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Ramsey Lewis' Playlist

Various Artists

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Ramsey Lewis' Picks

1. "Tea for Two" by Art Tatum: "God at the piano. Just listen and let your ears worship."
2. "A House Is Not a Home" by Bill Evans: "A musical architect who deconstructs this beautiful melody to build a masterpiece."
3. "You've Changed" by Billie Holiday: "No matter who has sung this honest and bold lyric, no one can ever match the languid and sophisticated quality of Lady Day."
4. "The Song Is You" by Charlie Parker Quartet: "As a young man, hearing Bird would send shivers down my spine - especially when he tackled well-known standards like this one."
5. "I'll Close My Eyes" by Dinah Washington: "It's not just her regal style and sassy finesse, but it's that crystal-clear tone and the perfect intonation that makes this a must hear."
6. "Take the "A" Train (Live)" by Dave Brubeck: "Over 100 years of jazz experience here, yet these two play together like joyous schoolboys."
7. "April in Paris (1956 Version)" by Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong: "The contrast in voice quality (gruff against silk) has always been the charm with Sis and Pops."
8. "Autumn Leaves" by Erroll Garner: "A taste of piano that's often imitated but never duplicated. The king of the block chords."
9. "Last Night When We Were Young" by Kenny Burrell: "A terrific Gil Evans arrangement that brings out this great guitar voice."
11. "Compared to What" by Eddie Harris & Les McCann: "The lively, historical, political message that made the Montreux Jazz Festival famous."
14. "Here's to Life" by Shirley Horn: "Only Miles Davis was more instructional with using space and this famous Johnny Mandel arrangement is the perfect example."

$15.06 Ramsey Lewis' Picks

Name Artist Time Price

CleanTea for Two

Art Tatum