(Big Band, Swing) VA - Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven (Carefully Compiled by Noahlewis' Mahlon Taits) - 2002, MP3, 320 kbps

Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven (Carefully Compiled by Noahlewis' Mahlon Taits) Жанр: Big Band, Swing Страна: Япония (США) Год издания: 2002 Аудиокодек: MP3 (конвертировано из lossless) Тип рипа: tracks Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps Продолжительность: 48:03 Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: даТреклист: 01. Jim and Bob (The Genial Hawaiians) - Coffee in the Morning (3:08) 02. Ambrose and His Orchestra - Swing Low, Sweet Clarinet (3:03) 03. Adrian Rollini Trio - Dardanella (2:46) 04. Roy Smeck Trio - Home (2:57) 05. Oscar Aleman - Cherokee (3:12) 06. Hoagy Carmichael - Hong Kong Blues (2:36) 07. Jose Iturbi - Blues (3:42) 08. Sam Moore and Horace Davis - Old Black Joe (2:50) 09. Jack Teagarden and His Orchestra - Junk Man (3:08) 10. Milt Herth Trio - Black and Tan Fantasy (2:29) 11. New Music of Reginald Foresythe - Lullabye (3:20) 12. Sam Moore and Leroy Smeck - Dear Old Pal of Mine (2:54) 13. E.L. Coleman Instrumental Trio (Sylvester Weaver) - Steel String Blues (2:58) 14. The Sunshine Boys - Do Something (2:59) 15. Boyd Raeburn and His Orchestra - Dalvatore Sally (3:04) 16. Tex Williams and His Western Caravan - Artistry in Western Swing (2:57)  Liner notesA World you have never seenA compilation album of music before the WWII that is selected by children who haven't experienced the war. These fortunate children have not been corrupted by war and can truly appreciate the purity of music. You might think it is reckless to have children to choose music, but I think it is appropriate because these children live in a peaceful, fair, and innocent world. This is an original method for selecting music because the selection is made by children rather than by the people who knows those days. The vision of children enjoying the sublime music is a miracle for this day and age. Those children listen to music of the past as music of the future. Wouldn't it be nice? These children are called Noahlewis' Mahlon Taits. Go ahead and open the door and you will experience a world of music that you have never seen.Early Autumn 2002, Soichiro Suzuki