoup," testified to the international reputation, and the view. If you have dry eyes when you listen posthumous duet with Natalie Cole Digital Enhanced "unforgettable father. Became" From the chain with a big band Nat King Cole never fashionable.

Track Listing

1. Stardust
2. Sweet Lorraine
3. (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66
4. Straighten Up And Fly Right
5. (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons
6. What'll I Do?
7. Morning Star (previously unreleased film version from St. Louis Blues)
8. Penthouse Serenade (instrumental)
9. Candy
10. Walkin’ My Baby Back Home
11. Unforgettable
12. Mona Lisa
13. Nature Boy
14. Somewhere Along The Way
15. Smile
16. A Blossom Fell
17. Can’t I?
18. Let There Be Love
19. Almost Like Being In Love
20. Ballerina
21. I’m Gonna Sit Right Down (And Write Myself A Letter)
22. Let’s Face The Music And Dance
23. Autumn Leaves (French version)
24. When I Fall In Love
25. That Sunday, That Summer
26. Looking Back
27. L-O-V-E (multi-lingual version)
28. I Wish You Love (live at The Sands Hotel, Las Vegas 1/14/60)

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All for You: A Dedication to the Nat King Cole Trio - Diana Krall

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best jazzAll For You "is a tribute to Nat King Cole Trio in the 1940s, when Cole performed as a singer and pianist. Krall, Lena Horne and Carmen McRae as a hero, who is also a singer and pianist, and played well on the majority here. It can be connected to the piano to sing the way before him with both feelings of sympathy and extraordinary project. Like Cole in the 40s, Diana Krall played with a drummer-less trio - here with guitarist, Russell Malone and the bassist Paul Keller. sense of their intimate relationships very valuable in ballads like "You called it madness" and "I'm through with love", but also allows for uptempo songs like "Hit That Jive Jack" to swing with a little surprise.
Track Listing

1. I'm an Errand Girl for Rhythm
2. Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You
3. You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love)
4. Frim Fram Sauce
5. Boulevard of Broken Dreams
6. Baby, Baby All the Time
7. Hit That Jive, Jack!
8. You're Looking at Me
9. I'm Through with Love
10. 'Deed I Do
11. Blossom Fell
12. If I Had You

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