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Joey Alexander Trio - Don't Mean A thing, If It Ain't Got That Swing

Don't Mean A thing, If It Ain't Got That Swing

Windows

Tình cờ nghe đc khi đi ăn ở nhà hàng mì Udon ở Kim Mã, quên xừ nó tên cái nhà hàng rồi :3. Mì thì ko vừa miệng mình lắm nhưng mà nhạc thì hay :'( nên ăn xong trả tiền và xin cái list nhạc về =]] Mấy chữ tiếng Nhật kia chả hiểu luôn 8-} nhưng mà nhạc hay là đc ròi :> :>

DJ Okawari - Evening Comes

Lyrics:

Thinking back to all the days that were misunderstood
Finding ways that could've made our life so good

All the while
All the time
Falling deep into your sky
Never mind
Just never mind
Just thinking bout when you were mine

My imagination is running wild
Leaving me to
Wonder why

All the while
All the time
Falling deep into your sky
Never mind
Just never mind
Just thinking bout when you were mine

Retrospective

Lyrics:

If there's hope,
Then there's loss
This, you can feel, in your bones

If there's peace,
Then there's war,
This, you can feel, in your bones

Without death,
Would we even try?
Soon, we'll all be with the stars

Without hope,
We would break
This, you can feel, in your bones

Bones

SummerBreeze

i’m hiding from you
i’ve been hiding from truth
do i lose if i’m out of excuses to use?

hidden track waltz

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For Heaven’s Sake was composed by Sherman Edwards, Donald Meyer and Elise Bretton. For Heaven’s Sake is a very good example of a song composed during The Golden Age of American Pop Song by comparatively unknown writers, when compared to the composers of most of the other songs that appear in this series. There were many such songs that were discovered by great artists looking for great songs. Billie Holiday made a beautiful recording of this on her iconic album “Lady In Satin”. It has also been recorded by artists including, Chet Baker, Bill Evans and Wes Montgomery.

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For Heaven's Sake

Very simple.... Sorry its short :)
Thanks for listening.
Oldie but goodie !!! 

"Moody's Mood for Love" is jazz saxophonist James Moody's 1949 instrumental solo based on Jimmy McHugh's 1935 song "I'm in the Mood for Love" 

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Joey Alexander

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