The Bohemian Road

Corcovado ... sometimes called Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars. Is a beautiful Bossa Nova composition by Antonio Carlos Jobim. Originally, it was probably most famously recorded by Stan Getz as part of his ground breaking Bossa Nova album. Which of…

Originally a french song. ‘Les Feuilles Mortes’ or as we know it: Autumn Leaves, has been a staples in the jazz songbook. Here is our take … at least one of them ;)

English Lyric (by Johnny Mercer):

Composer: Jacques…

Welcome back to the Midway Blues Series: Bringing you tasty blues jams every other week! 

This week is an original composition from about 5 years ago. Which Nathaniel wrote while riding in the car in vast expansive wasteland of North…

This one's for you Mark,

This week's Sunday standard is Bye Bye Black Bird; originally composed in the 1920's.  Jerome H. Remick was the composer who wrote the music. The lyricists were Ray Henderson and Mort Dixon.

We picked…

5 days ago we wrote and recorded this blues… 

At the time I could never have imagined how deeply I would feel the blues and need them, how this song form will never be the same for us again. Indeed,…

This week we are bringing you the blues! In the form of the standard Am I Blue? We had previously made a small short of our rehearsal of this song on YouTube, and a fan asked in the comments for…

Needless to say that Summer Time by George Gershwin is a timeless standard which needs no introduction. Part of the Jazz-Pop musical Porgy and Bess. This tune never gets old!

We decided to take an extended jam on this minor blue: Why Don't You Do Right?

Written and by "Kansas Joe" McCoy and Herb Morand in 1936. 

We hope you will enjoy this improvised jam on a theme of Why…

Todays Sunday Standard is a departure from the jazz repertoire into the realm of 80s brit pop. We ope you enjoy our cover of Holding Back The Years from the band Simply Red. 

Adapted from the  instrumental version used in the film Modern Times (1936). This famous Charlie Chaplin song has been recorded by everyone from Nat King Cole to Micheal Jackson. Chaplin composed the music in 1936. But the lyric was written…

Gee Baby - as we often refer to it. Is a fantastic jazz standard written by Andy Razaf and Don Redman in 1929. It has been recorded by virtually every notable 

jazz musician since the 30's and continues in the…