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Lucy Yeghiazaryan - Vocals
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Video Design: Alex Weitz abwstudios.com
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Special thanks to: The Jazz Cruise, JazzCorner, Qobuz, JazzTimes, Penn State, Cliff Bells, Vail Jazz, Jazz Aspen Snowmass, Mack Avenue, Savannah Music Fest, Tri-C JazzFest, Arts Garage, Lied Center of Kansas, Rochester Jazz Festival, & St. Cecilia Music Center

0:00 That Old Feeling (Sammy Fain; lyr. Lew Brown)
8:37 My Favorite Things (Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein)
15:49 Introduction of the Musicians
16:59 Lucy Yeghiazaryan takes the stage
17:53 Can’t We Be Friends (Kay Swift; lyr. Paul James)
23:22 From This Moment On (Cole Porter)
31:14 The Very Thought of You (Ray Noble)
39:05 Perdido (Juan Tizol; lyr. Ervin Drake, Hans Lengsfelder)
47:48 Easy Street (Alan Rankin Jones; Jimmy Lunceford & His Orchestra)
55:24 Garôta de Ipanema (Antônio Carlos Jobim; lyr. Vinícius de Moraes)
1:02:15 People Will Say We’re In Love (Shirley Jones & Gordon MacRae)
1:10:11 Young at Heart (Johnny Richards; lyr. Carolyn Leigh)
1:17:07 This Can’t Be Love (Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein)
1:22:27 What’s New? (Bob Haggart; lyr. Johnny Burke)
1:33:34 Echoes of Spring (piano intro - Willie “The Lion” Smith) / 1:33:51 They Say It’s Spring (Bob Haymes, lyr. Marty Clark; Blossom Dearie)
1:42:28 Your Red Wagon (comp. Richard M. Jones; Gene de Paul, lyr. Don Raye)