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| Song Title | Size | Performer | Sequencer |
| Unforgettable | 33kb 3:08mpt |
Written by Irving Gordon (1951) The most popular version of the song was recorded by Nat King Cole in 1951, with an arrangement written by Nelson Riddle. Jazz, Standard, EZ Listening, Vocal, World |
John Signorelli |
| Unforgettable | 20kb 2:38mpt |
Written by Irving Gordon (1951) Nat Cole's original recording was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2000. Jazz, Standard, EZ Listening, Vocal, World |
Bazza1 |
| Up A Lazy River | 38kb 3:40mpt |
The Mills Brothers Jazz, Vocal, Classic Jazz |
Mel Webb |
| Valentine | 28kb 4:01mpt |
Jim Brickman Released in 1997 with vocal by Martina McBride. Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Jazz-Pop, EZ Listening, Adult Contemporary, New Age |
Chris Schafehen © 1997 |
| Victoria Station | 55kb 5:06mpt |
Antonio Martorella Original Antonio was featured on Les Gorven's MIDI Studio Consortium. (now defunct). Original, New Age, Electronic, Jazz/Rock |
Antonio Martorella |
| Walk Between The Raindrops | 42kb 2:34mpt |
Composed by Donald Fagen Jazz-Rock, Smooth Jazz, Pop |
Stein Rimehaug Drums by Norma Williams |
| Walking The Dog | 45kb 2:54mpt |
Rufus Thomas, The Bar-Kays Jazz |
Dale Aston 1997 |
| Warm Pad | 26kb 3:56mpt |
Patrick Aalto Slow And Melancholic, Jazz, Original |
Patrick Aalto 1993 |
| Washington & Lee Swing | 16kb 1:59mpt |
Thornton W. Allen, Arr. Dick Wellstood Jazz, Big Band, New Orleans Jazz |
Irwin Schwartz 1997 |
| Washington Square | 13kb 2:00mpt |
Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen Jazz, Dixieland, Traditional |
Bob Sorem 2000 |
| Washington Square | 9kb 2:04mpt |
The Village Stompers Jazz, Dixieland, Traditional |
Bob Wolford |
| Watch What Happens Ver. 2 | 12kb 2:50mpt |
Composed by Norman Gimbel, & Michel Legrand From the 1964 film, "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" Jazz, Vocal, Stage & Screen |
Played by Bob Mace |
| We'll Meet Again | 16kb 2:30mpt |
W&M by Hughie Charles & Ross Parker A 1939 song made famous by British singer Vera Lynn (#29 (US, 1954)) with music and lyrics written by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles The song is one of the most famous songs of the Second World War era. Jazz, Vocal, Pop, Stage & Screen |
Sal Gripaldi aka: "Redsal" |
| Well, You Needn't | 40kb 1:59mpt |
Thelonious Monk Jazz, Bop, 40's |
Bob "Notes" Norton |
| What A Difference A Day Makes | 38kb 4:50mpt |
Various Artists Jazz, EZ Listening, Ballroom |
Les Gorven 1997 |
| What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life? | 35kb 4:21mpt |
Music: Michel Legrand, Lyrics: Alan Bergman and Marilyn Bergman Legrand won the 1973 Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying a Vocalist for a version performed by Sarah Vaughan. Jazz, Stage & Screen, EZ Listening, Vocal, World |
Julio Cezar Cornelius |
| What, Me Worry? | 24kb 2:02mpt |
A.P. Minton Jazz, Original |
Allen P. Minton 1997 |
| What'd I Say | 52kb 3:33mpt |
Ray Charles (1959) Soul Jazz, Jazz Blues, R&B, Early Pop/Rock |
E. F. 'Gene' Petro aka Doc Doc |
| What'll I Do | 29kb 3:58mpt |
Irving Berlin (1923), Various Artists Jazz, Standard, EZ Listening, Vocal |
Sal Gripaldi aka Redsal |
| What's New | 27kb 4:21mpt |
Music: Bob Haggart, Lyrics: Johnny Burke (1938-9) Originally titled "I'm Free" and written without lyrics, Burke was hired and the title changed in 1939. Jazz, Vocal, Standards, Stage & Screen, EZ Listening |
Mel Webb |
| Whatever We Imagine | 38kb 3:31mpt |
James Ingram Smooth Jazz, Pop/Rock, Adult Contemporary, R&B |
Jan Hentschel 1997 |
| When Sunny Gets Blue | 10kb 3:18mpt |
Music: Marvin Fisher, Lyrics: Jack Segal (1956) Jazz, Standard, Vocal, Traditional Pop, Vocal, EZ Listening |
Played & Seq: Bob Mace |
| When Sunny Gets Blue | 41kb 4:54mpt Karaoke |
Music: Marvin Fisher, Lyrics: Jack Segal (1956) Jazz, Standard, Vocal, Traditional Pop, Vocal, EZ Listening |
Mel Webb |
| When The Saint's Go Marching In | 25kb 2:02mpt |
Louis Armstrong Jazz, Dixieland, Pop |
Don Carroll |
| Where Or When | 24kb 3:20mpt |
Richard Rogers "Where or When" is a show tune from the 1937 Rodgers and Hart musical Babes In Arms. It was first performed by Ray Heatherton and Mitzi Green. Jazz, Standards, Stage & Screen, Vocal, Traditional Pop |
Josef Huber © 2000 |
| Whisper It | 8kb 2:37mpt Karaoke |
© 1963 (Unpublished) by Irving Berlin Jazz |
James Pitt-Payne 2009 |
| Whispering | 46kb 3:39mpt |
Lyrics: John Schoenberger and Richard Coburn, Music: Vincent Rose Originally recorded on August 23, 1920 by Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra for Victor as 18690-A. Denver-born ex-army bandleader Whiteman was dubbed "King of Jazz", an appellation supported largely by a long series of hits beginning in 1920 with his release of "Whispering", an eleven-week U.S. No. 1 hit, which stayed 20 weeks in the charts and sold in excess of two million copies. Jazz, EZ Listening, Vocal, Stage & Screen |
Roly Wright © 1999. All wRights Reserved |
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Windmills of Your Mind, The "Les Moulins de Mon Coeur" |
14kb 5:59mpt |
Music: Michel Legrand, Lyrics: Alan Bergman and Marilyn Bergman (1968) From the 1968 film The Thomas Crown Affair. Jazz, Stage & Screen, Easy Listening, Vocal |
Serban Nichifor |
| Wives And Lovers | 9kb 2:01mpt |
Music: Burt Bacharach, Lyrics: Hal David Played Live by Bob Mace Wives and Lovers is a song by Burt Bacharach and Hal David. It has been recorded by numerous male and female vocalists, instrumentalists and ensembles. Jack Jones released a recording in 1963, earning the 1964 Grammy Award for Best Vocal Performance, Male, and Bacharach included it on the 1965 LP Hit Maker! Burt Bacharach Plays the Burt Bacharach Hits and later compilations. Dionne Warwick sang it in the same year. Additional performances are by Julie London, Stan Getz, Vic Damone, Grant Green, Frank Sinatra, Kimiko Itoh, and Andy Williams. Jones released a disco version of this song in 1979 on the lp Nobody Does It Better. Jazz, Vocal, EZ Listening, Stage & Screen |
Bob Mace |
| Who Can I Turn To? | 56kb 4:02mpt |
Various Artisis Jazz, Standard, Vocal, Vocal Pop, Soundtrack |
Gary Wachtel Blue Max Distribution |
| Wind Machine | 104kb 3:13mpt |
The Count Basie Orchestra Jazz |
Gary Wachtel Blue Max Distribution |
| Witchcraft | 62kb 2:58mpt |
Music & Lyrics by Cy Coleman Jazz, Standard, Vocal Jazz, Traditional Pop |
Gary Wachtel Blue Max Distribution |
| Wonderland By Night | 13kb 2:51mpt |
Bert Kaempfert, Lincoln Chase, & Klaus Günter Neumann Performers Include: Bert Kaempfert, Johnny Mathis, Floyd Kramer, Xavier Cugat, Al Hirt, Boots Randolph, Louis Prima, Billy Vaughn, Ace Cannon, Anita Kerr, and many others. Jazz, Vocal, EZ LIstening |
Don Carroll © 1997 |
| Woodchopper's Ball | 90kb 3:50mpt |
Composed & Arranged by Woody Herman & Joe Bishop Jazz, Big Band, Swing, Jazz Standard |
Gary Wachtel Blue Max Distribution |
| Yardbird Suite | 65kb 3:07mpt |
Charlie Parker Jazz, Big Band |
Gary Wachtel Blue Max Distribution |
| Yesterday * | 18kb 2:13mpt |
John Lennon Jazz, World, Pop/Rock, EZ Listening, |
Ozaki Hiroshi * Not your typical version. |
| You Do Something To Me | 35kb 2:39mpt Karaoke |
Words and Music by Cole Porter Featured in the 1929 Broadway show "Fifty Million Frenchmen". Performed by Frank Sinatra (1961) Jazz & Jazz Standards |
Sequence & Karaoke by Ron Tilden |
| You Go To My Head | 38kb 6:16mpt |
Music: J. Fred Coots, Lyrics: Haven Gillespie (1938) The first recording of the song was by Teddy Wilson. Jazz, Standards, Stage & Screen, EZ Listening, Vocal |
Mel Webb |
| You Make Me Smile | 50kb 4:26mpt |
Dave Koz Jazz: Smooth, Crossover, Jazz-Pop, Adult Contemporary |
Devian Zikri |
| You Stepped Out Of A Dream | 59kb 4:33mpt |
Various Artists Jazz, Vocal, Pseudo Salsa, Brazillian Jazz |
Doug McKenzie |
| You Were Never Lovelier | 11kb 2:12mpt Karaoke |
Music: Jerome Kern, Lyrics: Johnny Mercer, (1939) As sung by Astaire to Hayworth, in the 1942 film of the same name. Jazz, Stage & Screen, Vocal, EZ Listening |
James Pitt-Payne w/ Veda Meyer-Castens |
| You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To | 6kb 2:30mpt |
Cole Porter Arrangement; Chet Atkins Jazz, Vocal, Country-Pop |
Pascalsa |
| You'll Never Know | 23kb 3:41mpt |
Frank Sinatra, Dick Haymes Jazz, Jazz Vocal, WWII, 1943 |
Sal Gripaldi aka Redsal |
| You're Nobody 'Till Somebody Loves You | 19kb 2:40mpt |
Written by Russ Morgan, Larry Stock, and James Cavanaugh (1944) The song was first recorded by Morgan and has been covered by numerous artists. It is best known in versions by Dean Martin, who recorded it for Reprise Records in 1965 and reached #24 on the US pop chart and #1 on the easy listening chart, & by The Mills Brothers. Jazz, Standards, Stage & Screen, Vocal, EZ Listening, Blues |
Bazza1 2010 |
| Young Anf Foolish | 8kb 3:07mpt |
Bill Evans Jazz, Standards, Mainstream, Cool, Modal |
Adamantine Luster |
| Zazueira | 76kb 4:39mpt |
Cezar Camargo Mariano Jazz, Latin, Brazillian Pop, Samba |
Carlos M. Peixoto |
| Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart Vs.2 | 16kb 2:41mpt Karaoke |
Words & Music by James F.Hanley (1935) The most notable recording was made by Judy Garland (who sang it the 1938 film Listen, Darling and recorded it for Decca Records in 1939 Jazz, Vocal, Stage & Screen, EZ Listening |
James Pitt-Payne w/ Veda Meyer-Castens |
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