Jeff Beck - Drown in My Own Tears

Jeff Beck covers Ray Charles. His main goal, as he says, is that you forget he's actually playing guitar. He just wants to make sounds no one ever heard. What do you think about Jeff Beck's covers? His signature is replacing the vocal with guitar soloing. I find it very creative and pleasant to hear, what are your thoughts?

The Cat Empire - Fishies

A band fusing jazz, funk, rock and salsa into one. How does it come out? Find out yourself. The song I am presenting you today is very energetic, and makes a good start to your day. Worth checking!

Frank Sinatra - My Way

A classic, easily recognizable song. If you already know this one, give it a second listen. It's a very touching image of a man who dies happily, after living his life to its fullest. There exist many cover versions of this song, but in my opinion, the original is definitely #1. If you are playing an instrument, like piano or an acoustic guitar, try playing it, for example according to this chords , it's a relatively easy number that's good to know. Have a moment of reflection upon your life with this song :)

Miles Davis - The Jitterbug Waltz

Original by Thomas "Fats" Waller. This jazz masterpiece was covered by many artists, but this one is my personal favorite. Sudden changes in tempo, clever use of different instruments, and very specific mood are what defines this track. When Waller wrote this, he was inspired by his son's piano exercises. It was mainly played on the pipe organ. What added certain depth to it, was Davis' use of many instruments. If you enjoy video games, you might like to know, that Waller's original was used in Bioshock 2.

If you're in a mood for a glass of whiskey, put this on and you won't regret it.