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Goin' Home: Nancy King, Hal Galper, Eddie Palmieri, Flaco Jiménez
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Check the YouTube (bottom of page) for a preview of King's stunning solo version of Arthur Schwartz and Howard Dietz's 1937 classic, "By Myself."
Playlist
- Flaco Jimenez "Blanca Rosa" (Instrumental) from San Antonio Soul (Rounder, 1991) 00:37
- Eddie Palmieri "Mi Mambo Conga" from Mambo Con Conga Es Mozambique (Tico Records, 1966) 03:01
- Hal Galper "Song Title" from Live at Maybeck Recital Hall (Concord Jazz, 1990) 05:50
- Nancy King & Glen Moore "Mountain Greenery" from Impending Bloom (Justice Records, 1991) 15:56
- King & Moore "Impending Bloom" from Impending Bloom (Justice Records, 1991) 20:07
- King & Moore "Useless Landscape" ("Inútil Paisagem") from Impending Bloom (Justice Records, 1991) 26:06
- King & Moore "Stompin' at the Savoy" from Impending Bloom (Justice Records, 1991) 29:59
- King & Moore "By Myself" from Impending Bloom (Justice Records, 1991) 34:13
- King & Moore "Man in the Oven" from Impending Bloom (Justice Records, 1991) 42:33
- King & Moore "Poinciana" from Impending Bloom (Justice Records, 1991) 46:52
- King & Moore "Heartbreak Hotel" from Impending Bloom (Justice Records, 1991) 51:51
- King & Moore "Tennessee Waltz" from Impending Bloom (Justice Records, 1991) 56:34.
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