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**SOUND SAMPLES** - **Just click on a song title for RealAudio Streaming.**
Guitar Trio with Saxophone	Dreamer - This trio (guitar, bass, and drums) is our most requested group. At times, we're asked to add a saxophone to round out this popular ensemble. Dreamer is a Bossa Nova standard written by the incomparable Carlos Jobim. [MP3 - (2mb)]
	Body and Soul - This lovely ballad has been played thousands of times by jazz musicians since Coleman Hawkins made it popular in the 1930's. [MP3 - (1mb)]
	The More I See You - A nice medium tempo swinger! [MP3 - (1.8mb)]
Piano Trio	Our Love Is Here To Stay - The Piano Trio, consisting of Piano, Bass, and Drums, is our second most requested group. Here they play that George Gershwin classic. [MP3 - (1.9mb)]
	Wave - Another Jobim standard...smooth and soothing...[MP3 - (1.8mb)]
	As Time Goes By - Yes, you know this ballad from the famous movie! [MP3 - (3mb)]
	Take The "A" Train - For this famous Duke Ellington classic, we add an instrument to get our Piano Quartet, consisting of Piano, Bass, Drums, and Saxophone. Enjoy! [MP3 - (2.3mb)]
Solo Piano	Embraceable You - For those more intimate affairs, may we recommend a solo pianist? [MP3 - (.5mb)] [.wav - (1.1mb)]
	Lucky To Be Me - This rendition of the famous Leonard Bernstein song is contemplative and relaxing. [MP3 - (2.8mb)]
	It's All Right With Me - This Cole Porter classic is always a winner at any event, especially with this original arrangement! [MP3 - (3.3mb)]
Solo "Stride" Piano	Mack The Knife - If your taste in solo piano goes back to the 1920's and '30's, we can offer a stride pianist in the style of Wille "The Lion" Smith or Fats Waller. [MP3 - (1.5mb)]
Solo "Stride" Piano	Jitterbug Waltz - Speaking of Fats Waller, check out this version of his classic 1933 hit! [MP3 - (2mb)]
Female Vocalist (Deanna Storey)	Gone With the Wind - Deanna Storey sings this classic from 1937 as if she were from that era. A stunning rendition! [MP3 - (2.7mb)]
Female Vocalist (Deanna Storey)	But Beautiful - Chet Baker made this song famous, and Deanna gives us her sultry version here... [MP3 - (4.3mb)]
Female Vocalist (Wendy Martin)	They Can't Take That Away From Me - This lovely vocalist brings a silky voice of velvet by way of New Orleans originally. [MP3 - (2.1mb)]
Female Vocalist (Wendy Martin)	Woke Up This Morning - Check out this funky blues, delivered with some southern soul! [MP3 - (3.4mb)]
Female Vocalist (Marty Elkins)	Day in, Day Out - Ms. Elkins is has a light and airy approach, reminiscent of the late, great Ella Fitzgerald. ...and boy can she swing! [MP3 - (2.7mb)]
Female Vocalist (Marty Elkins)	In The Wee Small Hours of The Morning - Marty's approach to this ballad really makes you want to break out the wine, especially when you hear the legendary Houston Person accompanying her on the tenor saxophone. [MP3 - (2.5mb)]
Female Vocalist (Annette St. John)	Every Day I Have The Blues - Annette St. John can really sing the blues - that's for sure! [MP3 - (2.9mb)]
Female Vocalist (Annette St. John)	Bye-Bye Blackbird - Annette is never far from the blues, even when singing this classic standard. Boy, can she burn one! [MP3 - (1.4mb)]
Female Vocalist (Jackie Jones)	My Funny Valentine - For a slightly more "contemporary" approach to the jazz repertoire, you might be interested in Ms. Jones' version of this favorite. [MP3 - (2.6mb)]
Female Vocalist (Jackie Jones)	Meaning of the Blues - Jackie's sultry voice really stands out on this sexy song! [MP3 - (2.4mb)]
Male Vocalist (David Coss)	Born To Be Blue - Sometimes a male voice is more appropriate for an event. David Coss has that smooth delivery, not unlike Mel Torme'. [MP3 - (2.5mb)]
Male Vocalist (David Coss)	Give Me The Simple Life - How wonderful it is indeed - The Simple Life! [MP3 - (1.8mb)]
Male Vocalist (Ronny Whyte)	How Deep is the Ocean - Ronny Whyte sings this Irving Berlin classic with the luster and beauty reminiscent of the days back when...all while he accompanies himself on piano! [MP3 - (2.9mb)]
Male Vocalist (Ronny Whyte)	I'll Remember April - Another classic from the "Great American Songbook" that fits Ronny like a glove. [MP3 - (5.3mb)]
Swing Band!	Route 66 - For those nights where you just have to get up and dance, we present the Vanessa Trouble Swing Band! [MP3 - (1.8mb)]
Swing Band!	Jump, Jive, and Wail! - This song is the anthem of the Swing movement, and trust us, Vanessa's band gets in a lot of trouble after performing this rendition! [MP3 - (1.7mb)]
Organ Quartet	High-Heeled Sneakers - Organ, Guitar, Drums, and Alto Saxophone make up this funky group...perfect when you want some 60's groove music to liven up an event! [MP3 - (2.1mb)]
Organ Quartet	Blue Gene - Another quartet classic! Slow, greasy, organ blues by the late, great tenor giant, Gene Ammons. [MP3 - (2.5mb)]
Organ Sextet	The Sidewinder - From our quartet we build larger ensembles. By adding a Tenor Saxophone and a Trumpet, we come up with this full-sounding Sextet, perfect for larger parties or outdoor events. [MP3 - (1.7mb)]
Organ Sextet	Polka Dots and Moonbeams - A sweet ballad which features the lush harmonic textures possible with the added instruments. [MP3 - (2.4mb)]
"Hot Jazz" of the 1930's	Sweet Georgia Brown - This is one of the great songs of jazz, played here by a quartet of two guitars, bass, and clarinet in the tradition of the "Hot Jazz Club of France" of the 1930's. In other words, played just like Django Reinhardt would play it! [MP3 -(1.8mb)]
"Hot Jazz" of the 1930's	Ain't Misbehavin' - Another example of how hard this drum-less group can swing! Check out this Fats Waller classic... [MP3 - (1.4mb)]
Clarinet Quartet	I'm Old Fashioned - For a more modern clarinet sound, this group, consisting of clarinet, guitar, bass, and drums, plays music from the 1950's thru today. [MP3 - (2.1mb)]
Clarinet Quartet	Emily - Here the quartet plays their rendition of that beautiful Johnny Mandel song... [MP3 - (1.9mb)]
Brazilian Quintet - Sabor Brasil!	Bossa Medley - Desafinado & Wave - Sometimes the party requires a more festive group. Here is a sample of one of our Brazilian groups playing tradional bossa novas. [MP3 - (2.8 mb)]
Brazilian Quintet - Sabor Brasil!	Tico Tico no Fuba - Another favorite for any party! [MP3 - (1.3mb)]
Original Salsa/Latin (Grupo Yanqui)	La Mulatta Rumbera - Grupo Yanqui is the name of this fabulous salsa band, with this first song composed by Alejandro Rodriguez. [MP3 - (2.2mb)]
Original Salsa/Latin (Grupo Yanqui)	Que Venga El Dia - "Bring On The Day," in English...another Bennett Paster original. (from the same recording as "La Mulatta Rumbera") [MP3 - (3.5mb)]
Original Salsa/Latin (Grupo Los Santos)	Frank's Fate - Another truly original group, Grupo Los Santos performs all around the New York Metropolitan area. [MP3 - (2.3mb)] � 1998 Paul Carlon
Original Salsa/Latin (Grupo Los Santos)	Weird Latin - Written by the group's saxophonist, Paul Carlon, this tune has fun with the clave'. [MP3 - (3.4mb)] � 1998 Paul Carlon
Original Salsa/Latin (Nicki & Jazziroco)	Cuando Estuviste En Mi Vida (When You Were In My Life) - Recently imported to New York City from Minneapolis, this group's sound and approach are truly original. [MP3 - (2.9mb)] � 1998 Nicki Denner
Original Salsa/Latin (Nicki & Jazziroco)	Demasiado Amor (Too Much Love) - Ah, Love...Can there ever be too much?! [MP3 - (2.7mb)] � 1998 Nicki Denner
Original Compositions	Stumble Monk - Many of our musicians are prolific composers as well. Their original compositions are performed all over the world, in fact! Stumble Monk was composed by Vinson Valega. [MP3 - (4.1mb)] � 1996 Vinson Valega
	Black Cat - This original comes from our most requested pianist, Matthew Fries. Look for this selection on Matthew's upcoming release on TCB Records out of Switzerland, called "Song For Today" [MP3 - (3.6mb)] � 1999 Matthew Fries
	A Boot - Written by Tenor Saxophonist, Steve Ganz, this song is in 3/4 time and features the terrific bassist from Canada, George Mitchell. (Steve Ganz - tenor sax; Keith Ganz - guitar; George Mitchell - bass; Vinson Valega - drums) [MP3 - (4mb)] � 1999 Steve Ganz
	Bossa For Frank - This song was written by Keith Ganz, Steve's brother, and will appear on the Ganz Brother's CD release in 2000. (Same personnel as "A Boot"). [MP3 - (3.3mb)] � 1999 Keith Ganz
	Philly in the House - This Paul Carlon original appears on his debut CD release, "Looking Up." (same personnel as "Weird Latin," above). [MP3 - (2.7mb)] � 1998 Paul Carlon
	Miller Time - Written in honor of the great pianist, Mulgrew Miller, this is one of many originals penned by New York bassist, Greg Ryan. (Bennett Paster - piano; Rob Garcia - drums; Renato Thoms - percussion; Greg Ryan - bass). [MP3 - (4.8mb)] � 1997 Greg Ryan