Gerry Mulligan - Night Lights free for downloading

This music makes me wish I was in a quiet Manhattan bar with a glass of bourbon in front of me.

I found this during a 15 hour shift at an almost empty factory due to coronavirus pandemic

Ever seen an album cover and just knowing it’s going to be great?

Best accidental click for a while

Here I am sitting on my terras in quarantine light Belgium, the sun is going down slowly I can see it peeling away behind the buildings, early spring never felt so sunny and sweet. I had trouble sleeping because of an infection on my teeth. Playing this soft melody while smoking my after dinner joint never felt so good. Takes the pain away and let's my dopamine levels rise. Smooth sailing on the terras never felt so good

This is by far the best metal album ever recoded.

This explains a few lofi songs

1 - Night Lights (1963 Version) | start 0:00min | ...length: 4.50min 2 - Morning Of The Carnival From "Black Orpheus" | start 04:54min | ...length: 5.27min 3 - In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning | start 10:24min | ...length: 5.34min 4 - Prelude In E Minor | start 16:06min | ...length: 4.11min 5 - Festival Minor | start 20:27min | ...length: 6.45min 6 - Tell Me When | start 27:21min | ...length: 4.06min

I'm waiting for the dry, aged voice of a private detective to come in and give us the rundown.

First time I heard this I fell in love with a squirrel. Our eyes met whilst sitting on a park bench, this album breezed into my headphones as we gazed into each others eyes. At first I thought it was just all the nuts I'd sellotaped to my face , but I knew it was love at first sight.

The older I get, the more I adore jazz. It's about the only music I can still listen to with extended attention and maintain a high level of enjoyment and a great mood.

Cover by Oliver Hardimon, Chicago-area graphic designer & educator (1932-2009)

when music was about the notes , now it's about how much epilepsy you can give a person in one go

This album remind me of taxi movie with robert de De Niro

"I left my room at half past seven and grabbed a taxi. The driver studied the map I showed him, then nodded without a word, and we were off. It was a-thousand-something-yen distance, a tiny bar in the basement of a five-story building. I was met at the door with the warm sound of an old Gerry Mulligan record." Dance, Dance, Dance -Haruki Murakami, 1988

Love this era of jazz. Late 50's-mid 60's. Gorgeous stuff.

First day of 2020. Sunset is down at the sky of Mexico City. An strong pain in my thoot is in calm with this beauty music. After all those sad reflections at the end of 2019. God hear my prays for relief of my soul and health. All this who recives this notification from You tube belong to an special kind of people. Best regards to all of you.