1981.  - fascinating rhythm,they all laughed,medley: somebody loves me * `s'wonderful * but n,i loves you porgy,i got rhythm,they can't take that away from me,someone to watch over me,the man i love,love i..

2016.  - i ain't got nobody (williams, graham),it sends me (hawkins),on the sunny side of the street (mchugh, fields),lullaby (black),lady be good (gershwin),lost in a fog (black),honeysuckle rose (waller)..

2010. It has been said that Antonio Carlos Brasileiro de Almeida Jobim was the George Gershwin of Brazil, and there is a solid ring of truth in that, for both contributed large bodies of songs to the jazz repertoire..

2018.  - gloria's step (scott lafaro) 6:07,my man's gone now (george &ira gershwin-dubose heyward) 6:24,solar (miles davis) 8:54,alice in wonderland (sammy fain -bob hilliard) 8:34,all of you (cole porter)..

2016.  - who cares? (george & ira gershwin) 3:59,love is a simple thing (june caroll-arthur siegel) 3:04,grand street (sonny rollins) 6:07,far out east (ernie wilkins) 4:33,what's my name? (david saxon-rob..

2012.  - music! music! music! (put another nickel) 2:56 (weiss-baum),poinciana 8:07(simon-bernier),the surrey with the fringe on top 2:35 (rodgers-hammerstein,cherokee 3:42 (ray noble),there is no greater ..

2015. Tribute to great composer Caetano Veloso, and other songs he played in some moment of his career (from Gilberto Gil to Gershwin). Also includes two self-composed tracks by this voice-guitar-percussion trio...

1981.  - swanee - al jolson,do it again - sue allen/billy butterfield,fascinating rhythm - hazel scott,oh,lady be good! - ike hatch,i'd rather charleston - fred & adele astaire,the man i love - lena ho..

1990.  Featuring chuck berry, eddie cochran, the everly brothers, the drifters, fats domino and more - chuck berry - sweet little sixteen,richard berry - louie louie,bobby freeman - do you wanna dance,th..

2023. The fruitful relationship between Brazilian music and American jazz took shape between the mid fifties and the sixties. This turned out to be one of the most prolific meetings in the history of popular music. ..

2010. It has been said that Antonio Carlos Brasileiro de Almeida Jobim was the George Gershwin of Brazil, and there is a solid ring of truth in that, for both contributed large bodies of songs to the jazz repertoire..