Artist	Song
Brad Mehldau	It Might As Well Be Spring
from Introducing Brad Mehldau (2010)
Brad Mehldau	Amsterdam
from Places (2010)
Brad Mehldau	Always Departing
from Highway Rider (2010)
Brad Mehldau	Always Returning
from Highway Rider (2010)
Brad Mehldau	Knives Out
from Day Is Done (2005)
Brad Mehldau	Resignation
from The Art of the Trio, Vol. 5: Progression (Live) (2005)
Brad Mehldau	Unrequited (Live)
from Live In Marciac (2011)
Charles Lloyd	Georgia
from The Water Is Wide (2000)
Michael Brecker featuring Brad Mehldau & Pat Metheny	Five Months from Midnight
from Pilgrimage (2007)
Brad Mehldau	Tres Palabras
from Anything Goes (2005)
Brad Mehldau	Things Behind the Sun
from Live In Tokyo (2004)
Brad Mehldau & Renée Fleming	The Book of Hours: Love Poems to God: Extinguish My Eyes, I'll Go on Seeing You
from Love Sublime: Songs for Soprano and Piano (2006)
Mark Turner	She Said, She Said
from In This World (2010)
Joshua Redman Quartet	Chill
from Mood Swing (2008)
Willie Nelson	Nuages
from Teatro (1998)

Comment:

Brad Mehldau's restless musical mind is constantly seeking out new routes, and what better way to keep those creative juices flowing than by bouncing your ideas off some of the most uncompromising artists around? He plays a musical game of tag with saxophone star Joshua Redman on a jazz journey through the Beatles' "Eleanor Rigby," their sax and piano lines darting in and out of each other's path with daring [i]and[/i]precision. Mehldau moves further into the Fab Four songbook by teaming up with another stellar saxman, Mark Turner, on "She Said, She Said," as the duo digs into the song's strange, serpentine structure with an adventurer's glee. And Mehldau leaves jazz conventions receding quickly in the rearview when he teams with soprano superstar Renée Fleming on the bold modern-classical adventure that is his ambitious song-cycle "The Book of Hours."

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