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February Fever

By Gary Armstrong
February 13, 2011
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Your body may be homebound, but your mind can still wander. A series of songs about the anticipation and benefits of Spring.

Track	Name	Time	Artist	Album
1	One, Two, Three	2:42	Sarah Vaughan	The New Scene
2	Old Devil Moon	2:53	Cheyenne Jackson	The Power Of Two
3	It's Love (from 'Wonderful Town')	2:48	Larry Kert	Spotlight On Larry Kert
4	Puttin' On The Ritz	2:53	Fred Astaire	The Irving Berlin Songbook
5	What Now My Love	2:30	Jack Jones	The Impossible Dream
6	I Will Wait for You	2:32	Bobby Darin	Pure Gold
7	Cantata for Combo	2:53	Lalo Schifrin	Bullitt (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture)
8	Old Friend	4:17	Michael Feinstein	The Power Of Two
9	No Strings	2:54	Fred Astaire & Oscar Peterson	Fred Astaire's Finest Hour
10	The Lies of Handsome Men	4:14	Margaret Whiting	Then and Now
11	Our Lips Are Sealed	3:29	Nouvelle Vague	3
12	A Light In the Dark	2:45	J. Robert Spencer, Alice Ripley & Next to Normal Cast	Next to Normal (Original Broadway Cast Recording)
13	I Can't Begin to Tell You	2:52	Bing Crosby	Bing Crosby: A Centennial Anthology of His Decca Recordings
14	Friends of Mine	3:40	Ian & Sylvia	Play One More
15	Cheek to Cheek	5:38	Fred Astaire	The Irving Berlin Songbook
16	I Will Wait for You	3:34	Linda Eder	Soundtrack (Bonus Track Version)
17	Waiting On a Friend	3:57	Leslie Mendelson	The Joel Dorn Sessions—EP
18	Quand on s'aime	3:41	Nana Mouskouri and Michel Legrand
19	The Jones Boy	2:34	Bing Crosby	Bing Crosby: The Radio Years, Vol. 2
20	Master and Servant	3:19	Nouvelle Vague & Martin L. Gore	3
21	Take Five	5:27	Roberto Roena	The Modern Sound of Nicola Conte—Versions In Jazz-Dub

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"Waiting for Spring" Etching/collagraph by Akiko Taniguchi

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