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Volver

Label: The Audiophile Society
Released: 2026
Track listing: 1.Amalia (Francisco De Paula Aguirre) 2. Washington Heights - Chorinho No.4 (David Chesky) 3. El DíA Que Me Quieras (Carlos Gardel/Alfredo Le Pera) 4. Soho Waltz - Chorinho No.10 (David Chesky) 5. Dama AntañOna (Francisco De Paula Aguirre/ Leoncio MartíNez) 6. Latin Fugue - Chorinho No.13 (David Chesky) 7. Volver (Carlos Gardel/ Alfredo Le Pera) 8. Summer Days - Chorinho No. 15 (David Chesky) 9. CrepúSculo Coriano (Rafael SáNchez LóPez) 10. Park Avenue - Chorinho No.12 (David Chesky) 11. Baile Del Candombe (Uruguayan Traditional)

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Pirate Jenny

Label: The Audiophile Society
Released: 2025
Track listing: Mack The Knife; Speak Low; Surabaya Johnny; My Ship; Pirate Jenny; Le Grand Lustucru; Die Ballade Vom Ertrunkenen Madchen; Salomon Song.

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Memory

Label: The Audiophile Society
Released: 2025
Track listing: Summertime; Green; Baby Face; Memory; Sober Now; Corcovado; House of the Rising Sun; Diamond; When the Moon's Away.

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Memory.

Label: The Audiophile Society
Released: 2025
Track listing: Summertime; Green; Baby Face; Memory; Sober Now; Corcovado; House of the Rising Sun; Diamond; When the Moon's Away.

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Corcovado

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Label: The Audiophile Society
Released: 2025
Duration: 3:29

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Paloma Dineli Chesky: Memory

Read "Memory" reviewed by Richard J Salvucci


Sometimes a listener fixes on a particular version of a tune, especially on first hearing. The result can be good or simply limiting. Someone may never quite escape first exposure; it influences all subsequent experience. Some perhaps learned “Corcovado" when Miles Davis did it on Quiet Nights (Columbia, 1963). It may have been an odd choice ...

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Article: Album Review

Ute Lemper: Pirate Jenny

Read "Pirate Jenny" reviewed by Scott Gudell


Germany's optimistic yet fragile Weimar Republic period was wedged between two brutal wars during the early 20th century. Extending from 1918 to 1933, it was proudly called the Jazz Age and the Golden Twenties and offered an abundance of free-flowing entertainment choices. It was also a time of inflation, chaos and conflict dominated by economic instability ...


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