Idk why but this theme apart from the fact that the show is good this music is really good lol.

possibly the greatest show ever, if you didnt like it the first time you watched it trust me its better on rewatch

Wes Montgomery "Echoes of Indiana Avenue"

Deluxe digi-pack and Limited edition 2 LP, 180 gram

With a lot of sleuthing and a team of experts on the case, long lost tapes of Wes Montgomery have been discovered and restored. Resonance Records will release Echoes of Indiana Avenue - the first full album of previously unheard Montgomery music in over 25 years - on March 6, 2012, which would have been Montgomery's 88th birthday. Over a year and a half in the making, the release will provide a rare, revealing glimpse of a bona fide guitar legend. The tapes are the earliest known recordings of Montgomery as a leader, pre-dating his auspicious 1959 debut on Riverside Records. The album showcases Montgomery in performance from 1957-1958 at nightclubs in his hometown of Indianapolis, Indiana, as well as rare studio recordings. The release is also beautifully packaged, containing previously unseen photographs and insightful essays by noted music writers and musicians alike, including guitarist Pat Martino and Montgomery's brothers Buddy and Monk.
" This newly discovered collection of recordings captures not only the magic that was Wes, but also the wonderful Indianapolis jazz scene of which he was so proudly a part. " - Dr. David N. Baker
http://www.resonancerecords.org/release.php?cat=HCD-2011

Wes Montgomery - After Hours Blues (Improvisation)

From the album 'Volume One' on Do Right Music (CD/DD) 

Ryan Oliver - Saxophone 
Tim Hamel - Trumpet
Alex Coleman - Bass 
Richard Whiteman - Piano
Morgan Childs - Drums

The Cookers Quintet - The Ramble

From the album 'Volume One' on Do Right Music - DR056 (CD/DD)

Ryan Oliver - Saxophone 
Tim Hamel - Trumpet
Alex Coleman - Bass 
Richard Whiteman - Piano
Morgan Childs - Drums

The Cookers Quintet - Obligatory Blues

Caravan (Duke Ellington)

PB/J

Duke Ellington, December 19, 1950  Mood Indigo - Yvonne Lanauze, Vocals

Originally from rjd2's 2006 album, 'Magnificent City Instrumentals,' and later popularized as the theme for AMC's hit television series, 'Mad Men,' in 2009.

'Magnificent City Instrumentals' - http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/magnificent-city-instrumentals/id148031770

Single: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/a-beautiful-mine-theme-music/id328061894

A Beautiful Mine ('Mad Men' Theme)

Take Five (Paul Desmond)

New Orleans Jazz Vipers - Blue Drag

Saxophonist John Coltrane was one of the most seminal saxophonists to emerge in the post-war years, and is still one of the central figures in history of jazz. More than forty years after his death his playing and composing continues to resonate throughout contemporary music. This collection concentrates on the excellent music he recorded as leader during the 1950’s, and has been carefully re-mastered, allowing you to hear Coltrane’s work in new and un-paralleled sound quality.

A Beautiful Mine ('Mad Men' Theme)

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