Artist	Song	Buy
Al Cohn Quintet & Zoot Sims	You're a Lucky Guy
from Al and Zoot (1998)
Django Reinhardt & Stéphane Grappelli	Honeysuckle Rose
from Souvenirs (1988)
Clark Terry, Ed Thigpen, Herbie Hancock, Kenny Burrell & Ron Carter	Struttin' With Some Barbecue
from Out of the Storm (2005)
Oscar Peterson Trio & Stan Getz	I Was Doing All Right
from Stan Getz and the Oscar Peterson Trio (1986)
Vince Guaraldi & Bola Sete	Star Song
from Greatest Hits (2006)
Horace Silver	Peace
from Blowin' the Blues Away (The Rudy Van Gelder Edition Remastered) (1999)
Ahmad Jamal	The Surrey With the Fringe On Top
from Poinciana (1989)
Al Cohn Quintet & Bob Brookmeyer	The Lady Is a Tramp
from The Al Cohn Quintet Featuring Bob Brookmeyer (Remastered) (2005)
Gene Ammons and Sonny Stitt	There Is No Greater Love
from Boss Tenors: Straight Ahead from Chicago 1961 (1990)
Joe Henderson	U.M.M.G. (Upper Manhattan Medical Group)
from Lush Life - The Music of Billy Strayhorn (1992)
Lee Morgan	Ceora
from The Best Of Lee Morgan (1988)
Sonny Stitt	Lester Leaps In
from Now! (2005)
Bill Evans & Jim Hall	I've Got You Under My Skin
from Intermodulation (1988)
Bud Powell	Elegy
from Blues In the Closet (2005)
Antonio Carlos Jobim, João Gilberto & Stan Getz	Pra Machucar Meu Coração
from Getz / Gilberto (1997)
Christian McBride, Nicholas Payton and Mark Whitfield	Driftin'
from Fingerpainting - The Music of Herbie Hancock (1997)
Candido Camero & Al Cohn	Cheek to Cheek
from Candido (2004)
Joe Lovano	Santa Lucia
from Viva Caruso (2002)
Johnny Smith	How About You?
from Walk, Don't Run (2005)
Shirley Scott	Days of Wine and Roses
from On a Clear Day (2005)
Tal Farlow	If There's Someone Lovelier Than You
from The Tal Farlow Album (2005)
Don Fagerquist Octet	All the Things You Are
from Eight By Eight - Music to Fill a Void (1987)
Zoot Sims, Jimmy Raney, and Jim Hall	Este Seu Olhar
from Two Jims and Zoot (1991)
Frank Kimbrough	Kid Stuff
from Lullabluebye (2004)
Gabor Szabo	Yesterday
from Gypsy '66 (2005)

Comment:

From [i]amuse-bouche[/i] to [i]digestif[/i], everything goes down nice 'n' easy with some dynamic duos dreaming big and rewriting the proudest pages in the jazz-standard songbook. Stan Getz's warm, fuzzy sax is the perfect partner for Oscar Peterson's cool-injected piano pounce on "I Was Doing All Right." Bill Evans' painterly pianistics sound like they were born to bounce up against six-string shaman Jim Hall's pastoral picking. And when Cuban conga king Candido Camero dances around cool-jazz giant Al Cohn's simmering sax for a percolating take on "Cheek to Cheek," you can abandon any worries of a drop in the dinnertime vibe.

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