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Some Things That I Love

By Zach Brock
April 19, 2011
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Here is some of the music that I love. There is no way for me to reflect everything that I'm listening to in one playlist, but this is at least a partial representation of some of the sounds that were in my head as I wrote for my new CD The Magic Number.

Track	Name	Time	Artist	Album
1	And Your Dream Comes True	1:5	The Beach Boys	Perfect Harmony
2	Zhivago	9:4	Kurt Rosenwinkel	The Next Step
3	Late November	7:7	Bobby Avey	A New Face
4	On A Good Day	1:48	Joanna Newsom	Have One On Me
5	Tango Pajdusko	5:40	Eastern Blok	Folk Tales
6	Three Is a Magic Number	7:0	Bob Dorough	Sunday At Iridium
7	Tom Sawyer	5:10	The Bad Plus	Prog
8	Serenade/Ouro Preto	7:16	Toninho Horta	Durango Kid
9	Sno'peas	6:58	Dave Liebman & Phil Markowitz	Manhattan Dialogues
10	Love In The Garden	6:14	Zbigniew Seifert	Man of the Light (2010 MPS Reissue)
11	Gravity	3:35	Alison Krauss & Union Station	Lonely Runs Both Ways
12	A Love Supreme, Part II—Resolution	7:25	John Coltrane	A Love Supreme
13	Trio For Piano, Violin And Cello—Passacaille	7:34	Jean-Jacques Kantorow, Philippe Muller, Jacques Rouvier	Trio & Sonatas

Submit one of your iTunes playlists here.

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