Music & Guitar : Mohammad Azmand
Artwork: Ideen Shafaee
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Voices Behind The Mirror

Title track from the newly released album, featuring Joe Hill (piano), Oren McLoughlin (kit), Jack Found (guitar) and Felix Moseholm (bass).

Playin' it Cool

Not Guilty - Buy at Bandcamp

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“I’ll Be Seeing You” was composed by Sammy Fain and Irving Kahal. Published in 1938, the song was inserted into the Broadway musical Right This Way, which closed after fifteen performances. Much has been said about the resemblance between the tune’s first four lines and a passage within the theme of the last movement of Gustav Mahler’s Third Symphony. It was re-introduced in the 1944 movie also titled I’ll be Seeing You, starring Ginger Rogers and Joseph Cotton. The emotional power of the song’s theme, and its powerful lyrics became an anthem for those serving overseas, during World War II. The recording performed by Bing Crosby became a number one hit that year.

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I'll Be Seeing You

Our Last Samba : Featuring Gregg Mazel

Music: Kurt Weill  Lyrics: Ogden Nash
Music Arranged and Performed by The Warheads https://soundcloud.com/jrs-1-1
Vocals by Neli CoKo
Thank you so much for listening!

The Warheads & Neli CoKo - Speak Low (by Kurt Weill)

A lazy, rollicking piano blues tune that hopefully will bring a smile to your face. 
So for the next 6 minutes forget the troubles in this world & enjoy some blues!!

Enjoy this humorous film clip as well while you're at it :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53cLfKvisDM

Off The Hook

Those Red Headed Women Blues

Breakfast at Tiffany's

What ever happened to Diane

Francesco Cafiso - I'll Remember April

The guitar player and composer, Mohammad Azmand, was born in 1987 in Tehran. He started  Rock music learning when he was twelve years old. Some years later, he got familiar with Iranian regions music and did his best to comprehend and learn it. Meanwhile, through studying painting in an art school, he had the opportunity to gain a better perception of art. After graduation from the art school, he began learning Jazz music and in 2008, he won the first prize in the First National Jazz music competition which was held in Iranian Artists' House. He has performed a number of concerts with several bands in and out of Iran and In recent years with his own Quartet he has been trying to find the common features of Iranian and Jazz music in order to bridge the gap between these two and come up with a unique tune.