Composed in 1930 by Doc Daugherty and Ellis Reynolds.
Performed and arranged by James Uhart


I'm Confessin' (That I Love You)

This track is dedicated to my friend, a woman who tirelessly explores her dreams by asking deep questions about life. Through the piano, I've tried to portray her passion and journey of exploration. Many listeners have shared that they feel moved by the world of the heart that this piece conveys. I hope it brings inspiration and emotion to many more.

Song for Rieko

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Why?
Well, coffee makes me happy too :) 
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Franco-British pianist and composer.
Grew up in Paris then moved to the US to study at Boston’s Berklee College of Music. After graduating lived in New York for six years and worked as a vocal accompanist, a music educator and led a trio,  recording eight albums, and accompanying performers such as Gino Sitson and Amy Winehouse.
After eleven years in the US, returned to Europe - now based in Lisbon, Portugal.

About the music:


I'm interested in simple ideas that go to unexpected places. Small melodic or harmonic shifts that surprise me. It’s not just something I search for in my own music, but also in other people’s.

Then there's the interaction with other musicians.
Finding a balance between individual and group expression - it doesn’t always work but when it does, feels like having a great conversation.
Feel free to reach out.
Many thanks, James

I'm Confessin' (That I Love You)

James Uhart

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