Round Midnight	Once I Loved
	01 My Funny Valentine	01 Once I Loved
	02 Come Rain or Come Shine	02 Agua De Beber
	03 Body and Soul	03 Corcovado
	04 Never Let Me Go	04 Desafinado
	05 Love For Sale	05 Spain
	06 My Romance	06 How Insensitive
	07 Night In Tunisia	07 O Grande Amor
	08 Round Midnight	08 The Waters Of March
	09 Dindi	09 Meditation
	10 Twisted	10 Watch What Happens
	11 I Got It Bad *	11 Chega De Saudade
	12 Lover Come Back To Me	12 One Note Samba
	13 Calypso *
	Barbie's Archive:
	01 Corcovado (by Carlos Jobim)
	02 Calypso - alternative version **
	03 Fantasy **
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	Contributors for "Round Midnight" please see below and for "Once I Loved" please refer to the musicians section in the left menu.
	Kelvin Christiane is a freelance saxophonist, flautist, clarinettist, percussionist and composer who has been leading music ensembles for the past seventeen years. He has released twelve CDs to date of mainly original compositions. A graduate from the Leeds College of Music, he has played with artists such as Bernard ‘Pretty’ Purdie - the world’s most recorded drummer (Aretha, James Brown, Steely Dan etc.), Pucho & the Latin Soul Bros. (Top New York percussionist), Blue Mercedes, Jim Mullen, Pete King, Gilad Atzmon and many others.
	Brian Dee is one of England's leading jazz pianists. He first came to prominence with the opening of the Ronnie Scott Club in 1959. His international reputation grew and he toured as a member of The Jazz Five opposite Miles Davis. In 1965 he got voted "Melody Maker New Star". Dee's working experience as an accompanist of world class vocalists is well known. The list of jazz stars that he has worked with is endless and includes recordings with Bing Crosby, Johnny Mercer, Peggy Lee and Fred Astaire. He is still making frequent appearances at Ronnie Scott's and broadcasts regularly on radio with his own trio.
	* Lorry Morgan on drums, Nigel Fox on keyboards, Kelvin Christiane on sax, Pete Matthews on bass
	** Winston Morson on guitar