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What Child Is This Jazz
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What Child Is This, is actually the same melody as the English folk song, Greensleeves. Live jazz band melody, with a nice and breezy, toe-tapping rhythm and a relaxed, chilled jazz sound. Upright bass, piano, brush drums and electric jazz guitar.
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Jingle Bells Jazz
Traditional
A fun, lively and toe-tapping Jazz version of the traditional Christmas classic, Jingle Bells. Jazz band consisting of upright bass, brush drums, acoustic piano and jazz guitar.
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Sousa: Semper Fidelis
John P. Sousa
John P. Sousa's famous march, Semper Fidelis, marching band. Arranged and recorded by David Hamilton.
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A New Way Into Your Heart
Skip Peck
FAST SAMBA; exciting, flashy, sexy, driven performance like a Mardi Gras dancer!
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One Step Ahead
Skip Peck
A good business watches the competition and constantly stays one step ahead.
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I Am The Way
Jared Chance Taylor
A warm ambience that sounds like sunlight. Slow and thoughtful.
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Asap
Skip Peck
A very persistent melodic statement demands immediate attention featuring piano, electric piano, guitar, bass and drums.
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Beginners Luck
Skip Peck
A driving and motivational samba with piano, electric bass, vibes, guitar and percussion.
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Sousa: The Washington Post
John P. Sousa
The Washington Post in F major, by John Philip Sousa. March.
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Bobbys Song
Ilya Kaplan, Stan Fomin
Cool, modern jazz soul track with sweet warm vocals
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Jamaica Feeling
Stefan Bode
A slow reggae track with a traditional reggae sound. Light and feelgood, relaxed and happy. Drums, bass, organ, electric guitar.
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There Must Be A Better Way
Skip Peck
Falling in love should be easier and less traumatic
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Pachelbel: Canon In D (arr J Francis)
Johann Pachelbel
A live performed chamber orchestra version of this popular and beautiful piece of classical music, Canon in D Major, as often used in wedding receptions and other settings, Classic, classy, regal and tasteful.
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Scotch Cap
Traditional
A Renaissance court dance from Renaissance England. One of the country dance tunes taken from The Dancing Master by John Playford (1623-1686). By the Fleurdelis ensemble, Hand percussion, renaissance recorder, Irish Bouzouki and Rabab Kashgar.
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