Podcasts about Autumn in New York

A romantic drama about a young woman diagnosed with a terminal illness falls in love with an older bachelor. None of that is really that important. The major thing you need to know is J.K. Simmons is in this movie at some point.

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This week on Mummy Dearest, Zach and Sloane unwrap 2000's dying manic pixie dream girl May/December romantic drama: Autumn in New York! This movie hits us with a lot of classic Mummy Dearest tropes: wacky hats, unique jobs, beadwork, surprise galas, waltzes, smelling the air when rain is coming, and dramatic heart surgeries. Would we watch this film again? Absolutely not. Did it give us the cozy fall vibes we needed? Absolutely, yes. Do we go slightly off topic and talk about whether or not Patrick Wilson is into butt stuff? Of course we do. All that and so much more on this week's episode of Mummy Dearest!Support the showFollow the podcast on Instagram!Follow Sloane on Instagram!Follow Zach on Instagram!And most importantly, become a Patron and unlock hundreds of bonus episodes!

 This week on the OETA Movie Club Podcast we discuss Autumn in New York (2000). Follow the successful restaurateur and womanizer, Will Keane (Richard Gere), who is a master of the no-commitment seduction until he runs into Charlotte Fielding (Winona Ryder). It is a season long encounter that will shatter Will's preconceptions about women, relationships, and responsibility.Support the show

Is there such a thing as the perfect match? In our latest episode of the Aged Like Milk Podcast, we explore an unlikely love story between a 48-year-old restaurateur and a 22-year-old terminally ill artisan of tiny hats. Could there be a more unexpected pair? Your hosts, Paris and David, jump feet-first into a pile of leaves to dissect the 2000 romantic drama, "Autumn in New York," featuring Richard Gere and Winona Ryder. They delve into topics like the age gap between the characters, Richard Gere's perplexing reactions, and whether this film ranks as the worst they've ever covered on the podcast. Have you seen this film? How do you think it's held up over time? Find our Podcast: X: @AgedLikeMilkPod
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In Season 3 of the podcast, my good friend Kate Hagen - a talented writer & Senior Vice President at The Black List - joined me to kick off a fascinating new series of conversations with the people behind the movies we love. We launched it with what is still one of my all-time favorite episodes: a long, career-spanning discussion with the great filmmaker Allison Anders & then a few months later, we reunited to chat with Allison's daughter, the hard-working & acclaimed music supervisor Tiffany Anders. And recently, Kate returned to help me welcome two extraordinary guests, actors & producers Griffin Dunne & Amy Robison, who, along with their company Double Play Productions, were behind some of the best movies when we were growing up, including director Joan Micklin Silver's CHILLY SCENES OF WINTER, director John Sayles' BABY IT'S YOU, Martin Scorsese's AFTER HOURS (which also starred Dunne), Sidney Lumet's RUNNING ON EMPTY, & more. An actor I think most people in my generation first remember as the teacher upon whom Anna Chlumsky's character had an impossible crush in MY GIRL, Griffin Dunne has had an impressive career on both sides of the camera, acting in films as diverse as AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON & QUIZ SHOW, & directing films such as PRACTICAL MAGIC & the wonderful Joan Didion documentary THE CENTER WILL NOT HOLD. Amy Robinson made a stunning debut as an actress in director Martin Scorsese's MEAN STREETS, in which she played Teresa. And in addition to the films she's produced with Dunne, Robinson has also produced director Joan Chen's AUTUMN IN NEW YORK, the Hughes brothers' FROM HELL, Michael Cuesta's 12 & HOLDING, Nora Ephron's JULIE & JULIA among others. In this feature-length episode, the warm & thoughtful duo behind Double Play Productions take us on a tour of their memories making some of the most acclaimed films from the late '70s through the early '90s & beyond. Timed to release this week as AFTER HOURS debuts on disc from The Criterion Collection (a few months after CHILLY SCENES OF WINTER did as well), film buffs, & especially those interested in the business of making movies are sure to enjoy this endearing conversation. Note: SAG strike rules prevent actors from discussing or promoting any projects they made under past contracts. This conversation was recorded prior to the strike in May of 2023. Originally Posted on Patreon (7/14/23) here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/86100088 Theme Music: Solo Acoustic Guitar by Jason Shaw, Free Music Archive Logo: KateGabrielle.com

DIANA KRALL THIS DREAM OF YOU – Hollywood, New York & West Vancouver, 2016 – 17 Autumn In New York, Almost Like Being In Love, More Than You Know, Don't Smoke In Bed, I Wished On The Moon Diana Krall (voz/p) Russell Malone, Anthony Wilson (g) John Clayton , Christian McBride (b) Karriem Riggins (dr) […]

Host Geoffrey Mark plays the music of Ella Fitzgerald. This week: A salute to The Best Is Yet to Come, the final studio album that Ella recorded with the great composer Nelson Riddle. Tracks this segment include The Best Is Yet To Come, Don't Be That Way, God Bless The Child, Any Old Time, You're Driving Me Crazy, Good-bye, Autumn In New York, I Wonder Where Our Love Has Gone, Deep Purple, Somewhere In The Night. This edition of GPE was produced by Ed Robertson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Geoffrey Mark plays the music of Ella Fitzgerald. This week: A salute to The Best Is Yet to Come, the final studio album that Ella recorded with the great composer Nelson Riddle. Tracks this segment include The Best Is Yet To Come, Don't Be That Way, God Bless The Child, Any Old Time, You're Driving Me Crazy, Good-bye, Autumn In New York, I Wonder Where Our Love Has Gone, Deep Purple, Somewhere In The Night. This edition of GPE was produced by Ed Robertson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Geoffrey Mark plays the music of Ella Fitzgerald. This week: A salute to The Best Is Yet to Come, the final studio album that Ella recorded with the great composer Nelson Riddle. Tracks this segment include The Best Is Yet To Come, Don't Be That Way, God Bless The Child, Any Old Time, You're Driving Me Crazy, Good-bye, Autumn In New York, I Wonder Where Our Love Has Gone, Deep Purple, Somewhere In The Night. This edition of GPE was produced by Ed Robertson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Geoffrey Mark plays the music of Ella Fitzgerald. This week: A salute to The Best Is Yet to Come, the final studio album that Ella recorded with the great composer Nelson Riddle. Tracks this segment include The Best Is Yet To Come, Don't Be That Way, God Bless The Child, Any Old Time, You're Driving Me Crazy, Good-bye, Autumn In New York, I Wonder Where Our Love Has Gone, Deep Purple, Somewhere In The Night. This edition of GPE was produced by Ed Robertson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Autumn in New York may be the movie that broke The Junkies. Hayley, Shauna and Nicole are not here for any of this movie's nonsense: not the cringe factor of the age difference between Winona and her love interest Richard Gere, not the utterly unrealistic sex scenes, not for yet another Manic Pixie Dream Winona, and they are definitely not loving that the movie's main theme is that a woman dying to make a man be better is somehow romantic. Oh, and all that poetry "Winona Dickinson" spouts is super annoying too. The Junkies discuss their romantic age gap limits, party etiquette for couples (don't f*** other people besides your date), and call for more realism in cinematic sex scenes, but for fewer whimsical hats.You can prepare for the last Winona Ryder 101 by watching Destination Wedding.Links: Apple Podcast: 
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Songs include: Autumn Leaves, Autumn In New York, Early Autumn, The Autumn Waltz, Tis Autumn & Autumn Nocturne. Performers include: Harry James, Jo Stafford, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Claude Thornhill, Ella Fitzgerald and Roger Williams.

Jazz Ahead 153 - Playlist: ..1. First Light, Ill Considered, Liminal Space, New Soil, 2021..2. Light Trailer, Ill Considered, Liminal Space, New Soil, 2021..3. Dust, Ill Considered, Liminal Space, New Soil, 2021..4. Mindiff, Abdullah Ibrahim, Solotude, Gearbox Records, 2021..5. Trieste my Love, Abdullah Ibrahim, Solotude, Gearbox Records, 2021..6. In-Tempo, Abdullah Ibrahim, Solotude, Gearbox Records, 2021..7. Did you hear that sound?, Abdullah Ibrahim, Solotude, Gearbox Records, 2021..8. The Wedding, Abdullah Ibrahim, Solotude, Gearbox Records, 2021..9. A Slice of The Top, Makaya McCraven, Deciphering The Message, Blue Note Records, 2021..10. Autumn In New York, Makaya McCraven, Deciphering The Message, Blue Note Records, 2021..11. Black Rhythm Happening, Makaya McCraven, Deciphering The Message, Blue Note Records, 2021..12. hades Of Flu 2, Kassa Overall, Flu Note, 2021

Jazz Ahead 153 - Playlist: ..1. First Light, Ill Considered, Liminal Space, New Soil, 2021..2. Light Trailer, Ill Considered, Liminal Space, New Soil, 2021..3. Dust, Ill Considered, Liminal Space, New Soil, 2021..4. Mindiff, Abdullah Ibrahim, Solotude, Gearbox Records, 2021..5. Trieste my Love, Abdullah Ibrahim, Solotude, Gearbox Records, 2021..6. In-Tempo, Abdullah Ibrahim, Solotude, Gearbox Records, 2021..7. Did you hear that sound?, Abdullah Ibrahim, Solotude, Gearbox Records, 2021..8. The Wedding, Abdullah Ibrahim, Solotude, Gearbox Records, 2021..9. A Slice of The Top, Makaya McCraven, Deciphering The Message, Blue Note Records, 2021..10. Autumn In New York, Makaya McCraven, Deciphering The Message, Blue Note Records, 2021..11. Black Rhythm Happening, Makaya McCraven, Deciphering The Message, Blue Note Records, 2021..12. hades Of Flu 2, Kassa Overall, Flu Note, 2021

Somehow on the 26th episode of this thing we end up with our worst audio issues yet, so bless you for listening and we promise it'll be better next week! Fitting, since we're talking about the worst movie, 2000's “Autumn in New York.” We discuss men who cook, sweaty hands, gossipy tidbits from behind the scenes of the film, and, inevitably, end up on Richard Gere's wikifeet page (it's where things were always headed).

Virginia native Ella Fitzgerald and Louisiana's legendary Louis Armstrong had the timely duet "Autumn In New York" in the 1950s. The Textile Bowl features the Clemson Tigers at the N.C. State Wolfpack, while the Iron Skillet Battle pits SMU against TCU. Another tropical storm has formed in the Atlantic Ocean. Plus, Craig Faulkner talks bowhunting on his post-COVID-19 return to the "Fishing Forecast."

I play Autumn in New York and talk about key changes vs. modulation.

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Fall in love with two seasonal rotten romances on this week's episode featuring filmmaker and musician William Breen.  Join us as we look back on  "Autumn in New York" starring Winona Ryder and Richard Gere, and "Sweet November" with Charlize Theron and Keanu Reeves, a pair of films that remind us that behind every mediocre man is a beautiful, dead woman who helped revive the .25  percent of his personality that contains empathy. "Autumn in New York" is streaming on HBOMax. "Sweet November" is streaming on hoopla. And don't forget to stream our guest Willie Mason's debut album "Exhibition" on Spotify now!

PLAY LIST   Thank You Friends 3:06 Big Star Third Rock 0 3 Feel It Still 2:43 Portugal. The Man Woodstock Alternative 0 2 Kill the Turkey 0:55 Bob's Burgers, John Roberts & H. Jon Benjamin Thanksgiving - EP Soundtrack 0 2 Gravy Boat 0:41 Bob's Burgers, Megan Mullally & John Roberts Thanksgiving - EP Soundtrack 0 1 The Thanksgiving Song 3:48 Adam Sandler They're All Gonna Laugh at You! Comedy 0 2 Salt Peanuts 3:17 Dizzy Gillespie Groovin' High Jazz 0 1 Autumn In New York 3:44 Billie Holiday Recital Jazz 0 2 Autumn Leaves 5:41 Eric Clapton Clapton Rock 0 1 Thanksgiving Theme 2:00 Vince Guaraldi Trio A Charlie Brown Christmas (Original 1965 TV Soundtrack) Holiday 0 2 Pass the Peas 3:12 The J.B.'s James Brown's Funky People R&B/Soul 0 2 Mashed Potatoes U.S.A. 2:53 James Brown Roots of a Revolution Soul 0 1 Green Onions 2:54 Booker T. & The M.G.'s The Best of Booker T &   The MG's R&B/Soul 0 2 Grazing In the Grass 2:36 Hugh Masekela Bobby (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Soundtrack 0 1 Soul Sauce (Guachi Guara) 2:27 Cal Tjader Soul Sauce Jazz 0 1 This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody) [Live] 4:57 Talking Heads Stop Making Sense (Live) [Special New Edition] Rock 0 2 Family Affair (Single) 3:05 Sly & The Family Stone The Essential Sly & The Family Stone R&B/Soul 0 2 Be Thankful for What You Got3:26William DeVaughn70's Soul - Groove MeR&B/Soul0  

The SpaceTimeMusic theme music is a sample of the Ana-Tole x Jonah Christian Remix of Ready or Not by the Fugees.LINKS:A Sample, A Cover playlistFacebookNPR Morning EditionPomplamooseEmail: spacetimemusicpodcast@gmail.comSONG CREDITS:In order of appearanceHarvest MoonWritten by Neil YounngHarvest MoonNeil Young1992New Moon DaughterCassandra Wilson1995Autumn in New YorkWritten by Vernon Duke1934 Autumn in New York (single 1949)Come Fly With Me (1958)Frank SinatraBillie HolidayBillie Holiday and Oscar Peterson1954Ella and Louis AgainElla and Louis1957Nobody’s PerfectIt’s Nice OutsideAnti Lilly, Phoniks 2017SeptemberSeptemberEarth, Wind & Fire1978Tribute to Famous PeoplePomplamoose2010September (Throttle x Earth Wind & Fire)2015

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Look around, look around: it's autumn in the greatest city in the world. New York in a melancholy mood--songs performed by Ethel Merman, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Bobby Short, Mel Tormé and more.

Starring Richard Gere and Winona Ryder, this wild ride obviously takes place in New York... in autumn. We had the brilliant idea to watch a fall movie in the fall, but boy, we didn't know what we were getting ourselves into.Questions: What exactly does Winona do for a living? Who has time to have sex on a roof? Is fall the dumbest season?We prefect our "yes and" banter on this one and try to entertain ourselves as best we can with this pre-9/11 romance from a more innocent time.

Join Michael Litten "The Last DJ" and his guest Vocalist Toni Byrd. Toni Byrd is a world class recording artist, songwriter, winner of 2014 Black Women In Jazz Awards for Best Black Female Jazz Record for "Autumn In New York", semi-finalist in the 2014 Indaba Music "Sarah Vaughn International Jazz Vocal Competition" and is one of the most unforgettable and versatile vocal artists around. In addition to all of her credits, add actress to her impressive list. Currently based in Atlanta, the Native Memphian was cast in a primary role, playing the character “Ida Belle" in the movie, "Lawless," an American crime drama film directed by John Hillcoat with screenplay by Nick Cave and starring Shia LaBeouf, Tom Hardy, Guy Pierce, Jessica Chastain, Mia Wasikowksa, Jason Clarke and Gary Oldman. Byrd recorded background vocals for the TV series pilot, "Still The King", starring Billy Ray Cyrus and in December of 2016, under the historical Obama Administration, performed at the White House Tour. Byrd is the first female vocalist to perform at the legendary Pinewood Atlanta Studios (known for James Bond, Marvel and Pirates of the Caribbean movies) in 2014 for the kickoff gala celebrating the New American location in Fayetteville, Georgia. Byrd has performed in the UK, Portugal The Jazz Corner in South Carolina, Tuskegee University, and The Jazz Loft in Columbus, Georgia. Byrd has also performed at some of Atlanta's prestigious venues including Capital City Club, The Rialto Theater, Four Seasons Hotel, The Georgian Terrace, The Velvet Note, The Fox Theater's Egyptian Room, The Georgia Aquarium, and Churchill Grounds. Byrd has opened for Andre Crouch, Vickie Winans, Kenny G, Take 6, Wycliffe Gordon, Alex Bugnon and Gladys Knight and performed after parties for Norman Brown, Eric Darius, Pieces of A Dream, Richard Elliot, George Benson and Boney James. Adding to this notable list, Byrd was the headlining artist to perform before the legendary Dionne Warwick at a tribute in her hono

An array of songs for the Autumn Breeze, including some user-submitted emotional favorites Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Autumn In New York by Billie Holiday on Recital (Verve) 5′10″ Autumn Leaves by Cannonball Adderley on Somethin' Else (Blue Note) 16′05″ Leaves That Are Green by Simon & Garfunkel on Live From New York, 1967 (Sony) 19′29″ Keep The Streets Empty For Me by Fever Ray on Fever Ray (Mute) 24′25″ Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground by The White Stripes on White Blood Cells (Warner Bros./Warner Brothers) 27′30″ Shine On Harvest Moon by Leon Redbone on Double Time (Warner) 30′44″ Now, Now by St. Vincent on Marry Me (Beggars Banquet) 34′32″ Harvest Moon by Lord Huron 40′24″ I Know It's Over by The Smiths on The Queen Is Dead (Sire/Rough Trade) 46′28″ Pale September by Fiona Apple on Tidal (Sony) 54′37″ Country Bumpkin by Cal Smith on . (.) 58′27″ Meet Jimmy (feat. Le Cassette) by Perturbator on Sexualizer EP 63′47″ November by Tom Waits on The Black Rider (Asylum) 66′27″ Don't Cry by Why Are We Building Such A Big Ship? on No Blood, No Blooms 73′41″ November by Shannon Lay on Audiotree 75′07″ Autumn Almanac by The Kinks on Something Else (Sanctuary) 79′00″ Fallingforyou by The 1975 on The 1975 (Dirty Hit) 83′13″ The Last Time I Saw Richard by Joni Mitchell on Blue (Warner Bros) 86′40″ Autumn Serenade by John Coltrane on Standards (Verve) 89′24″ Autumn Shade II by The Vines on Winning Days 92′06″ September by Earth, Wind & Fire on September (Columbia) 95′37″ Party's Fall by Siouxsie and The Banshees on Tinderbox (Polydorr) 100′19″ Parachute by Thee Lakesiders on Parachute (Big Crown Records) 103′10″ My Autumn's Done Come by Lee Hazlewood on The Complete MGM Recordings (MGM) 107′33″ Milk & Honey by Jackson C Frank on Blues Run The Game (Sanctuary) 111′31″ The Autumn Carnival by The Dandy Warhols on This Machine (Capitol) 115′08″ Simple Twist Of Fate (Take 1) by Bob Dylan on More Blood More Tracks (Columbia)

In the second installment of "Ya Know What I Mean," Olivia interviews Neil Kasbekar in an attempt to understand Indian Culture and Gentrification. They both add to the narrative of the increasingly difficult cultural space of America. Neil provides details of his personal experiences with his family's immigration story, Marathi life and whitewashing. From Brooklyn to Bollywood, they connect over their interest in the shortcomings of respresentation of minorities.

Il paraît que l'automne est une période idéale pour visiter New York. Les arbres de Central Park prennent de belles couleurs orangées et donnent un peu de vie à la Grosse Pomme. C'est cette période teintée d'une poésie mélancolique que Vernon Duke a voulu capturer avec sa composition Autumn In New York. Retrouvez toutes les informations sur le podcast sur VersionStandard.fr

Kvartett Bill Evans og Stan Getz flytur lögin Melinda, My Heart Stood Still, Grandfather's Waltz, But Beautiful, Night and Day og Funkallero. Kvartett Oscars Peterson flytur lögin Backyard Blues, Nigerian Marketplace, Satin Doll, Hymn To Freedom og Sushi. Ella Fitzgerald syngur með hinum og þessum hljómsveitum lögin Sophisticated Lady, Autumn In New York, Midnight Sun, I Can't Get Started, Stormy Weather og Blues In The Night.

Kvartett Bill Evans og Stan Getz flytur lögin Melinda, My Heart Stood Still, Grandfather's Waltz, But Beautiful, Night and Day og Funkallero. Kvartett Oscars Peterson flytur lögin Backyard Blues, Nigerian Marketplace, Satin Doll, Hymn To Freedom og Sushi. Ella Fitzgerald syngur með hinum og þessum hljómsveitum lögin Sophisticated Lady, Autumn In New York, Midnight Sun, I Can't Get Started, Stormy Weather og Blues In The Night.

This week we decided to dip our toe into bad melodrama with 2000's Autumn in New York. It's the classic tale of a patronizing middle-aged man dating a terminally ill 22-year-old young woman who is most definitely too good for him. Someone in 2000 really thought Richard Were and Winona Ryder were a good romantic pairing. Someone in 2000 was wrong.

Con HDO 335 finaliza el especial dedicado a Tal Farlow que comenzaba con el repaso que realizaba Marcos Pin a Autumn In New York. En esta tercera entrega suenan temas de las grabaciones This Is Tal Farlow (1958), The Guitar Artistry Of Tal Farlow (1959) y Tal Farlow Plays The Music Of Harold Arlen (1960). Eddie Costa,Frank Wess, Bobby Jaspar, Jimmy Campbell, Dick Hyman o Wendell Marshall son algunos de los músicos que participaron en estas grabaciones. Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2017 HDO es un podcast editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz.

HDO 328 es la segunda entrega dedicada al guitarrista Tal Farlow. Tras la primera, en la que sonaban temas de Autumn In New York (1954) y Tal (1956), en esta segunda aproximación al trabajo del guitarrista retrocedemos hasta el año 1957 para escuchar algunos de los temas incluidos en las grabaciones The Swinging Guitar of Tal Farlow y A Recital By Tal Farlow. Un inconmensurable Eddie Costa y Vinnie Burke acompañan de nuevo al guitarrista en la primera de las grabaciones, mientras que en la segunda le acompañan el trío de vientos formado por Bob Gordon, Bill Perkins y Bob Enelvodsen, y la rítmica integrada por Monty Budwig y Lawrence Marable. Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2017 HDO es un podcast editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz.

HDO 321 es la primera entrega dedicada al guitarrista Tal Farlow con temas incluidos en sus grabaciones Autumn In New York (1954) y Tal (1956). Acompañan al guitarrista Gerry Wiggins, Ray Brown y Chico Hamilton en el disco con título otoñal, mientras que el cuarteto sin batería que completaba con Eddie Costa y Vinnie Burke son los protagonistas de la segunda de las grabaciones, siendo ambas unas obras más que recomendables. Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2017 HDO es un podcast editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz.

Songs include: I Get a Kick Out Of You, You And The Night And The Music, Autumn In New York, I'll Follow My Secret Heart, One Day When We Were Young, You're The Top and Zing Went The Strings of My Heart. Performers include: Ethyl Merman, Frank Sinatra, The Dorsey Brothers, Webster Booth, Libby Holman and Paul Whiteman.

This five movement creation by composer extraordinaire George Russell is his tribute to New York City. It was written and recorded in late 1958 and 1959 and played by an all-star orchestra with many many great Jazz stars as soloists. People such as John Coltrane, Benny Golson, Bob Brookmeyer, Phil Woods, Art Farmer, Bill Evans, Max Roach are all heard extensively. Mr, Russell incorporates several "standard" tunes into his composition here and you'll hear references to "Manhattan", "Autumn In New York", "How About You" and other melodies but it's all George Russell. This historic record is a tribute to one of the greatest cities in the world. Each movement is introduced by poet/writer Jon Hendricks and provides a wonderful set-up to the music. New York, New York....a town so nice, they named it twice!

Recorded on Monday September 19, 2011. Tracklisting: 1. José James & Jef Neve- Autumn In New York 2. John Coltrane with The Red Garland Trio- Slow Dance 3. Nicola Conte- Here 4. Quintetto Lo Greco- Just Easy 5. Duke Ellington & John Coltrane- Stevie 6. Django Reinhardt- Blues For Ike 7. Cannonball Adderley- Bohemia After Dark 8. The Jazz Crusaders- Oogo-Boo-Ga-Loo 9. Nicola Conte- Love From The Sun 10. Koop- Soul For Sahib 11. Native- Prussian Blue (Nicola Conte's Jazz Dance Rework)