Artist	Song
Nigel Kennedy	Chanson de Matin, Op. 15, No. 2
from Elgar: Salut D' Amour - Mot D' Amour - Chanson de la Nuit - Chanson de Matin - Sospiri (1991)
Nigel Kennedy	Swing 39
from Nigel Kennedy Plays Jazz (1984)
Nigel Kennedy	Salut D'Amour, Op. 12
from Elgar: Salut D' Amour - Mot D' Amour - Chanson de la Nuit - Chanson de Matin - Sospiri (1991)
Kennedy, Doug Boyle, John Etheridge, Dave Heath, Rory McFarlane, Emma Black, Gerri Sutyak & Kate St. John	Purple Haze
from The Kennedy Experience (1999)

Comment:

Marketed as the antic young prince of classical music in the late '80s — complete with Aston Villa scarf and startled hedgehog hair — violinist Nigel Kennedy made the transition from mercurial kid prodigy to original crossover superstar with ease. On a one-man mission to make the great composers (or the "old guys", as he has called them) accessible to modern pop audiences, he took sales of Vivaldi's [i]The Four Seasons[/i] into the realms of the phenomenal in 1989. We open with "La Primavera".

Kennedy throws some Duke Ellington into the mix, in Next Steps.

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