2013  An ethereal tune, based off Bill Evans' opening ostinato from Davis' Flamenco Sketches (Alternate Take), from the famous album "Kind of Blue"

Recorded Live at Concordia College, Moorhead MN.

Composed by Jason Aylward

Red River Jazz Group
Piano: Andrew Steinberg
Bass: Jason Aylward
Drums: Ryan Scholtterback

Recording Engineer: Andrew P. Clemenson

Bill Evans

This is part of the jazz collection from Jeff Meegan and David Tobin. For more information, or to find out how we can help you on your next project, please visit www.meeganandtobin.com or email us at meegan.tobin@gmail.com

I Never Saw It Coming

Bill Evans Trio - Pensativa

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Live version of Couperin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgZJ215AODE

Couperin

Bossa Lounge é uma coletânea que trás os maiores sucessos  para a versão Bossa Nova.Bossa nova em new version e muito jazz.
Bossa Lounge is a collection that behind every success for the Bossa Nova.Bossa new version in new version, and jazz.

Lost In Love

Have You Met Miss Jones - Quartett

Amsterdam-Hemelrijk

Explosive Big band arrangements by Mike Abene of many of Bill Evans classic songs, by one of the best and most popular Big Bands in the world, The WDR of Koln, Germany. Recorded in 2008 . Superstar Drummer Dave Weckl shines and proves why he is been touted as one of the most versatile powerhouse drummers on the past few decades. This CD is amazing !  Check out “ rattletrap. “  The duet between Bill and Dave is awe inspiring !

Bill Evans with the WDR Big Band -Let's Pretend

Hymn To Freedom composed by Oscar Peterson. 
Performed by Boni Li-A-Sam - Live at The Royal Concertgebouw Amsterdam.

Hymn To Freedom (Oscar Peterson) performed Live by Boni Li-A-Sam - The Royal Concertgebouw Amsterdam

THE FOREST'S CALLING (apocalypse now)

Jazz Piano (2013)  By : Tony Rosales Jazz 

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Tony Rosales Jazz Biography
Who is Tony Rosales Jazz? A Brief Career Overview
Introducing Tony Rosales Jazz, a phenomenal jazz pianist and composer whose enchanting melodies have captivated audiences from the bustling streets of New York to the serene beaches of South Carolina. Known for his signature blend of classic jazz with modern influences, Tony has made a significant impact in the world of jazz music, showcasing his extraordinary talent as a musical savant. His deep connection to vinyl culture and its timeless appeal is evident in his exceptional releases, which resonate with collectors and enthusiasts alike. This remarkable artist invites you to explore his rich musical journey as we delve deeper into his life and legacy.

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Tony Rosales Jazz's breakthrough came with the release of his album Manhattan Serenade, which featured a collection of mesmerizing compositions that resonated deeply with jazz aficionados. The album was well-received, capturing critical acclaim and generating interest among vinyl collectors, who cherished its lush soundscapes and intricate arrangements. Its initial success on the charts further solidified Tony's place in the music industry, resulting in invitations to perform at prestigious venues and festivals. The reception of his work not only propelled his career but also garnered awards and nominations, with media attention amplifying his rising profile as a sought-after performer in the jazz scene.

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Tony Rosales Jazz's music reflects the complexities of his personal life, intertwining themes of love, loss, and resilience. Relationships and experiences, both joyful and challenging, have inspired many of his compositions. His lyrics often speak to universal emotions, making a profound connection with his audience. Beyond personal narratives, he is also passionate about philanthropy, advocating for various charitable causes that reflect his values. This commitment to giving back not only shapes his public image but also enriches the authenticity of his music. As he navigated personal struggles and triumphs, these experiences have informed his artistry, crafting a narrative that resonates deeply within his vinyl releases.

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