Beegie Adair - Grover's Hat Project

Styles: Piano Jazz
Year: 2019
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 58:49
Size: 135,2 MB
Art: Front

(4:46) 1. Darkness on the Delta
(3:39) 2. King Size Papa
(4:02) 3. Tomorrow Night
(4:03) 4. San Antonio Rose
(3:33) 5. Anytime
(4:56) 6. That’s My Desire
(3:31) 7. Honey Come and Dance with Me
(3:26) 8. Among My Souvenirs
(3:45) 9. If I Could Be with You (One Hour Tonight)
(3:04) 10. Someday Soon, Sweetheart
(4:28) 11. The Gypsy
(2:53) 12. Twelfth Street Rag
(2:53) 13. You Made Me Love You
(5:19) 14. Just a Little Lovin’
(4:25) 15. That’s My Desire (Bonus Track)

Produced by Adair Music Group, LLC, GROVER'S HAT PROJECT is a new musical experience for fans of The Beegie Adair Trio! Recorded at the legendary RCA Studio A, it is a look back at the Blues, Western Swing, Honky Tonk and the Forties' Standards. Featuring legendary instrumentalists and vocalists like Vince Gill, Delbert McClinton, Connie Smith, Ray Stevens, Ranger Doug, Charlie McCoy and many more, GROVER'S HAT PROJECT will make you want to try a little two-step with your favorite dance partner! Accepting pre-orders. Scheduled release date is December 11th. CDs will be mailed, via USPS first class or media mail. Dates subject to change. While supplies last. https://beegieadair.com/album/925194/grover-s-hat-project

R.I.P.

Born: December 11, 1937

Died: January 23, 2022

Grover's Hat Project

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Beegie Adair - Valentine's Day Jazz

Styles: Piano Jazz
Year: 2021
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 200:58
Size: 468,1 MB
Art: Front

(3:29) 1. They Didn't Believe Me
(3:17) 2. I've Got You Under My Skin
(3:41) 3. Can't Help Loving
(3:01) 4. L-O-V-E
(3:38) 5. What A Difference A Day Makes
(3:33) 6. Love Me Tender
(3:29) 7. My Romance
(4:03) 8. They Can't Take That Away From Me
(3:45) 9. A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody
(3:17) 10. The Way You Look Tonight
(3:38) 11. For Once In My Life
(3:50) 12. Let's Get Lost
(4:32) 13. My Funny Valentine
(3:32) 14. Young At Heart
(4:18) 15. Unforgettable
(5:25) 16. But Beautiful
(4:26) 17. Fools Fall In Love
(4:18) 18. The Nearness Of You
(3:36) 19. Our Love Is Here To Stay
(4:08) 20. Cheek To Cheek
(3:43) 21. Oh Look At Me Now
(3:53) 22. I Say A Little Prayer
(3:45) 23. Nancy
(4:07) 24. Mona Lisa
(4:50) 25. It's Now Or Never
(4:18) 26. Sophisticated Lady
(3:36) 27. Witchcraft
(4:43) 28. What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life
(3:28) 29. Walkin' My Baby Back Home
(4:21) 30. Love Me
(3:43) 31. I've Got A Crush On You
(3:57) 32. When I Fall In Love
(3:34) 33. Strangers In The Night
(3:36) 34. One For My Baby
(4:11) 35. Love Letters
(4:04) 36. Embraceable You
(4:05) 37. My One And Only Love
(3:41) 38. What A Wonderful World
(3:46) 39. All The Things You Are
(3:50) 40. Save The Last Dance For Me
(4:06) 41. I Get A Kick Out Of You
(3:08) 42. Let's Do It
(4:24) 43. Skylark
(3:45) 44. Polka Dots And Moonbeams
(3:51) 45. They Say It's Wonderful
(3:21) 46. It Could Happen To You
(3:51) 47. I Can't Help Falling In Love
(4:19) 48. A Time For Love
(3:13) 49. The Song Is You
(4:03) 50. I Only Have Eyes For You
(3:17) 51. Have You Met Miss Jones
(3:09) 52. Again

Beegie Adair is a prolific, award-winning jazz pianist and arranger known for her interpretations of jazz and popular standards and show tunes. She has sold over two million recordings globally. Her melodic, fleet-fingered style reflects the sounds of her major influences, including George Shearing, Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson, and Erroll Garner. Adair grew up in Cave City, Kentucky, where she began taking piano lessons at age five. She continued to study piano throughout college, earning a B.S. in music education at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green. During and after college, she played in jazz bands, and spent three years teaching music to children before moving to Nashville, where she became a session musician, working at WSM-TV and on The Johnny Cash Show (1969-1971). She and her husband also started a jingle company to write music for commercials.

In 1982, she and saxophonist Denis Solee formed the Adair-Solee Quartet, which evolved into the Be-Bop Co-Op, a jazz sextet. In 1998, she released Escape to New York, her first trio-led date with a rhythm section consisting of Bob Cranshaw and Gregory Hutchinson. She signed to the fledgling Hillsboro label for 2001's Dream Dancing: The Songs of Cole Porter; bassist Roger Spencer and drummer Chris Brown joined her. Dream Dancing was the first of dozens of themed albums devoted to songwriters and singers. In 2002, she was named a Steinway Artist. Most of Adair's recordings have been issued by the independent jazz label Green Hill Productions. They include 2008's Yesterday: A Solo Piano Tribute to the Music of the Beatles, 2010's Swingin' with Sinatra, and 2012's The Real Thing (which spent 20 weeks on the jazz charts and was chosen one of the year's best 100 jazz albums). In 2015, her trio collaborated with saxophonist Don Aliquo on Too Marvelous for Words. Since 2011, Adair and her trio have played Birdland in New York. While visiting, they have often collaborated with vocalist Monica Ramey. In the spring of 2016, that partnership bore fruit on the album Some Enchanted Evening. The following year saw Adair issue the compilation By Request, which featured her most requested and personal favorites. ~ William Ruhlmann https://www.allmusic.com/artist/beegie-adair-mn0000149265/biography

Valentine's Day Jazz

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Clifton Davis,The Beegie Adair Trio - Never Can Say Goodbye

Styles: Piano Jazz, Post Bop
Year: 2020
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 48:43
Size: 113,0 MB
Art: fRONT

(2:43)  1. I've Never Been in Love Before
(4:49)  2. Never Can Say Goodbye
(3:58)  3. Two for the Road
(4:43)  4. Swept Away
(4:46)  5. The Folks Who Live on the Hill
(3:15)  6. Too Marvelous for Words
(4:21)  7. So Many Stars
(4:17)  8. Começar De Novo
(3:37)  9. Somewhere in the Hills
(3:56) 10. Teach Me Tonight
(3:40) 11. Minha Alma
(4:32) 12. Leaving It up to You

An actor, singer, and songwriter, Clifton Davis has appeared in several television shows and films. He has recorded numerous inspirational and gospel hits and has made a name for himself as a songwriter. More recently, he has taken to public speaking, mainly making motivational speeches at colleges and universities. Clifton Davis was born in Chicago and is the son of an evangelist. By the age of 15, he was set on an acting career. In 1963, he graduated from Pine Forge Institute and from there concentrated on his singing and acting career. During the '60s, his career focused mainly on the stage. He made his Broadway debut in 1968 with How to Steal an Election with music and lyrics by Oscar Brand. He also starred in Two Gentlemen of Verona, for which he was nominated for a Tony Award. For his role in the musical Do It Again, he received the Theatre World Award. Despite his success on Broadway, the star became involved in drugs and alcohol at an early age. Davis recounts these experiences during his seminars and lectures across the country. He blames his addictions on peer pressure. During this time he claims he "lost valuable time and money and gained sickness, depression and desperation." Lately he has been reaching out to college and university students, telling them his story, hoping they learn from his experiences.

Aside from his stage reputation, Davis has also garnered film and television credits. In 1971, he made several appearances on Love American Style. This was followed by him becoming the host of his own variety show, The Melba Moore-Clifton Davis Show, on ABC. His film career began in 1974 with the film Lost in the Stars. From 1974-1975, he portrayed Clifton Curtis on the comedy show That's My Mama. The '80s were a very important decade for Davis. His popularity and fame grew enormously in 1986 when he starred as Reverend Reuben Gregory, opposite Sherman Hemsley, on the comedy sitcom Amen. During the four years the show was on the air, Davis also played the role of a minister in real life. He was the associate pastor at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in California. He also starred in several movies in the '80s, including The Night the City Screamed, Don't Look Back: The Story of Leroy "Satchel" Paige, and Dream Date. Aside from his singing and acting talents, Davis is also credited with being a songwriter. He wrote the Jackson 5 hit "Never Can Say Goodbye." Despite obstacles and hardships, Clifton Davis remains a famous, inspiring actor and singer who contributed greatly to stage, film, and television. ~ Kim Summers https://www.allmusic.com/artist/clifton-davis-mn0000158244

Beegie Adair is a prolific, award-winning jazz pianist and arranger known for her interpretations of jazz and popular standards and show tunes. She has sold over two million recordings globally. Her melodic, fleet-fingered style reflects the sounds of her major influences, including George Shearing, Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson, and Erroll Garner. Adair grew up in Cave City, Kentucky, where she began taking piano lessons at age five. She continued to study piano throughout college, earning a B.S. in music education at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green. During and after college, she played in jazz bands, and spent three years teaching music to children before moving to Nashville, where she became a session musician, working at WSM-TV and on The Johnny Cash Show (1969-1971). She and her husband also started a jingle company to write music for commercials. In 1982, she and saxophonist Denis Solee formed the Adair-Solee Quartet, which evolved into the Be-Bop Co-Op, a jazz sextet. In 1998, she released Escape to New York, her first trio-led date with a rhythm section consisting of Bob Cranshaw and Gregory Hutchinson. She signed to the fledgling Hillsboro label for 2001's Dream Dancing: The Songs of Cole Porter; bassist Roger Spencer and drummer Chris Brown joined her. Dream Dancing was the first of dozens of themed albums devoted to songwriters and singers. In 2002, she was named a Steinway Artist.

Most of Adair's recordings have been issued by the independent jazz label Green Hill Productions. They include 2008's Yesterday: A Solo Piano Tribute to the Music of the Beatles, 2010's Swingin' with Sinatra, and 2012's The Real Thing (which spent 20 weeks on the jazz charts and was chosen one of the year's best 100 jazz albums). In 2015, her trio collaborated with saxophonist Don Aliquo on Too Marvelous for Words. Since 2011, Adair and her trio have played Birdland in New York. While visiting, they have often collaborated with vocalist Monica Ramey. In the spring of 2016, that partnership bore fruit on the album Some Enchanted Evening. The following year saw Adair issue the compilation By Request, which featured her most requested and personal favorites. ~ William  Ruhlmann  https://www.allmusic.com/artist/beegie-adair-mn0000149265/biography

Never Can Say Goodbye

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Beegie Adair - A Time For Love: Jazz Piano Romance

Styles: Piano Jazz
Year: 2013
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 51:13
Size: 119,3 MB
Art: Front

(3:50)  1. Let's Get Lost
(3:45)  2. Polka Dots And Moonbeams
(4:03)  3. I Only Have Eyes For You
(3:38)  4. What A Difference A Day Makes
(4:05)  5. My One And Only Love
(3:21)  6. It Could Happen To You
(4:19)  7. A Time For Love
(3:08)  8. Let's Do It
(4:43)  9. What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life
(5:25) 10. But Beautiful
(3:43) 11. Oh Look At Me Now
(3:57) 12. When I Fall In Love
(3:09) 13. Again

An elegant collection of romantic standards performed by a jazz piano trio.

Born in Cave City, Kentucky, a small farming community of 1,400 residents, Beegie Adair (pronounced B-G) grew up avidly listening to music. At age four she started the 'two-finger-hunt-and-peck' system on the piano, but began actual lessons when she was five and continued studying piano through college at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green where she received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Music Education. Arriving in Nashville during the heyday of Country music allowed her the opportunity to accompany such legendary performers as Chet Atkins, Johnny Cash, and Dolly Parton. Because Nashville was a hot bed of musical television tapings and live performances during that time, Adair also worked with such entertainers as Neil Diamond, Mama Cass Elliott, and Peggy Lee in her position as in-house pianist for The Johnny Cash Show for ABC-TV plus other television programs featuring Lucille Ball, Carol Burnette, and Dinah Shore. Adair serves as adjunct professor in jazz studies at Vanderbilt University's Blair School of Music and currently teaches singers repertoire at the Nashville Jazz Workshop. Beegie credits as her main influences Jimmy Jones, George Shearing, Teddy Wilson, Tommy Flanagan, Oscar Peterson, Bill Evans, and Russ Freeman (the pianist who played with Chet Baker in the Fifties). ~ Editorial Reviews https://www.amazon.com/Time-Love-Jazz-Piano-Romance/dp/B00AK77WKY

A Time For Love: Jazz Piano Romance

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Beegie Adair - Winter Romance

Styles: Piano, Christmas
Year: 2009
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 48:38
Size: 112,9 MB
Art: Front

(4:00)  1. I'll Be Home For Christmas
(3:54)  2. Winter Wonderland
(4:10)  3. Merry Christmas Darling
(3:59)  4. Sleigh Ride
(3:27)  5. Santa Baby
(4:51)  6. A Winter Romance
(4:07)  7. It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas
(3:58)  8. A Child Is Born
(3:41)  9. Mistletoe And Holly
(4:32) 10. Snowfall
(4:25) 11. It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year
(3:28) 12. Auld Lang Syne

For her Christmas album, pianist Beegie Adair engages an orchestra to back her usual trio. That action pushes the genre designation for her music from "jazz" to "easy listening." Although generally defined as a jazz artist, Adair is on the more conservative side, usually playing the melodies of the standards she likes to fill her albums with, while adding only brief improvisational sections and embellishments. Here, the string arrangements don't leave much room even for that, making this instrumental pop with a holiday bent and almost no jazz content. Of course, it's a pleasant recording of some very familiar material, festive and occasionally playful ("Santa Baby") as well as sentimental. Most artists use their Christmas albums simply to present seasonal music in their established styles; Adair goes beyond that somewhat by adding the orchestra, but this album still sounds like what her followers would expect. ~ William Ruhlmann https://www.allmusic.com/album/winter-romance-mw0001778192

Personnel:   Piano – Beegie Adair;  Bass – Roger Spencer; Cello – John Catchings, Sari Reist; Clarinet – Lee Levine; Contrabass [String Bass] – Jack Jezzro; Drums – Chris Brown; Flute – Erik Gratton; French Horn – Beth Beeson, Jennifer Kummer;  Guitar – Jack Jezzro; Harp – Mary Alice Hoepfinger; Keyboards – Jeff Steinberg; Oboe – Ellen Menking;  Orchestra – The Jeff Steinberg Orchestra; Percussion – Eric Darken;  Tenor Saxophone – Denis Solee;  Viola – Jim Grosjean, Kristin Wilkinson, Monisa Angell;  Violin – Conni Ellisor, David Angell, Karen Winkelmann, Pam Sixfin;  Violin, Concertmaster – David Davidson

Winter Romance

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Jack Jezzro - Best Of Jack Jezzro: Jazz Guitar Performances

Size: 128,5 MB
Time: 55:15
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2018
Styles: Jazz: Guitar Jazz
Art: Front

01. I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good (4:04)
02. Overjoyed (Feat. The Mason Embry Trio) (4:13)
03. I Got Rhythm (Feat. The Beegie Adair Trio) (3:41)
04. I've Got You Under My Skin (Feat. Lori Mechem & The Jeff Steinberg Orchestra) (4:28)
05. Sweet Lorraine (4:07)
06. That Old Black Magic (Feat. The Jeff Steinberg Jazz Ensemble) (3:49)
07. All My Loving (Feat. The Mason Embry Trio) (3:33)
08. They All Laughed (Feat. Denis Solee, The Beegie Adair Trio & The Chris McDonald Orchestra) (3:19)
09. Black Orpheus (Feat. The Mason Embry Trio) (4:37)
10. Autumn Leaves (3:25)
11. It Ain't Necessarily So (Feat. Pat Coil & The Chris McDonald Orchestra) (4:35)
12. Tangerine (Feat. The Mason Embry Trio) (3:02)
13. The Lady Is A Tramp (Feat. Denis Solee, Lori Mechem & The Jeff Steinberg Orchestra) (3:51)
14. The Sound Of Silence (Feat. The Mason Embry Trio) (4:24)

Jack Jezzro is a musician and producer who has enjoyed a long and successful career as a studio musician, accompanying a wide variety of major artists on their recordings, as well as crafting his own albums in which he shows off his talent and versatility as a guitarist.

Jezzro was born in Rivesville, West Virginia on December 2, 1957. He had a keen interest in music from an early age, starting to play the piano when he was just three. He taught himself to play guitar from listening to records by Chet Atkins, and in his teens, he learned to break down the individual parts from songs he loved by Simon & Garfunkel, James Taylor, and the Doobie Brothers. After high school, Jezzro studied at West Virginia University; their music school didn't have a program for the guitar, but Jezzro could also play the bass, and his skills on the instrument led to him to a membership in the Charleston Symphony Orchestra while still attending WVU. Jezzro went on to attend the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York, where he was mentored by noted bassist James VanDemark. Just as he did at WVU, Jezzro soon joined the local symphony, the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, as a bassist, while also honing his chops as a jazz guitarist. In 1981, he relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, where he became the bassist with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra, a position he held for ten years. In the mid-'80s, he made his way into the prestigious world of session work when he became part of the Nashville String Machine, a string section for hire that regularly appeared on recordings by some of the major stars of country and pop music, from Garth Brooks and Faith Hill to Bruce Springsteen and Matchbox 20. In 1988, Jezzro stepped out as a solo artist with the release of his first album as a headliner, Step on It, which was released in Japan by Pony Canyon Records. (A revised edition of the disc was released in the United States as A Day's Journey.) Over the next 30 years, Jezzro would release a steady stream of jazz, country, pop, Latin, and inspirational albums (most through the Green Hill label) that focused on his tasteful but expert guitar work and his interplay with other musicians. Jezzro also continued to work steadily as a session player and a producer, overseeing his own sessions as well as those of other Green Hill artists. His work as an artist and producer has earned him one Grammy nomination and seven Dove Award nominations to date. The prolific bassist has played on or produced over 300 albums, and in 2017 alone, he produced By Request: Most Requested Songs for jazz pianist Beegie Adair, released his own album Sinatra on Guitar, and brought out a sequel to his 2010 album Christmas Jazz titled Christmas Jazz 2. ~by Mark Deming

Best Of Jack Jezzro

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Denis Solee - All Of You

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 42:18
Size: 96.9 MB
Styles: Smooth jazz
Year: 2009
Art: Front

[3:35] 1. Mack The Knife
[3:42] 2. All Of You
[3:10] 3. It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
[4:24] 4. That Old Black Magic
[3:47] 5. I'm Beginning To See The Light
[2:55] 6. Exactly Like You
[3:23] 7. Lover
[3:24] 8. On A Clear Day (You Can See Forever)
[4:04] 9. Love For Sale
[2:59] 10. Thou Swell
[3:46] 11. I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart
[3:04] 12. This Can't Be Love

Denis Solee has been around for some time and plays a great saxophone. This, along with the backup of the Beegie Adair Trio, makes for very pleasant listening.

All Of You mc
All Of You zippy

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Beegie Adair - Dancing In The Dark: A Tribute To Fred Astaire

Styles: Piano Jazz
Year: 2008
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 45:10
Size: 104,1 MB
Art: Front

(3:46)  1. Cheek To Cheek
(3:20)  2. The Way You LooK Tonight
(3:32)  3. Dancing In The Dark
(3:22)  4. Puttin' On The Ritz
(4:46)  5. Change Partners
(3:51)  6. They Can't Take That Away From Me
(4:02)  7. By Myself
(3:59)  8. Nice Work If You Can Get It
(3:01)  9. Pick Yourself Up
(3:51) 10. Let's Face The Music And Dance
(3:23) 11. They All Laughed
(4:11) 12. Isn't it A Lovely Day

Ms. Beegie Adair is one of those musicians many people have heard without realizing it. As a regular Nashville session hand, she has played with no less than Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton. Adair also has had a parallel career as a jazz pianist in the genially lyrical mold of Errol Garner and George Shearing. Dancing In The Dark is a tribute to the music sung by and associated with Fred Astaire. (While not a jazz singer per se, Astaire himself recorded with jazz musicians such as Oscar Peterson on occasion.) Accompanied only by bass and drums, Adair imbues these classic, old-school romantic songs with good-natured swing, keeping that aspect of Astaire's flair intact. ~ Mark Keresma https://www.allmusic.com/album/dancing-in-the-dark-a-tribute-to-fred-astaire-mw0000794474

Personnel: Beegie Adair (piano); Roger Spencer (bass instrument); Chris Brown (drum).

Dancing In The Dark: A Tribute To Fred Astaire

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Denis Solee, The Beegie Adair Trio - Sinatra On Sax

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:22
Size: 124.5 MB
Styles: Saxophone jazz
Year: 2005
Art: Front

[3:37] 1. Come Fly With Me
[4:29] 2. You Make Me Feel So Young
[3:24] 3. Strangers In The Night
[4:07] 4. The Way You Look Tonight
[4:15] 5. All The Way
[3:50] 6. New York, New York
[3:23] 7. The Lady Is A Tramp
[3:12] 8. I've Got The World On A String
[4:21] 9. Young At Heart
[3:01] 10. In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning
[4:44] 11. Witchcraft
[4:13] 12. Summer Wind
[3:48] 13. I've Got You Under My Skin
[3:52] 14. One For My Baby

Beegie Adair has shared the stage with some of the biggest names in Jazz. She has interviewed them too, when she hosted her own radio show, "Improvised Thoughts" in the 1990's - and her own star continues to rise. Her extensive collection of songwriter series CD's are critically acclaimed and her international releases have made her a sensation.

Denis Solee has lived in Nashville since 1974 and his superb playing on saxophone, clarinet, and flute has been heard and recorded in virtually every style of music. Denis has played in military bands, symphony orchestras, Broadway shows, big bands, and small groups. He has appeared on radio, TV, films, and recordings for artists from Ray Stevens to Ray Charles; Mel Tillis to Mel Torme; Louis Bellson, Sammy Davis, Jr., Sarah Vaughn, Amy Grant, Liberace, Aretha Franklin.... and the list goes on. Denis has released four CD's as a leader, including 2007's "Sinatra on Sax" with the Beegie Adair Trio.

Sinatra On Sax

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Beegie Adair - By Request

Size: 119,9 MB
Time: 51:23
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Jazz: Piano Jazz
Art: Front

01. Taking A Chance On Love (3:02)
02. East Of The Sun (3:30)
03. Autumn In New York (3:44)
04. Love Nest (3:06)
05. Emily (3:53)
06. I'm Glad There Is You (3:42)
07. I Hadn't Anyone Till You (3:12)
08. Moonlight In Vermont (4:30)
09. Tenderly (4:23)
10. The Shadow Of Your Smile (3:59)
11. I Wished On The Moon (3:17)
12. Don't Blame Me (4:19)
13. Rosetta (3:06)
14. For All We Know (3:34)

Most requested and personal favorites. Pianist Beegie Adair (pronounced B-G) has accompanied such legendary performers as Chet Atkins, Johnny Cash, and Dolly Parton, and worked with such entertainers as Neil Diamond, Mama Cass Elliott, and Peggy Lee in her position as in-house pianist for The Johnny Cash Show for ABC-TV. Adair serves as adjunct professor in jazz studies at Vanderbilt University's Blair School of Music and currently teaches singers repertoire at the Nashville Jazz Workshop.

By Request

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Beegie Adair - The Ultimate Christmas Playlist

Size: 181,6 MB
Time: 77:05
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Jazz, Xmas
Art: Front

01. I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (3:15)
02. It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year (4:25)
03. White Christmas (2:23)
04. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (3:39)
05. It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas (4:06)
06. The Christmas Song (3:43)
07. Deck The Halls (3:00)
08. The Little Drummer Boy (5:04)
09. The Christmas Waltz (3:14)
10. Sleigh Ride (3:59)
11. Jingle Bells (2:31)
12. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear (2:09)
13. Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow (2:54)
14. Toyland - O Christmas Tree (3:50)
15. Winter Wonderland (3:54)
16. Home For The Holidays (3:48)
17. I'll Be Home For Christmas (3:59)
18. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (2:23)
19. Jolly Old St. Nicholas - Up On The Housetop (3:20)
20. Mistletoe And Holly (3:38)
21. Christmas Time Is Here (3:32)
22. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (4:09)

Beegie Adair is a prolific, award-winning jazz pianist and arranger known for her interpretations of jazz and popular standards and show tunes. She has sold over two-million recordings globally. Her melodic, fleet-fingered style reflects the sounds of her major influences, including George Shearing, Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson, and Erroll Garner.

Adair grew up in Cave City, Kentucky, where she began taking piano lessons at age five. She continued to study piano throughout college, earning a B.S. in Music Education at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green. During and after college, she played in jazz bands, and spent three years teaching music to children before moving to Nashville, where she became a session musician, working at WSM-TV and on The Johnny Cash Show (1969-1971). She and her husband also started a jingle company to write music for commercials.

In 1982, she and saxophonist Denis Solee formed the Adair-Solee Quartet, which evolved into the Be-Bop Co-Op, a jazz sextet. In 1998, she released Escape to New York, her first trio-led date with a rhythm section consisting of Bob Cranshaw and Gregory Hutchinson.

She signed to the fledgling Hillsboro label for 2001's Dream Dancing: The Songs of Cole Porter; bassist Roger Spencer and drummer Chris Brown joined her. Dream Dancing was the first of dozens of themed albums devoted to songwriters and singers. In 2002, she was named a Steinway Artist.

Most of Adair's recordings have been issued by the independent jazz label Green Hill Productions. They include 2008's Yesterday: A Solo Piano Tribute to the Music of the Beatles, 2010's Swingin' with Sinatra, and 2012's The Real Thing (which spent 20 weeks on the jazz charts and was chosen one of the year's best 100 jazz albums). In 2015, her trio collaborated with saxophonist Don Aliquo on Too Marvelous for Words.

Since 2011, Adair and her trio have played Birdland in New York. While visiting, they have often collaborated with vocalist Monica Ramey. In the spring of 2016, that partnership bore fruit on the album Some Enchanted Evening. ~by William Ruhlmann

The Ultimate Christmas Playlist

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Beegie Adair - The Ultimate Playlist

Size: 186,8 MB
Time: 80:06
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Jazz: Piano Jazz
Art: Front

01. They Didn't Believe Me (3:27)
02. Manhattan (3:38)
03. The Girl From Ipanema (4:10)
04. Have You Met Miss Jones (3:15)
05. You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To (4:24)
06. Don't Get Around Much Anymore (4:28)
07. The Song Is You (3:10)
08. Route 66 (2:54)
09. What's New (4:05)
10. For Once In My Life (3:35)
11. Cheek To Cheek (4:05)
12. The Lady Is A Tramp (3:09)
13. L-O-V-E (2:57)
14. I've Got You Under My Skin (3:14)
15. Chicago That Toddling Town (2:51)
16. You Make Me Feel So Young (3:25)
17. Smile (3:59)
18. Satin Doll (3:44)
19. Georgia On My Mind (3:42)
20. New York, New York (4:08)
21. 's Wonderful (3:15)
22. Over The Rainbow (4:22)

Beegie Adair began taking piano lessons at age five. She continued to study piano throughout college, earning a B.S. in Music Education at Western Kentucky State College (later to become Western Kentucky University) in Bowling Green, Kentucky. During and after college, she played in jazz bands, and spent three years teaching music to children before moving to Nashville, where she became a session musician, working at WSM-TV and Radio. After nine years at the station, she began freelancing studio work, in addition to TV orchestra work. She was rehearsal pianist and utility keyboard on the Johnny Cash Show on ABC from 1969 to 1971. She has many album credits with musicians all around the world, including John Loudermilk, J. J. Cale, Ronnie Milsap and Mickey Newbury. shows with Peggy Lee, Cass Elliot, Dinah Shore, Chet Atkins, Dolly Parton, Carol Burnett, Lucille Ball. She has accompanied such artists as Urbie Green, Nat Adderley, Lew Tabackin, Perry Como, Wayne Newton, Steve Allen and Henry Mancini in concerts.

She and her husband also started a jingle company to write music for commercials. In 1982, she and saxophonist Denis Solee formed the Adair-Solee Quartet, which evolved into the Be-Bop Co-Op, a jazz sextet. She made her first album under her own name, Escape to New York, with a rhythm section consisting of Bob Cranshaw and Gregory Hutchinson.

Adair has recorded and appeared in over 90 recordings (34 of which are recorded with her trio, the Beegie Adair Trio, which consists of bassist Roger Spencer and percussionist Chris Brown), ranging from Cole Porter standards to Frank Sinatra classics to romantic World War II ballads. She has released a six-CD Centennial Composers Collection of tunes by Rodgers, Gershwin, Kern, Ellington, Carmichael and Berlin. Adair cites George Shearing, Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson and Erroll Garner among her influences.

In the late 1980s, Adair hosted Improvised Thoughts, a radio talk/music show on the local NPR affiliate, featuring local and international jazz artists including such musicians as Tony Bennett, Joe Williams, Marian McPartland, Benny Golson and Helen Merrill. She has guested on McPartland's Piano Jazz show twice. In 2002, Adair became a Steinway Artist.

She and her trio continue to play in jazz clubs and festivals around the world and was the top-selling jazz artist in Japan in 2010.[citation needed] Adair made her debut appearance at Birdland, with Monica Ramey in January 2011. They made a second appearance at the jazz venue one year later.

She currently lives in Franklin, Tennessee. Her late husband, Billy, was an associate professor of jazz studies at the Blair School in Vanderbilt University until his death in February 2014. She is a Board & Faculty member of the Nashville Jazz Workshop and performs regularly in Nashville.

The Ultimate Playlist

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Beegie Adair & Monica Ramey - Some Enchanted Evening

Size: 110,4 MB
Time: 47:09
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Jazz Vocals, Cabaret
Art: Front

01. If I Were A Bell (From Guys & Dolls) (3:24)
02. They Say It's Wonderful (From Annie Get Your Gun) (3:37)
03. I've Grown Accustomed To His Face (From My Fair Lady) (3:25)
04. Always True To You In My Fashion (From Kiss Me, Kate) (3:27)
05. My Funny Valentine (From Babes In Arms) (5:00)
06. C'est Magnifique (From Can-Can) (3:40)
07. If I Loved You (From Carousel) (3:59)
08. 's Wonderful (From Funny Face) (3:45)
09. I Have Dreamed (From The King & I) (4:34)
10. People Will Say We're In Love (From Oklahoma) (3:19)
11. Some Enchanted Evening (From South Pacific) (4:25)
12. Someone To Watch Over Me (From Oh, Kay!) (4:27)

Beegie Adair grew up in Cave City, Kentucky, where she began taking piano lessons at age five. She continued to study piano throughout college, earning a B.S. in Music Education at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green. During and after college, she played in jazz bands, and spent three years teaching music to children before moving to Nashville, where she became a session musician, working at WSM-TV and on The Johnny Cash Show (1969-71). She and her husband also started a jingle company to write music for commercials. In 1982, she and saxophonist Denis Solee formed the Adair-Solee Quartet, which evolved into the Be-Bop Co-Op, a jazz sextet. She made her first album under her own name, Escape to New York, with a rhythm section consisting of Bob Cranshaw and Gregory Hutchinson. But her subsequent albums, The Frank Sinatra Collection, The Nat King Cole Collection, and Jazz Piano Christmas, were made with bassist Roger Spencer and drummer Chris Brown. ~ William Ruhlmann

Some Enchanted Evening

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Beegie Adair & David Davidson - Christmas Elegance

Size: 115,7 MB
Time: 49:24
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2012/2015
Styles: Jazz, Easy Listening, Holidays
Art: Front

01. The Christmas Song (4:08)
02. Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow (2:58)
03. Christmas Time Is Here (4:07)
04. Good Christian Men Rejoice/Bring A Torch, Jeanette, Isabella (2:16)
05. Toyland/O Christmas Tree (3:49)
06. Home For The Holidays (3:20)
07. I'll Be Home For Christmas (3:52)
08. Deck The Halls/Jingle Bells (2:38)
09. White Christmas (4:06)
10. The Christmas Waltz (3:11)
11. Lo, How A Rose E’er Blooming/What Child Is This (4:03)
12. Jolly Old St. Nicholas/Up On The Housetop (3:19)
13. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (4:25)
14. Silent Night (3:05)

BEEGIE ADAIR was born in Kentucky and began piano lessons when she was five. She continued studying piano through college at Western State University in Bowling Green where she received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Music Education and played jazz professionally every weekend. Adair credits as her main influences Jimmy Jones, Teddy Wilson, Tommy Flanagan, Oscar Peterson, Bill Evans, Red Garland and Russ Freeman (the pianist who played with Chet Baker in the Fifties). Beegie’s first main gig was with the Hank Garland Quartet. She moved to Nashville and landed in the house band at radio station WSM for a decade. That led to being the in-house pianist for The Johnny Cash Show on ABC-TV for three years where she performed for millions of viewers not only with Cash, but also guests such as Neil Diamond, Mama Cass Elliot and Peggy Lee.

DAVID DAVIDSON is a member of a rare group of musicians whose artistry crosses the traditional boundaries of musical styles by combining the worlds of classical, pop and commercial music with equal success. It would be far too simplistic to define David as a country music session violinist, or as an arranger, or even as a composer or orchestral concertmaster. He is all of these things and he approaches each of his many facets with equal amounts of joy, exquisite artistry and technical mastery. He often refers to Nashville as “the Vienna of the 21st century” and he lives that vision.

Christmas Elegance

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Don Aliquo & The Beegie Adair Trio - Too Marvelous For Words

Size: 161,6 MB
Time: 69:45
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2015
Styles: Jazz: Bebop
Art: Front

01. Johnny Come Lately (6:23)
02. This Can’t Be Love (4:42)
03. Day Dream (7:32)
04. Bye-Ya (7:10)
05. Isfahan (8:42)
06. All Of Nothing At All (8:37)
07. I Hear A Rhapsody (7:01)
08. If You Could See Me Now (6:29)
09. Too Marvelous For Words (4:44)
10. It Never Entered My Mind (8:20)

Personnel:
Don Aliquo: Saxophone
Beegie Adair: Piano
Roger Spencer: Bass
Chris Brown: Drums

If anyone doubts the timelessness of classic jazz, one listen to saxophonist Don Aliquo and pianist Beegie Adair’s Too Marvelous for Words will convince them otherwise. “We were visualizing vintage, mid-Fifties, Be-Bop feel” states Beegie – and they fully captured it. Sometimes that intent can create a somewhat nostalgic feel, losing the immediacy that is at the core of all great jazz. In the hands of these two masters, quite the opposite occurred. The listener is instead transported into the mindset of that spectacular era, complete with all of the excitement, urgency, and joy of adventurous discovery that were its hallmarks.
A key reason for this is the remarkable empathy among all the musicians, creating the synergy that is so essential for jazz at its highest levels. The outstanding bass and drums tandem of Roger Spencer and Chris Brown respectively are the regular members of Beegie’s trio, contributing greatly to the sense of seamless cohesiveness and unity of purpose that fuels this entire album. While Don has performed often with the two of them over the years, he had performed far less frequently with Beegie before this date. But their profound connection is simply stunning, sounding as if they’ve been playing together regularly for years. Their interplay is so symbiotic that it often seems like they are dancing.

Playing mostly tenor, along with two pieces on alto, Don’s sound on both instruments is full-bodied and robust. His sensational phrasing is so articulate and emphatic that the stories he tells are vividly hewn, fascinating tales. His sound is steeped in the vernacular of the powerhouse saxophonists, but utterly singular and with a completely modern flair. Beegie, internationally loved and renowned, is a marvelous pianist, with an understated but dynamic style and a consummate sense of unfettered and always inventive swing, whether soloing or in ensemble support. Spencer’s deeply resonant sound and inspired playing gives the music a full, but always buoyant bottom. Combined with Brown’s sensitive, subtly vigorous but never overpowering sense of drive and swing, their impeccable time and taste locks every piece into a perfect groove.

The repertoire is sublime, combining wonderful items from the Great American Songbook with classic works from four of the jazz legacy’s greatest composers. That all but one of these compositions were originally written between 1937 and 1952 (the exception being Isfahan, one of the final Strayhorn/Ellington collaborations in 1966) is further testimony to the aforementioned timelessness of this music. Without losing sight of the era they were trying to capture, the exceptional arrangements make every piece modern, vital, refreshing, exhilarating and completely of the moment. The ten pieces include seven lively swingers, ranging from gentle to surging, and three lovely ballads.

There are three items from the unparalleled Billy Strayhorn – another collaboration with Duke; and his own Johnny Come Lately, which opens the album in a loping groove with a staggered approach that creates a somewhat Monk-ish feel. Isfahan is an almost-ballad in soft swing that grows bouncier as it moves along; and the exquisite Day Dream is built on Beegie’s lushly rich piano with Aliquo playing tenor, evoking the heart-wrenching beauty that Johnny Hodges always brought to this piece on alto.
Don brings his own passionate alto styling to Tadd Dameron’s beautiful If You Could See Me Now, an emotive and heartfelt rendition with a deep tinge of blue. Don also plays alto – with Beegie in a splendid Red Garland-ish swing mode – on the playful and joyously up-tempo This Can’t Be Love, one of two Rodgers & Hart songs included here. The other, a poignant and deeply moving version of It Never Entered My Mind showcases Don’s sumptuous tenor sax balladry.

Captivating rhythmic approaches are at play on the richly syncopated Fragos, Baker and Gasparre hit song I Hear a Rhapsody, and the Latin-flavored, ostinato driven All or Nothing at All (Arthur Altman) that features a tour-de-force tenor solo – powerfully visceral and daring, but never losing its rich lyricism. Beegie lays down a deeply grooved and funky bounce on Thelonious Monk’s Bye-Ya, and provides terrific interplay with Don’s fluid and punchy tenor work.

While Nashville is far more famous for another form of music, with jazz artists like these four on its scene, country music may have to move over a bit and make some room.

Too Marvelous For Words

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Beegie Adair & Friends - Jazz Romance: 15 Sentimental Love Songs

Size: 134,5 MB
Time: 57:36
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2015
Styles: Jazz: Traditional Jazz Combo, Easy Listening
Art: Front

01. At Last (3:55)
02. Moonglow (Feat. The Jeff Steinberg Orchestra) (3:45)
03. Strangers In The Night (Feat. Denis Solee) (3:23)
04. As Time Goes By (4:30)
05. A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square (4:21)
06. Love Walked In (Feat. Jack Jezzro) (3:29)
07. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You (3:28)
08. It Had To Be You (3:37)
09. Young At Heart (Feat. Denis Solee) (4:18)
10. Dance With Me (3:54)
11. A Certain Smile (Feat. The Jeff Steinberg Orchestra) (3:40)
12. Autumn Leaves (3:57)
13. They Say It's Wonderful (Feat. Jack Jezzro) (3:13)
14. Come Rain Or Come Shine (4:43)
15. When I Fall In Love (3:15)

Beegie Adair grew up in Cave City, Kentucky, where she began taking piano lessons at age five. She continued to study piano throughout college, earning a B.S. in Music Education at Western State University in Bowling Green, Kentucky. During and after college, she played in jazz bands, and spent three years teaching music to children before moving to Nashville, where she became a session musician, working at WSM-TV and on The Johnny Cash Show (1969-71). A sought-after studio musician in her early days there, Adair accompanied such legendary performers as Chet Atkins, Dolly Parton, Lucille Ball, Steve Allen, Dinah Shore, Mama Cass Elliott and Peggy Lee.

Jazz Romance

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Denis Solee With The Beegie Adair Trio - Trav'lin' Light

Styles: Piano And Saxophone Jazz
Year: 2007
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 42:39
Size: 99,3 MB
Art: Front

(3:21)  1. Route 66
(4:06)  2. Do You Know The Way To San Jose
(4:02)  3. Chicago
(2:51)  4. I Left My Heart In San Francisco
(3:21)  5. (Back Home Again In) Indiana
(3:55)  6. Stars Fell On Alabama
(3:04)  7. Let's Get Away From It All
(3:12)  8. Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans
(3:50)  9. Two For The Road
(3:23) 10. Manhattan
(3:23) 11. Take The ''A'' Train
(4:05) 12. Trav'lin' Light

Tenor Sax master Denis Solee teams with legendary pianist Beegie Adair and her trio for this suberb collection of timeless classic songs. Songs include Route 66, Do You Know The Way To San Jose, Chicago, I Left My Heart In San Francisco, Back Home In Indiana, Stars Fell On Alabama, Lets Get Away From It All, Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans?, Two For The Road, Manhattan, Take The "A" Train and Trav'lin' Light. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Travlin-Light-Denis-Solee-withThe-Beegie-Adair-Trio-/160377662784

Trav'lin' Light

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Beegie Adair - Cocktail Party Jazz

Styles: Piano Jazz
Year: 2011
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:20
Size: 125,9 MB
Art: Front

(3:19)  1. I've Got You Under My Skin
(4:15)  2. Cheek To Cheek
(3:01)  3. L-O-V-E
(3:18)  4. Here's That Rainy Day
(3:19)  5. The Way You Look Tonight
(4:33)  6. Unforgettable
(3:48)  7. Satin Doll
(4:08)  8. Summer Wind
(3:19)  9. 'S Wonderful
(3:49) 10. I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart
(3:16) 11. Blue Skies
(3:33) 12. Night And Day
(3:10) 13. Dancing On The Ceiling
(3:47) 14. Let's Fall In Love
(3:37) 15. You're The Top

Jazz great, Helen Merrill, salutes her “inventive jazz sense, her wonderful sense of time and improvised melody.”

Christopher Louden of Jazz Times magazine says Adair is “an accomplished artist with a delicate touch.”

Singer and pianist, Michael Feinstein says, "...jazz pianist Beegie Adair, a marvelously understated player whose interpretations of the standards are just brilliant."

The Los Angeles Times calls her music “Elegant.”

Entertainment News writes, “Beegie Adair is one of the finest piano players in the world.”

So are thousands of jazz fans, who agree with critics about Adair’s sophisticated and listenable jazz performances, and who have made her recordings among the biggest sellers in the jazz world. Citing George Shearing, Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson and Erroll Garner among her influences, Adair has recorded 24 CDs, ranging from Cole Porter standards to Frank Sinatra classics to romantic World War II ballads. Her 6-CD Great American Songbook Collection of tunes by Rodgers, Gershwin, Kern, Ellington, Carmichael and Berlin became an instant collectible classic when it was released in 2002 Kentucky born and raised, Adair lives and records in Nashville something of a surprise to people who associate the city solely with country music. In fact Nashville lives up to its “Music City” nickname by hosting a vibrant jazz scene, in which she has been a leading light for decades. 

A sought-after studio musician in her early days there, Adair accompanied such legendary performers as Chet Atkins, Dolly Parton and Johnny Cash and also worked with Lucille Ball, Dinah Shore, Mama Cass Elliott and Peggy Lee. Adair has guested on McPartland’s NPR radio show, Piano Jazz twice and has performed with Nat Adderley, Bill Watrous, Lew Tabackin, Terry Clarke, Urbie Green and Jim Ferguson, among many others. She was also the featured musical guest on NPR's comedy/quiz show Says You!  http://www.amazon.com/Beegie-Adair/e/B000APF4CE/ref=ac_dtp_sa_bio

Cocktail Party Jazz

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Beegie Adair - The Good Life: A Jazz Piano Tribute To Tony Bennett

Size: 108,6 MB
Time: 46:17
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2014
Styles: Piano Jazz
Art: Front

01. For Once In My Life (3:16)
02. Because Of You (3:57)
03. The Best Is Yet To Come (3:12)
04. Smile (2:52)
05. Maybe September (3:30)
06. The Good Life (4:21)
07. I Wanna Be Around (4:00)
08. Young And Foolish (4:35)
09. Rags To Riches (3:54)
10. The Pawnbroker (3:23)
11. Steppin' Out With My Baby (2:45)
12. Cold, Cold Heart (3:03)
13. I Left My Heart In San Francisco (3:23)

Beegie Adair grew up in Cave City, Kentucky, where she began taking piano lessons at age five. She continued to study piano throughout college, earning a B.S. in Music Education at Western State University in Bowling Green, Kentucky. During and after college, she played in jazz bands, and spent three years teaching music to children before moving to Nashville, where she became a session musician, working at WSM-TV and on The Johnny Cash Show (1969-71). She and her husband also started a jingle company to write music for commercials. In 1982, she and saxophonist Denis Solee formed the Adair-Solee Quartet, which evolved into the Be-Bop Co-Op, a jazz sextet. She made her first album under her own name, Escape to New York, with a rhythm section consisting of Bob Cranshaw and Gregory Hutchinson. But her subsequent albums, The Frank Sinatra Collection, The Nat King Cole Collection, and Jazz Piano Christmas, were made with bassist Roger Spencer and drummer Chris Brown. ~Biography by William Ruhlmann.

The Good Life

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Jack Jezzro - Western Swing

Styles: Country, Swing

Year: 1996
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 41:09
Size: 95,0 MB
Art: Front

(2:51)  1. San Antonio Rose
(2:15)  2. Across The Alley From The Alamo
(3:14)  3. Blues For Dixie
(3:14)  4. Red Wing
(2:46)  5. Westphalia Waltz
(2:42)  6. Oklahoma Hills
(3:40)  7. South Of The Border
(3:35)  8. Deep In The Heart Of Texas
(3:32)  9. Back In The Saddle Again
(2:32) 10. Roly Poly
(3:00) 11. La Golandrina
(2:25) 12. Under The Double Eagle
(5:15) 13. Faded Love/ Maiden's Prayer

Inspired by the timeless music of Bob Wills, this recording highlights the Western Swing genre with musical perfection. Some describe Western Swing as being somewhere between Country-Western and Big Band Swing. Diversity best describes the artistry of guitarist, bassist, and producer Jack Jezzro. His recordings and productions have sold well into the millions, and he surely ranks high in formal education, knowledge of his instrument, and sheer musicality. But even more than that, Jezzro has a style and taste that are all his own qualities that are a breath of fresh air to the music of today and qualities that breathe new life into the music of yesterday. 

The Early Years Jazz is a natural expression for this West Virginia native, who seems to have been born musical. Jack Jezzro grew up in the small town of Rivesville, starting on piano and accordion when he was very young. "I would go to the piano and start banging out tunes when I was four or five," he recalls. His remarkable skill at simultaneously fingering melody and chord changes came naturally to him as a young listener. "I had a stack of Chet Atkins records, and that’s how I learned to play," Jezzro reports. "As a kid, I’d want to play all the parts. I’d listen to a tune by James Taylor, The Doobie Brothers, Simon & Garfunkel, or whomever. 

I’d play the bass part, the piano, the vocal and I’d want to do it all right there on the guitar."  Education For his bass-playing skills, Jezzro earned a scholarship to West Virginia University in nearby Morgantown. "I still kept playing guitar, but they didn't have a guitar program," he says. "I wanted to go to school there because it was close by, so I picked the bass and really got into it." The year was 1976. "That fall, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra came to Morgantown, and I got to meet the principal bass player, Sam Hollingsworth. We immediately hit it off." Hollingsworth took Jezzro under his wings, preparing him for a professional career. More.....http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/jezzrojack

Personnel: Jack Jezzro (guitar); Gregg Galbraith (guitar); Paul Franklin , Buddy Emmons (steel guitar); Buddy Spicher (fiddle); Kristin Wilkinson, Pamela Sixfin, David Davidson (strings); Beegie Adair, Hargus "Pig" Robbins (piano); Larry Paxton (bass instrument); Bob Mater (drums).

Western Swing

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