from CD "The Island" (Radio Katowice S.A., 2003)
Beata Przybytek - vocal
Dorota Zaziąbło - piano
Marcin Żupański - flute
Robert Szewczuga - bass
Ryszard Balcer - drums

No More Blues

Chet Baker - It's Always You (1956)

Amie Amis sings the standard, Don't Get Around Much Anymore.
Amie on vocals, ukulele, French horn, with Russ Meissner on drums and guitar.

Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Duke Ellington)

Taking A Chance On Love

Cole Porter - Night and Day (Maximo Spodek)

Final Call at the Savoy is a 28 track journey through the golden age of jazz and blues—where big band glamour meets emotional grit. This album hums with velvet vocals, brassy flourishes, and the kind of storytelling born in smoky lounges and backstage corners.

Every note is wrapped in satin and soul: swing rhythms that strut with confidence, ballads that ache with honesty, and torch songs that leave a trace. Backed by lush horn sections, brushed drums, upright bass, and moody piano, the sound blends vintage elegance with fearless emotional depth.

It’s a tribute to bold hearts, quiet strength, and the poetry of a last dance—crafted for lovers of timeless jazz and blues with a cinematic soul.

Ain’t No Stopping This Love

One more kiss, dear

Dancing on the Ceiling

Charles Porter- Trumpet
Edwin Canito Garcia- Bass

Morning Glory- Duke Ellington

Enrico Pieranunzi - Les Amants

I recorded this on my phone back in May. I wasn’t planning on uploading it but it’s been almost a month since I put something on SoundCloud, so I figured I post this. I’m doing a version similar to Lisa Ono’s which in turn is similar to Astrud Gilberto’s version from 1965.

Taking A Chance On Love

Sarah Edmonds Jazz

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