Show Notes
Laufey - Let You Break My Heart Again (Live at The Symphony) Antonio Carlos Jobim & Frank Sinatra - Medley Thomas Lauderdale & Meow Meow - Hotel Amour Frank Sinatra - My Way Louis Armstrong - La vie en rose (Single Version) Hooverphonic - Mad About You (Orchestra Version) Karen Souza - Creep Pink Martini - Una Notte A Napoli Dave Brubeck - Take Five Frank Sinatra- Witchcraft (1965 Version) Club Des Belugas & Iain Mackenzie - Viva La Vida Henry Mancini - Champagne And Quail Pink Martini - Amado Mio Norah Jones - Come Away With Me Julie London - My Heart Belongs To Daddy (Version 1) Frank Sinatra - The Lady Is A Tramp Astrud Gilberto - Fly Me to the Moon Thomas Lauderdale & Pink Martini - Dream a Little Dream Norah Jones - Don't Know Why Nat King Cole - Quizas, Quizas, Quizas (Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps) Al Green - Let's Stay Together Pink Martini - Let’s Never Stop Falling in Love Dean Martin - That's Amore Michael Buble - Fever Pink Martini - The Gardens of Sampson & Beasley Antonio Carlos Jobim & Frank Sinatra - The Girl From Ipanema Dave Brubeck - Unsquare Dance Frank Sinatra - Summer Wind Pink Martini - La Soledad Ray Conniff - Besame Mucho The Platters - Sixteen Tons Pink Martini - Bolero Les Baxter - Jungle Flower (Club Des Belugas remix) Julie London - Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend Beegie Adair - Come Fly With Me Frank Sinatra - Nothing But The Best (2008 Remastered) Ike Quebec - Shu Shu (Rudy Van Gelder Edition_2007 Digital Remaster) Willie Bobo - The Look Of Love
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