| 1. Summertime - Hubert Laws, Morcheeba |
| 2. It Ain't Necessarily So - Finley Quaye |
| 3. But Not for Me - Natalie Merchant |
| 4. They Can't Take That Away from Me - Smoke City |
| 5. I Got Plenty O' Nuttin' - Ernest Ranglin, Spearhead |
| 6. Summertime - The Roots, Bobby Womack |
| 7. I Was Doing All Right - Davina |
| 8. Embraceable You - Duncan Sheik |
| 9. Let's Call the Whole Thing Off - Clark Terry |
| 10. I've Got a Crush on You - Luscious Jackson |
| 11. Peter Sellers Sings George Gershwin - Money Mark |
| 12. Nice Work If You Can Get It - Majestic 12 |
| 13. Man I Love [Belleville Lover Mix] - Sarah Cracknell, Kid Loco |
| 14. 'S Wonderful/Rhapsody in Blue - Skylab |
| 15. Someone to Watch over Me - Sinéad O'Connor |
| 16. Bess, You Is My Woman Now - Baaba Maal |
| 17. Suite for a Foggy Day (In London Town) - Angelo Badalamenti, David Bowie |
Editorial Reviews
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As Red Hot Organization celebrations of composers and genres go, Red Hot & Rhapsody is certainly timely, coming as it does at the 100th anniversary of George Gershwin's birth. Like its predecessors, it's also trendily eclectic. While its "groove" sometimes falls on the wrong side of the divide between sinuous and sleepy--a version of "Summertime" by Morcheeba and lite-jazz flutist Hubert Laws that finds vocalist Sky Edwards carefully pronouncing the "g" that isn't in the word "jumpin'"--and Natalie Merchant and Duncan Sheik are just plain wrong for their material, this is a solid disc that makes a good case for having Bobby Womack, Luscious Jackson, Money Mark, and Clark Terry on the same five inches of plastic and aluminum. --Rickey Wright
As Red Hot Organization celebrations of composers and genres go, Red Hot & Rhapsody is certainly timely, coming as it does at the 100th anniversary of George Gershwin's birth. Like its predecessors, it's also trendily eclectic. While its "groove" sometimes falls on the wrong side of the divide between sinuous and sleepy--a version of "Summertime" by Morcheeba and lite-jazz flutist Hubert Laws that finds vocalist Sky Edwards carefully pronouncing the "g" that isn't in the word "jumpin'"--and Natalie Merchant and Duncan Sheik are just plain wrong for their material, this is a solid disc that makes a good case for having Bobby Womack, Luscious Jackson, Money Mark, and Clark Terry on the same five inches of plastic and aluminum. --Rickey Wright
Red Hot + Rhapsody: The Gershwin Groove,Various Artists,Polygram Records,Adult Alternative Pop/Rock,Alternative Pop/Rock,Alternative Rap,Club/Dance,Electronica,Hard Bop,Indie Pop,Political Rap,Pop,Rock,Singer/Songwriter,Traditional Pop,Trip-Hop
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- Sé Que Estás
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- Seasons of the Heart
- Shades of Purple (+4 Bonus Tracks) [Import]
- Song for You [Import]
- Sunnys Off
- Sweet Armenian Water
- The Animal Song [CD-single] [Import] [Extra tracks]
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The Essential Boss Man: The Very Best of the Vee-Jay Years, 1953-1966 [Box set]
Six String Superclassics [Import]
The Silence in Black and White
Romance De Chiquillos [Import]