Jazz Piano (2013)  By : Tony Rosales Jazz 

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Shortcuts to My Heart (with Vocals)

Caught In My Daydream

Lyrics:
So you messed up
He knew you would

But He knows that
Your heart is good

He still loves you
Don't hide your face

He still wants to 
Give you His grace
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Beat yourself up
That is not good

Keep on trying
The best you could

Let Him help you
Keep up the pace

He still wants to 
Give you His grace
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He's almighty
He lifts you up

What He wants is
You to look up

Let Him help you
Finish the race

He still wants to
Give you His grace
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If you trust Him
You will find peace

If you trust Him
You'll find relief

Yes He promised
To see His face

He still wants to
Give you His grace

So You Messed Up (with Vocals): Re-Mastered

Lyrics:
Lord I'm a stranger here
In this world of sorrow and tears
I want to come home 'cause I feel so alone
Please bless me with peace 'till then
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Oh Lord you are my light
In this seemingly endless fight
Return to us soon and dispel all this gloom
And bless us with peace 'till then
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Lord thank you for your grace
For hope my sins to erase
After all I can do I rely still on you
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Lord thank you for your love
Shining down on me from above
Even when I've done bad to make others feel sad
You still want me back again
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Oh Lord you are my light
In this seemingly endless fight
Return to us soon and dispel all this gloom
And bless us with peace 'till then
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Lord thank you for your grace
For hope my sins to erase
After all I can do I rely still on you
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You are my friend you are my Lord

My Prayer (with Vocals): Re-Mastered

Lyrics:
We live with tyrants impenitent
It is a hellish predicament
So many souls to feed and protect
So many souls without self respect
How I look at this world and sigh

Oh Holy Father Magnificent
Help us to not be ambivalent
Give us the strength to feed and protect
Grant us the peace that brings self respect
Bring us back to your world on high
Bring us back to your world on high

We Live With Tyrants (with Vocals): Re-Mastered

Bein' evil cost a price; Should o' taken His advice
Been stabbin' people in de back; You in de night you soul be black
De price of evil be you soul; Down to hell you gotta go
De devil take a punish you; Time to pay fo' all you do
Brother gone a loss his soul; Dug his-self in to de hole
Stabbin' people in de back; You be his you not be back

Bein Evil Cost a Price (with Vocals): Re-Mastered

Lyrics:
This little town seems sadder
Since we lost Old Jack
Knew this day was coming
Holding the tears back
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Old Jack was kind and simple
No better friend to find
Knew he cared sincerely
How we loved him dearly
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He treated all the same
Knew everyone's name
Listened with great interest
Always glad you came
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We sing this song for Old Jack
Best man we ever knew
Who taught us pearls of wisdom
And wise things to pursue

Old Jack (with Vocals): Re-Mastered

Lyrics:
Love's a Better Verb Than a Noun
Give Some and It Comes Around

Love's a Better Verb Than a Noun; Give Some and It Comes Around (with Vocals): Re-Mastered

Not Sorry 2011

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I Don't Belong

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.

Tony Rosales Jazz's Early Life and Background
Born and raised in Long Island, Port Washington, New York, Tony Rosales Jazz was immersed in a world of music from a young age. Coming from a supportive family, his upbringing was marked by exposure to various musical genres and an appreciation for artistry. Growing up in a culturally rich environment helped shape his artistic sensibility and reinforced his love for the piano. As a child, he often found himself entranced by the intricate compositions of jazz greats, dreaming of one day creating his own masterpieces. This early passion for music ignited an enduring love for vinyl records, which became a pivotal part of his life as he began to collect albums that reflected his diverse musical influences.

The Musical Influences That Shaped Tony Rosales Jazz's Sound
Tony Rosales Jazz drew inspiration from some of the greatest jazz pianists in history, with the legendary Oscar Peterson leaving an indelible mark on his style. This influence is evident in Tony's improvisational skills and melodic constructions, which are characterized by intricate harmonies and rhythmic complexity. He has also mentioned admiration for artists like Bill Evans and Thelonious Monk, whose innovative approaches to piano have inspired his evolution as a musician. During his formative years, Tony began collecting vinyl albums that featured his favorite artists, further solidifying his connection to the vinyl culture. These cherished records not only enhanced his musical education but also influenced his unique sound, which continues to evolve with each performance.

How Tony Rosales Jazz Entered the Music Industry
The journey to the music industry for Tony Rosales Jazz began as a heartfelt hobby, performing as a solo pianist at local venues and restaurants. His natural charisma and exceptional talent soon caught the eye of local music lovers, leading to his role as the house pianist for Plandome Country Club, where he honed his skills in front of an appreciative audience. This period marked the birth of his signature sound, a blend of traditional jazz with contemporary influences. In the late 90s, while moving to South Carolina, Tony faced challenges in producing and distributing his music on vinyl. However, his unwavering determination paid off as he gained recognition, allowing him to share his art with a wider audience. His tenacity led him to new opportunities, including notable performances that established him within the jazz community.

Tony Rosales Jazz's Breakthrough and Rise to Fame
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.

How Personal Life Shaped Tony Rosales Jazz's Music
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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