Artist	Song
Charlie Byrd & Stan Getz	Desafinado
from Jazz Samba (1997)
Groove Armada	Shameless (feat. Bryan Ferry)
from Black Light (2010)
Mongo Santamaria	Afro Blue
from Mongo's Greatest Hits (2006)
The Modern Jazz Quartet	Django
from Atlantic Jazz: Best of the 50's (2005)
Dave Brubeck & Paul Desmond	Stardust
from 1975 - The Duets (2002)
Willie Bobo	Fried Neck Bones and Some Homefries
from Willie Bobo's Finest Hour (2003)
Nat Adderley	Jive Samba
from Autobiography (2005)
Freddie Hubbard	Little Sunflower
from Backlash (2005)
Tenor Saw	Ring the Alarm
from Dancehall 101, Vol. 3 (2002)
Quantic	The Sound of Everything (Senor Lobo & Wacth TV Mix) [feat. Alice Russell]
from Soulshaker, Vol. 4 (2007)
Carmen Rizzo	Écouter (feat. Jem)
from Ornament of an Imposter (2008)
Gato Barbieri	Cuando Vuelva a Tu Lado
from Gato Barbieri's Finest Hour (2000)
Pink Martini	Sympathique
from Sympathique (1997)
Peter Tosh	Here Comes the Sun
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Peter Tosh (2004)
Stan Kenton	The Peanut Vendor
from The Best of Stan Kenton (1995)
Tosca	Honey
from Suzuki (2000)
The Twilight Singers	Twilight
from Twilight As Played By the Twilight Singers (2000)
Rebelution	Feeling Alright
from Courage to Grow (2007)
Clifford Brown & Max Roach	Laura
from Clifford Brown with Strings (1998)
Miles Davis	Flamenco Sketches
from Kind of Blue (1997)
Bonobo	Days To Come (feat. Bajka)
from Days To Come (2006)
Floetry	Say Yes
from Floetic (2002)
India.Arie & Musiq Soulchild	Chocolate High
from Testimony, Vol. 2: Love & Politics (2009)
Bomba Estéreo	Cosita Rica
from Blow Up (2009)
Rachel's	Wally, Egon & Models In the Studio
from Music for Egon Schiele (1996)

Comment:

The sunset has come and gone, but your party is still going strong. Never fear, Deep Cuts is here with tunes to toast to all night long. Feed hungry ears with Willie Bobo’s Latin-flavored “Fried Neckbones and Some Homefries,” and let new-school lounge lizards Pink Martini mix up a classic with a twist on “Sympathique.” Tenor Saw satisfies the movers and groovers with the Dancehall beats of “Ring the Alarm,” while Clifford Brown & Max Roach launch a haunting “Laura (With Strings),” and the Twilight Singers take charge of ambience control with the low-lit strains of “Twilight.”

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