Year of release 2024

Songs 20

Album time 01:05:03

Genre list Jazz

1
Boy Scout In Switzerland
 
3:19
2
Eight Letters In The Mailbox
 
3:24
3
In A 20th Century Accordion Parlor
feat The Captivators
2:47
4
The Skyrocket
 
2:45
5
Rococo
 
3:14
6
Secret Agent
 
3:02
7
Christmas Night In Harlem
 
2:38
8
Evening Star
 
3:10
9
Chopin Opus # 10 No. 12 (Revolutionary Etude)
feat Stan Webb
2:15
10
Dead End Blues
 
3:42
11
Carnival In Brooklyn
 
3:04
12
Section C'
 
2:33
13
Singing Down The Road (The 37th Secret)
 
2:27
14
Handle With Care
 
2:17
15
Scheherazade (Rimsky-Korsakov)
 
2:55
16
Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue
 
3:38
17
Bumpy Weather Over Newark
feat Paul Whiteman And His Orchestra
3:11
18
Confusion Among A Fleet Of Taxicabs Upon Meeting With A Fare
 
2:57
19
Love Dance
 
3:55
20
Two Studio Engineers Contemplating An Acoustical Dilemma
 
7:56

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