Bailando (Enrique Iglesias feat. Luan Santana) Portuguese Version
 

Português ... esta língua bonita ...

Wisin - Adrenalina ft. Jennifer Lopez, Ricky Martin
 

Wisin, Carlos Vives - Nota de Amor (Official Video) ft. Daddy Yankee
 

Marc Anthony - Flor Pálida
 

Felipe Peláez, Manuel Julián - Tan Natural
 

Riccardo Erberspacher - Freedom ( L'ènigme ChillOut )
 

Without Face & Without Number-La Coccinelle
 

Bruce Hornsby and the Range - Mandolin Rain
 

My Favorite Instrumentals
 

Jim Brickman - Angel Eyes


Al Marconi -Redemption


Gary Moore - Spanish Guitar


Hans Zimmer - Nyah and Ethan

RIP, David Bowie
 

"You got your mother in a whirl, 'cause she's not sure if you're a boy or a girl."

RIP David Robert Jones 8 January 1947 – 10 January 2016
 

The Cannonball Adderly Quartet - Plus
 

RIP David

Thelonious Monk, Dizzy Gillespie, Giants Of Jazz Copenhagen 1971
 

I love how jazz musicians play the same songs over and over and over again, but work at bringing something new to it each time. Love, love, love that.

This set starts with "Round Midnight," a song written by Monk. The fabulous and well-known intro to the song (as shown here in the first 30 seconds of this version that's played superbly by Miles Davis) was written by Dizzy Gillespie. After Dizzy came up with this intro in the 1940s, it pretty much became the standard opening for this tune.

Well, what I like about the start of this set, is that Monk chose not to use any intro at all and just, BAM, went right into the song.

It's small things like this that puts a smile on my face.

Still, the intro to this song, played by Miles, is probably my favorite intro to a song—bar none.