The Best Late Nite Album In The World… Ever! (Music CD)
The perfect collection of contemporary, classic, soul and jazz infused tracks – to enjoy, unwind and relax with…. anytime – but especially late at night.
Divided into 3 themed CDs – CD1 represents the best in modern, laid back and radio-friendly mellow tunes. Gregory Porter’s ‘Hey Laura’, George Ezra’s ‘Budapest’, Sam Smith’s ‘I’m Not The Only One’ and Robbie Williams’ take on ‘Mack The Knife’ lead the way with stunning tracks from Lana Del Rey with her version of ‘Blue Velvet’, Amy Winehouse’s timeless ‘Love Is A Losing Game’, Norah Jones’ beautiful ‘Come Away With Me’ and Jamie Cullum’s fantastic take on ‘What A Difference A Day Makes’. Sade’s ’Smooth Operator’ sounds as innovative today as it did when it was released, as do the tracks included from Bryan Ferry – the title track from his incredible ‘Boys & Girls’ album, John Legend, John Mayer and David Sylvian. Diana Krall’s version of ‘I’ve Got You Under My Skin’, Duffy’s ‘Warwick Avenue’ and Jose Gonzales’ ‘Heartbeats’ are all simply beautiful.
Disc 2 features the greatest soulful voices of all time with some of the best love songs ever. Aretha Franklin, Bill Withers, Smokey Robinson and Barry White offer the smoothest tracks alongside defining classics from Whitney Houston with ’Saving All My Love For You’, Marvin Gaye’s ’Sexual Healing’, The Commodores’ ’Still’, the gorgeous ‘With You I’m Born Again’ from Billy Preston & Syreeta Wright and the peerless Luther Vandross with an incredible vocal on ‘A House Is Not A Home’. And that’s not all, Brenda Russell, Mica Paris, Will Downing, Kool & The Gang and Freddie Jackson are all included for the ultimate late-nite experience.
The final disc presents the best in easy, cool and jazz inspired moods – and these are all tracks you will know and love – especially around midnight.
From the smooth vocals of Tony Bennett, Nina Simone and Andy Williams to all-time classics from Nat King Cole, Etta James and Louis Armstrong, this is almost certainly the most relaxing album you’ll ever own. Timeless and familiar tracks from Burt Bacharach, John Barry, Julie London and Ella Fitzgerald sit alongside the ultimate in cool from Miles Davis, The Dave Brubeck Five, Stan Getz, Joao & Astrud Gilberto and Henry Mancini and there’s still room for the sophisticated style of Diana Ross’s ‘Good Morning Heartache’ and Dusty Springfield’s ’The Look Of Love.
