Show Notes
A sophisticated collection of modern classics seen through a vintage lens. From grunge to hip-hop, experience your favorite anthems transformed into smooth jazz, swing, and bossa nova rhythms. Perfect for cocktail hours and elegant evenings.
Jack Wobb - Try A Little Tenderness Richard Cheese - Ice Ice Baby The Puppini Sisters - I Will Survive Montefiori Cocktail - Crazy Handsome Hank And His Lonesome Boys - Black Hole Sun Jamie Lancaster, Karen Souza - Billie Jean Paul Anka - Wonderwall Casey Abrams & Haley Reinhart - Hit The Road Jack Ben From Corduroy - Come Together Chris de Multifunkshun - Hey Ya Senor Coconut - Kiss Pink Turtle - Walk On the Wild Side Nouvelle Vague & Phoebe Killdeer - Dancing With Myself Squirrel Nut Zippers - Put A Lid On It Paul Anka - Smells Like Teen Spirit Emilie-Claire Barlow - Soul Bossa Nova Jazzystics & Karen Souza - Personal Jesus The Lost Fingers - Tom’s Diner Carla Bruni - Highway to hell Bruce Lash - Heart of Glass The Puppini Sisters - Sway
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