Minor Swing

The Japanese Sandman

Presentation Stomp

Swinging With Django

Rose Room

This is the 12th and final track on our debut self-titled album ~ Naomi & Her Handsome Devils.  
"What Can I Say Dear After I Say I'm Sorry" is a sweet tune that I discovered via Nat King Cole, and I love the delicate touch the Devils gave it.  Listen especially to the perfect ending Dalton (piano) and Jared (bass) came up with in the studio.

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What Can I Say Dear After I Say I'm Sorry

This is track 7 off our debut self-titled album ~ Naomi & Her Handsome Devils. "Take It Easy Greasy" is a little known Lil Johnson gem with a lot of dance-appeal.  

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Take It Easy Greasy

Track 4 from our debut self-titled album - Naomi & Her Handsome Devils.  
We decided to swing "Goody Goody" more uptempo than usual with an original arrangement by Naomi Uyama.

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Goody Goody

The Legend

Them There Eyes

Chansons

Quand les hommes vivront d'amour

Acclaimed Americana artist Eric Brace has done many things in his career -- led roots-rock band Last Train Home for twenty years; was half the Eric Brace & Peter Cooper folk duo for the past ten years; part of the bluegrass supergroup The Skylighters (with Mike Auldridge and Jimmy Gaudreau); Grammy-nominated Childrens' Music producer (2011's "I Love: Tom T. Hall's Songs of Fox Hollow"); creator and co-writer of a musical about the California Gold Rush (2013's "Hangtown Dancehall"). But what he's never done is dig into his own family's musical past. With Cartes Postales, he explores his French roots, performing songs by Charles Trenet, Django Reinhardt, Lucienne Boyer, Yves Montand, and more, in tribute to his French father. With songs from the '20s through 2000, Cartes Postales is an evocative overview of the chansons tradition.
Joined by Rory Hoffman (on every instrument except bass and drums), a sublime (and blind)multi-instrumentalist who can play guitar, clarinet, accordion, harmonica, piano, banjo, saxophone, and dozens more instruments better than just about anyone. A true musical genius, Rory brings Parisian flair to the songs, despite growing up in South Dakota.

Cartes Postales  

Petite Fleur

"Bistro Fada" was written and performed by Stephane and His Band for the Woody Allen movie "Midnight In Paris".  It can be found on the 2011 album "Bistro Fada" as well as the 2012 album "Origins", off of which this version comes.  Enjoy!