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Sting: An English (Jazz-)Man in New York - Companion Mixtape
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- Lucky Peterson "We'll Be Together" Lifetime (Verve) 0:00
- Sting "Jeremiah Blues (Part 1)" Soul Cages (A&M) 3:30
- Kenny Barron, Regina Carter "Fragile" Freefall (Verve) 8:18
- Pierluigi Balducci Ensemble "La Belle Dame Sans Regrets" Rouge! (Splasc(H)) 15:58
- Janis Siegel, Fred Hersch "Sister Moon" Slow Hot Wind (Varèse Sarabande) 23:14
- Sting "Nice Work If You Can Get It" The Glory of Gershwin (Mercury) 28:50
- The Bob Belden Ensemble "Children's Crusade" Straight to My Heart: The Bob Belden Ensemble Performs the Music of Sting (Blue Note) 31:48
- Sting with Gil Evans "Consider Me Gone" Strange Fruit (ITM) 39:54
- Marlene VerPlanck "Sister Moon" A Quiet Storm (Audiophile) 46:16
- Michela Lombardi "It's Probably Me" Shape of My Heart (The Music of Sting) (Saifam) 50:07
- Sting "Angel Eyes" Leaving Las Vegas [O.S.T.] (A&M) 54:57
- Jazz Fantasy feat. Franco Ambrosetti "Perfect Love... Gone Wrong" Every Breath We Take (Splasc(H)) 58:54
- Andy Bey "Fragile" Tuesdays in Chinatown (Ko Ko) 1:03:20
- Marc Copland Trio "When We Dance" Haunted Heart & Other Ballads (HatHut Records) 1:08:08
- Yaron Herman "Fragile" Yaron Herman Pablo Valat Sylvain Ghio (Sketch) 1:13:39
- Christof Lauer, Jens Thomas "Russians" Shadows in the Rain (ACT) 1:17:18
- Dominic Miller "Fields of GOld" Shadows in the Rain (ECM) 1:22:26
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