Album Results

Various

Genre: JAZZ
Label: Virgin Records Limited
Release date: 2003


Disc 1 of 2
1. Don't Know Why	Norah Jones	more

2. The Girl From Ipanema	Astrud Gilberto	more

3. Fever	Peggy Lee	more

4. Feeling Good	Nina Simone	more

5. Fly Me To The Moon	Julie London	more

6. Birdland	Weather Report	more

7. Cantaloupe Island	Herbie Hancock	more

8. Breezin'	George Benson	more

9. That's The Way Of The World	Earth, Wind & Fire	more

10. So Amazing	Luther Vandross	more

11. Just The Two Of Us	Bill Withers Grover Washingt...	more

12. Dance With Me	Earl Klugh	more

13. Don't Let It Go To Your Head	Jean Carn	more

14. Westchester Lady	Bob James	more

15. Walking In Rhythm	The Blackbyrds	more

16. Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing	Incognito	more

17. Razzamatazz	Quincy Jones	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. That Ole Devil Called Love	Billie Holiday	more

2. Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye	Ella Fitzgerald	more

3. We Have All The Time In The World	Louis Armstrong	more

4. You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me	Mel Tormé	more

5. Lover Man	Dinah Washington	more

6. Summertime	Lou Rawls	more

7. Let There Be Love	The George Shea... Nat King Cole	more

8. You Might Need Somebody	Randy Crawford	more

9. What You Won't Do For Love	Bobby Caldwell	more

10. Every Generation	Ronnie Laws	more

11. If I Ever Lose This Heaven	Average White Band	more

12. Mornin'	Al Jarreau	more

13. Together Again	Dave Koz	more

14. Angel Of The South	Acoustic Alchemy	more

15. Smile	Dianne Reeves	more

16. Let's Get Lost	Chet Baker	more

17. Until You Come Back To Me	Hil St. Soul	more

18. How Sweet It Is: (To Be Loved By You)	Donna Gardier	more

19. When A Man Loves A Woman	Richard Elliot	more

Featured Review
	How It Ends Devotchka
Devotchka's music has always had a cinematic quality, first unveiled to major audiences as part of the successful indie flick "Little Miss Sunshine". The last track on that soundtrack was "How It Ends" and since then, its melancholic vocal nuances have been a recurrent inspiration, also used in the "Everything Is Illuminated" trailer. Its most original synchronization to date has to be the recent "Gears Of War 2" commercial. Maybe an odd choice to end up as background music for audiovisual battles against aliens, but Nick Urata's tenor grandeur and the fine strings and piano arrangements added a shockingly new epic dimension to the sophisticated, computer-generated images of the popular Xbox videogame. ©2008 Shazam Entertainment Limited. All rights reserved.
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