Dinner Serenade: Dinner Jazz

Smooth Jazz

朝日を浴びながら静かにボッサ

A Promise for Later

Mélodies du Soir: Piano Jazz Instrumental

Nuit de Jazz

Mellow Waves: Chillout Jazz

Jazz Whispers

Background Tapestry: Jazz Background Music

Mellow Jazz

Phone recordings from a rehearsal, pic from a recent gig

Dance Me - 30_01_22

Mixed Signals: French Jazz

Morning Glow

Blue Valley: Relaxing Jazz

Coffee House Jazz

Calm & Cool

🌠 An Invitation to One Fine Evening

As the cold wind blows in the evening, 🌆 the album 'One Fine Evening (Lounge Jazz)' invites you to a cozy and stylish lounge. 🎶 Centered around the sweet melodies of a piano trio, with occasional touches of guitar and saxophone, the 12 tracks unfold like a movie. 🎹 From the moment you open the door 🚪, enjoy the leisure of a cocktail 🍸, encounter strangers 🤝, and immerse in contemplation as the night deepens 🌠. 'One Fine Evening' will make your evening extra special. 🎧 Discover this album now, which will become a small comma in your daily life.

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One Fine Evening (Lounge Jazz)

02. Cozy Space

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“Misty” is a jazz standard written and originally recorded in 1954 by pianist Erroll Garner. He laid it down as an instrumental on July 27, 1954 for his album Contrasts in a classic 32-bar form .

Garner composed the melody at altitude—reportedly while flying, inspired by the view of clouds and thoughts of his wife—and, unable to write music notation, committed it to memory until he could record it later with his trio.

In 1959, lyricist Johnny Burke added words, transforming “Misty” into a vocal ballad. That same year, Johnny Mathis’s rendition on his album Heavenly reached No. 12 on the U.S. Pop Singles chart and became Mathis’s signature song.

The tune gained cinematic fame in 1971, when it underpins the score of Clint Eastwood’s directorial debut Play Misty for Me, in which a radio DJ is repeatedly implored—“play Misty for me”—by an obsessed fan.

Over the decades, hundreds of artists have made “Misty” their own. Icons such as Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan and Frank Sinatra have recorded it, cementing its status as one of the most beloved standards in both instrumental and vocal jazz.

Misty - Erroll Garner

Misty - Erroll Garner

Ricardo Farão