Sarah McKenzie - Without YouJazz pianist, composer and singer, Sarah McKenzie's sixth album, Without You, is a Brazilian jazz project that conveys her love for Brazilian music and culture. It includes a generous amount of Antonio Carlos Jobim songs along with four of McKenzie's originals and a few other selections, all played tastefully, and in her own inventive way. "I've always loved the music of Brazil, Tom Jobim, Elis Regina, and of course Astrud Gilberto," says Sarah

and who do we want to be as Americans

In the tradition of iconic masterpieces as Lee Morgan's "Candy" or Kenny Dorham's "Quiet Kenny

they forcefully knock out a dozen songs across the band's catalog with their friends

plus Hammond B3 organist Sam Yahel and guitarist Peter Bernstein

On the whole

It features all his chart entries from these years

Colours Of Air is a collection of recordings of a century old pipe organ housed at the historic Old Museum in Brisbane

These recordings serve as a unique document of the Orchestra's music-making

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Also includes a note from Mike Mandel himself

gallant style in his quartets