Year of release 2016

Songs 20

Album time 01:32:39

Genre list Vocal Jazz

1
On A Clear Day (From " On A Clear Day You Can See Forever ")
 
5:13
2
I Feel Pretty (From " West Side Story ")
 
3:29
3
I'm A Fool To Want You
 
4:46
4
Send In The Clowns (From " A Little Night Music ")
 
4:32
5
Detour Ahead
 
5:43
6
Something's Coming (From " West Side Story ")
 
2:44
7
Autour De Minuit
 
5:55
8
I Keep Going Back To Joe's & My Solitude
 
4:58
9
A Place That You Want To Call Home
 
5:06
10
Two Lonely People
 
3:38
11
There's No Business Like Show Business (From " Annie Get Your Gun ")
 
3:47
12
Ground Swell
 
4:05
13
Girl At Sewing Machine
 
2:21
14
Compartment C, Car 293
 
1:34
15
Nighthawks
 
7:25
16
South Carolina Morning
 
1:30
17
House By The Railroad
 
8:53
18
People In The Sun
 
4:28
19
Roofs Of Washington Square
 
6:21
20
Adagio For Strings, Op. 11
 
6:22

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