Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician John Mayer released “Paper Doll” today, the first single from his forthcoming Paradise Valley.

FIRST SINGLE FROM FORTHCOMING NEW ALBUM PARADISE VALLEY

NEW YORK, June 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician John Mayer released “Paper Doll” today, the first single from his forthcoming Paradise Valley.  Mayer first shared news of a new album through his tumblr blog on May 2.  John is currently in the studio finishing the album, which he and longtime collaborator Don Was are producing.  Was has worked on albums for acts such as the Rolling Stones, B.B. King and Bonnie Raitt.

Columbia Records previously announced that Mayer will kick off his first tour in three years on July 6, in Milwaukee.  The 40-stop U.S tour continues through early October, before heading to Europe for eight sold-out arena shows in four countries.  Mayer hits South America for the first time—Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo and the Rock in Rio festival in Rio de Janeiro—in mid-September and all three shows are sold out.  He will also be performing at Philadelphia’s annual Fourth of July Jam.

Mayer will use the U.S. tour to both raise funds for and heighten awareness of the effects of post traumatic stress on our military veterans.  One dollar from each tour ticket sold in the United States will go to the Northern California Institute for Research and Education.  Mayer partnered with NCIRE two years ago to create programs that help veterans return to healthy and productive civilian lives.

Mayer’s previous albums—Room for Squares, Heavier Things, Continuum, live album Where the Light Is, Battle Studies and Born and Raised—have sold 20 million copies worldwide combined.  He has been honored with seven Grammy Awards and an additional 11 nominations.  He has also been included in Time Magazine’s annual Time 100 list of the most influential contemporary thinkers, leaders, artists and entertainers, and twice been featured on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine’s annual “Guitar” issue.  Last year, he was honored in Washington, D.C. by the Recording Academy for his philanthropic work on behalf of both U.S. military veterans and young people interested in music.

John Mayer Born and Raised World Tour 2013

SOURCE Columbia Records

Web Site: http://johnmayer.com

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Original article: John Mayer’s Latest Single “Paper Doll” Available Now.

The Collection was created from the artist’s prolific personal record purchasing, personal gifts and material from his record company Rocket Records. Especially notable are singles from his youth, signed as Reg Dwight and in sleeves he customized with newspaper and magazine clippings from artists of the time. (PRNewsFoto/Patrick & Patrick CPA’s)

UPLAND, Calif., June 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ – Jeanine T. Patrick, of Patrick & Patrick CPA’s reveals that twenty years after Sir Elton John sold his record collection at a Sotheby’s auction to raise funds for his Aids Charity, a thorough inventory has uncovered that not only is the Collection much larger than originally expected but a wealth of surprising treasures have been unearthed.

The Elton John Collection, sold by the artist to fund his Aids Charity, was originally believed to consist of 50,000 items. In actuality, the personal collection, which the artist enhanced with the purchase of legendary BBC Producer, Bernie Andrews personal collection; contains more than 70,000 items consisting of singles, albums, 8 track cassettes, compact discs and unique studio tapes.

The Collection was created from the artist’s prolific personal record purchasing, personal gifts and material from his record company Rocket Records. Especially notable are singles from his youth, signed as Reg Dwight and in sleeves he customized with newspaper and magazine clippings from artists of the time.

“The richness of the collection clearly reflects a passion and curiosity for all genres of music. It is not only comprehensive, but arguably a definitive portrait of the 50′s through the 80′s and possesses an enduring value and importance.  With the Collection’s rarities, unique editions and historical releases, I can’t imagine there is another collection quite like it in the world,” said Stephen M. H. Braitman of musicappraisals.com, the Collection’s appraiser.

Unlocking a Historical Collection’s Secrets
Jeanine Patrick, of Patrick and Patrick CPA’s, was tasked with valuing the Collection, which arrived with minimal accompanying data, making a full inventory essential.  So why did that take 20 years?

Patrick explains:  “Evaluating a collection of this size and historical significance is not something that’s embarked on easily. Along with the necessary security requirements it is cumbersome, risky and labor intensive, and you can easily spend more on it than a collection is worth.  Over the past two decades, I investigated many solutions that were simply unfeasible, flawed, high-risk or cost prohibitive, or all of the above.”

That all changed when a discussion with a business associate resulted in an ingenious solution.  Creativity, teamwork and completely throwing away all conventions of how to inventory a collection saw them develop a system that began a modern day treasure hunt.  Their solution, I-Stream, has created a complete visual ‘virtual collection’ that is accessible on the client’s desktop.  The I-Stream process integrates asset protection, security protocols, layered processing and allows for remote live monitoring of the inventorying process in a fast, affordable, reliable and accurate way.

Patrick explains: “Being able to literally view the items brings the collection to life and also offers detail that cannot be accessed via a simple data inventory sheet.  To see the quality of an item on screen and actually read a sleeve note or a signature is unbelievably exciting.”

From a business feasibility perspective, I-Stream allowed Patrick to provide an inventory and valuation in record time. And the process laid bare unexpected and previously undocumented rarities, such as 30 year old studio reel to reel tapes of rough mixes and copies of Elton John’s studio sessions.

Leveraging the archival expertise of Abbey Road Studios, the team at I-Stream, transferred the reel to reel content into studio quality digital files to be stored with the Collection, and created MP3 copies, which can be played on the virtual collection software.

Appraiser Stephen Braitman suggests: “The ability to manipulate, manage and catalog such a robust collection and make it accessible to archivists, scholars and collectors for further study and discography will be invaluable to pop historians. This collection is of profound historical significance.  As a collector, I am insanely jealous to find so many of the touchstones of music history and its legacy in one collection.  This work also begs another question: What other uncovered treasures are hidden in unevaluated collections? “

SOURCE Patrick & Patrick CPA’s

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Some of the best voices in opera are singing John Denver’s greatest hits on a new album coming out June 11th. (PRNewsFoto/Ballantines PR)

LOS ANGELES, June 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ – Legendary music producer, Milt Okun along with composer Lee Holdridge are bringing some of the most famous names in opera to John Denver’s famous hit songs on the new album “Great Voices Sing John Denver”.  In stores today, the album features: Placido Domingo, Placido Domingo Jr., Rod Gilfry, Daniel Montenegro, Shenyang, Danielle de Niese, Rene Pape, Patricia Racette, Thomas Hampson, Denyce Graves, Dolora Zajick, Stuart Skelton, Barbara Padilla, Matthew Polenzani and Nathan Gunn.

About Milt Okun: 
Milt Okun has worked with world-renowned Placido Domingo, was the conductor for Harry Belafonte, and was the man who brought John Denver to stardom and produced his most loved hits. Okun is also known for transforming three unknown singers who had never worked together into one of the most successful musical acts of their generation, Peter, Paul and Mary. He also founded Cherry Lane Music, the music publishing company for Elvis and DreamWorks among many other household names.

Undisputedly lauded as the man who ensured that John Denver became a household name with such hits as “Rocky Mountain High” and “Sunshine on My Shoulders,” Okun also produced and arranged Denver’s “Christmas” album and collaborated with Denver on two albums with the Muppets. “Christmas Together” went PLATINUM and GOLD. Okun also served as executive producer for “Rocky Mountain Holiday.” It was after this collaboration that a critic famously wrote, “Of all major producers, Okun has the widest range – from Placido Domingo to the Muppets.”

See the Track List: http://www.ballantinespr.com/News/Okun/JohnDenver-TrackList.html

Producers: Milt Okun, Rosemary Okun, Elisa Justice
Executive Producers: Peter Primont, Mark Shimmel
Arranged and Conducted by Lee Holdridge
Orchestra Contractor: Frank Capp
Orchestra Recorded at Capitol Studios Los Angeles
Principal Recording Engineers: John Richards, Charles Paakkari
Additional Recording Engineers: Frank Filipetti, Peter Fuchs, Ed Kelly, Jim Curtis, Mat LeJeune, Alejandro Venguer, Alex Watson
Mastering by: Robert Vosgien
London Coordinator: Allan Wilson

Album available on MPE Music/Megaforce Records/RED Distribution

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Filmed during his 2012 tour, Jackson Browne’s live in concert DVD, I’ll Do Anything, includes 16 songs culled from his entire body of work. The performance also features Val McCallum, Fritz Lewak, Sara Watkins, Sean Watkins and Tyler Chester. Available in DVD and Blu-ray, I’ll Do Anything, is a must-have for every Jackson Browne fan.

U.S. Summer Tour Begins June 16th

See larger image I'll Do Anything: Live In Concert [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray) Director: Inside Recordings Starring: Jackson Browne Rating: NR (Not Rated) Filmed during his 2012 tour, Jackson Browne's live in concert DVD, I'll Do Anything, includes 16 songs culled from his entire body of work. The performance also features Val McCallum, Fritz Lewak, Sara Watkins, Sean Watkins and Tyler Chester. Available in DVD and Blu-ray, I'll Do Anything, is a must-have for every Jackson Browne fan. Tracks: 01 Black And White 02 I m Alive 03 Farther On 04 The Naked Ride Home 05 Live Nude Cabaret 06 Sleep s Dark And Silent Gate 07 The Pretender 08 A Child in These Hills 09 Tokyo Girl 10 These Days 11 In The Shape of A Heart 12 The Late Show 13 I ll Do Anything 14 Running on Empty 15 Take it Easy 16 Rock Me on The Water 17 Before The Deluge List Price: $24.99 USD New From: $16.02 USD In Stock Used from: $20.91 USD In Stock Release date June 18, 2013.

Original article: Jackson Browne – I’ll Do Anything: Live In Concert DVD To Be Released Worldwide Beginning June 18, 2013.

Newly Discovered Historic Live Jazz Summit – Tony Bennett & Dave Brubeck – The White House Sessions, Live 1962 – Available May 28. (PRNewsFoto/RPM/Columbia Records/Legacy Recordings)

Vanity Fair Proclaims: “Newly Discovered Camelot-Era Concert Tape Proves Yet Again: Tony Bennett Is Earth’s Coolest Cat”

NEW YORK, June 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Bennett & Brubeck – The White House Sessions – Live 1962 , the newly discovered recording of two American jazz masters performing an historic one-time-only concert set, has, according to Soundscan, entered the nation’s Jazz charts (Traditional Jazz, Current Jazz and Core Overall Jazz) at #2 (and the Billboard 200 at #74), an unprecedented achievement for the first release of music recorded more than a half century ago.

Excitement for the release of Bennett & Brubeck – The White House Sessions – Live 1962 began building from the moment word first circulated that the long-lost recordings had finally surfaced in the Sony Music vaults.  Bennett & Brubeck – The White House Sessions – Live 1962 reached #1 at BN.com (and #10 at Barnes & Noble brick and mortar stores) and #1 on Amazon’s Movers & Shakers charts, #2 on the Jazz Music chart and #3 on the Amazon New Releases chart.

Mainstream pop and jazz music press on Bennett & Brubeck – The White House Sessions – Live 1962 has been ecstatic on both sides of the Atlantic.  According to the New York Daily News, the “….tete-a-tete between the stars…really swings….” while The Second Disc urges “Make no mistake: this is a landmark release by two great American artists at the peak of their powers.”

Traditional and emerging media were unanimous in praising the album with Vanity Fair calling Bennett & Brubeck – The White House Sessions – Live 1962 “…a better-than-most addition to the ‘and’ canon (in jazz), a one-off pairing whose casualness and even giddiness is still infectious five decades later….” in a review headlined “Newly Discovered Camelot-Era Concert Tape Proves Yet Again: Tony Bennett Is Earth’s Coolest Cat.”

BC* (*blogcritics) notes that “the album not only highlights their individual talents, but demonstrates the kind of electric performances you can get when truly great artists get together and feed off each other.”

In the UK, the Daily Express, in a four star review, wrote, “…this dream jazz entourage is a thrilling listen, not only for Bennett’s beautiful voice and elegant phrasing but for that added electricity a quartet of undisputed class brings….this album is a must for anyone with a love of Bennett, Brubeck or jazz” while The Times raised a critical point, both historic and aesthetic, in its analysis of “…an intriguing time-capsule of a show…. the sound of hip America, just before the Fab Four hit.”

“(Brubeck’s) classic quartet with Paul Desmond on alto sax is on fire,” wrote the Financial Times in its four star review, “and Tony Bennett is in his silky-voiced prime.”  The Guardian/Observer concurred, noting that each artist “performs his hit number with an unshakeable poise” while “the  ease, unselfishness and complete lack of superstar pomposity is inspiring.”

One of the world’s most beloved live performers, Tony Bennett has some special engagements lined up for 2013.  The artist will perform at the Hollywood Bowl on August 2 (the day before his 87th birthday) as well as a concert at New York’s Radio City Music Hall on October 11.  Tony will make his first concert appearances in China with a two-night run in Shanghai on September 19 and 20, as part of his upcoming tour of Asia.

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On Tuesday, May 28, RPM/Columbia/Legacy Recordings released Bennett & Brubeck – The White House Sessions – Live 1962 , two musical titans, at the peak of their creative powers and popularity, performing an impromptu set at the White House Seminar American Jazz Concert which resulted in their one and only recording together.

“It’s a special moment in our lives.  It’s a moment you never forget,” said Tony Bennett in an interview.  “For me, this recording with Dave Brubeck exemplifies what I love best – a live, spontaneous performance – completely unrehearsed and just in the moment. It’s a thrill that the master recordings were finally rediscovered after 50 years and I am pleased that this concert event can be shared.  Dave Brubeck was a jazz piano genius and we truly enjoyed performing together.”

Music press and aficionados alike are invited to enjoy the online EPK for Bennett & Brubeck – The White House Sessions – Live 1962 which features historic on-stage and back-stage photos from the White House Seminar American Jazz Concert, audio from the concert and a new interview with Tony Bennett.  You can see the EPK here or go to YouTube and search for “The White House Sessions – Live 1962.”

A previously unreleased jewel and perfect introduction to both American jazz and the artistry of two geniuses, Bennett & Brubeck – The White House Sessions – Live 1962 presents, for the first time ever, the complete Tony Bennett and Dave Brubeck performance from the White House Seminar American Jazz Concert, held on August 28, 1962.  With the Washington Monument as the evening’s backdrop–the show was moved from its original Rose Garden location to the larger Sylvan Theater grounds nearby to accommodate the crowd–the concert was an end-of-summer event thrown by the John F. Kennedy White House for college students who’d been working as interns in the nation’s capital.

One of the great lost treasures of American musical history, the Tony Bennett-Dave Brubeck White House Seminar performance came about when the artists–each already on the bill with his own ensemble–agreed to seize the moment with an impromptu set.  While the Bennett-Brubeck recording of “That Old Black Magic” had surfaced on the occasional compilation (Brubeck’s 1971′s out-of-print LP, Summit Sessions, and 2001′s Vocal Encounters), the rest of the Bennett and Brubeck performances–an hour’s worth of music–were a mythical lost object in the Sony Music Entertainment vaults until finally surfacing through a fortuitous discovery last December, just weeks after Brubeck’s passing on December 5, 2012 (one day shy of his 92nd birthday).

1962 was a pivotal time in American cultural and musical history and for the artists on this recording.  Just seventeen days before the White House Seminar American Jazz Concert, Tony Bennett had entered the Billboard charts with his signature song, “I Left My Heart In San Francisco,” and there is an ebullience in Tony’s performances and a palpable excitement of the college-age audience in their recognition of Tony’s on-fire success.   Dave Brubeck’s “Take Five” had become emblematic of jazz itself and, in 1962, Brubeck’s band was picked as the best combo in jazz by Down Beat magazine readers and DJs surveyed by Billboard.

In his liner notes to the album, noted jazz historian Ted Gioia observes, “Both had arrived at stardom, but were seemingly stars from different galaxies.

“Yet these two beloved musicians also had much in common.  Both had served in World War II, and participated in the Battle of the Bulge.  Both were active in the Civil Rights Movement—not long before this recording was made, Brubeck canceled 23 concerts rather than replace his African-American bassist Eugene Wright, and Bennett would soon be marching with Martin Luther King in Montgomery, Alabama. But these two artists were musically simpatico as well.  They shared a devotion to the great American songbook, and knew how to straddle the worlds of jazz and popular music without compromises or crass commercialism, yet still reach millions of people, many of whom would never step inside a jazz club or read a copy of Down Beat.

“So what a blessing to have these tracks from the past, a true meeting of musical masters, come to us more than half-century after they were made, but still sounding as fresh and alive as they did to those present back in 1962.  The concert that day was held to honor college students who had come to Washington D.C. to work for the summer—in fact, they had met earlier that day with President Kennedy.  Historians often use the phrase ‘the best and the brightest’ to refer to the smart, idealistic people who gravitated to government service in those years, but I would apply those same words to the artists on stage that day.  And after hiding out in a dark archive for so many decades, the music of two of the best and brightest to ever interpret the American popular song is shining for us once more.”

With a recording career going back to 1951 and “Because of You” and “Cold, Cold Heart,” his first two #1 singles, Tony Bennett has created a legacy of music that’s been the heartbeat of American pop and jazz music for more than 60 years.

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Beginning May 28, ten classic Tony Bennett album catalog titles were made available through Barnes & Noble, in both physical and digital formats, including Bennett Sings Ellington/Hot & Cool, Cloud 7, Tony Bennett – In Person!, Tony Bennett Sings A String of Harold Arlen, I Wanna Be Around, When Lights Are Low, Yesterday I Heard The Rain, If I Ruled The World: Songs For The Jet Set, The Art of Excellence and Bennett/Berlin .

Remaining titles from the Tony Bennett catalog are now available through “disc on demand” on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.  Combined with the singer’s extensive list of digital titles available on iTunes, Tony Bennett’s entire catalog is available, in both physical and digital formats, for the first time.

In December 2012, RPM/Columbia/Legacy announced the addition of thirty-seven deep album titles to the online discography of Tony Bennett, making Tony Bennett’s entire Columbia Records catalog including his Columbia Records singles, outtakes, rarities and more available online.

Newly remastered and digitized, the Tony Bennett album collection spans the entire career of the great American pop vocalist as documented in the albums and singles he’s made for Columbia Records (beginning in 1952 through the present).

In addition to all of Tony’s original albums, each with its original jacket design and original sequencing and, in many cases, bonus material, fans have access to newly curated collections — “Rarities, Outtakes and Other Delights” (2 volumes) and “The Columbia Singles” (6 volumes).

“The Columbia Singles” brings together for the first time all of the singles Bennett recorded for Columbia Records, the label he signed with in 1950.  Most of them recorded in the early 1950s, “The Columbia Singles” includes the a-sides and b-sides that were not included on individual albums.

“Rarities, Outtakes and Other Delights” collects rare tracks, previously unreleased outtakes, guest appearances on other artist’s albums, soundtrack songs and more beginning with the recently discovered 1946 V-Disc recording of “St. James Infirmary Blues” that “effervescent delight,” which was Tony’s very first known recording.  Nestled among the “Rarities” are two tracks from another fabled concert Bennett gave at the Latin Casino in Philadelphia with the Count Basie Orchestra, which was recorded and never released.

Tony Bennett fans will rejoice at the first digitization of On The Glory Road, a mythic session recorded in June 1962, at the height of his early 1960s career.  A lost Tony Bennett masterpiece, On The Glory Road had been recorded, assigned a catalog number and assembled, only to be left on the shelf when Tony’s “(I Left My Heart In) San Francisco” (originally the b-side to “Once Upon A Time”) became a national hit and a compilation album of the same name was released instead.  A smattering of tracks from Glory Road have been released but this allows fans to hear the whole album presented in its originally intended form.

Tony’s latest album, the critically-acclaimed Viva Duets is available on iTunes, a one-stop shop for all things Tony Bennett.

Alongside the digital editions of the complete Tony Bennett album collection, iTunes offers ebook and enhanced ebook editions of Tony’s memoir “Life Is A Gift” and “The Zen of Bennett,” the feature length documentary conceived and created by Danny Bennett, Tony’s son and longtime manager.

When Tony Bennett – The Complete Collection was made available in a limited edition box set in 2011, Nate Chinen, reviewing the set for the New York Times (November 23, 2011), observed, “We aren’t likely to see a recording career like this again.”

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Bennett & Brubeck
The White House Sessions – Live 1962

1. Introduction – William B. Williams
2. Take Five
3. Band introduction
4. Nomad
5. Thank You (Dziekuje)
6. Castilian Blues

The Dave Brubeck Quartet
Dave Brubeck, piano; Paul Desmond, alto sax;
Eugene Wright, bass; Joe Morello, drums

7. Introduction – William B. Williams
8. Just In Time (from Bells Are Ringing)
9. Small World (from Gypsy)
10. Make Someone Happy (from Do Re Mi)
11. Rags To Riches
12. One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) (from the RKO film, The Sky’s The Limit)
13. (I Left My Heart In) San Francisco

Tony Bennett
with Ralph Sharon, piano; Hal Gaylord, bass;
and Billy Exner, drums

14. Lullaby Of Broadway (from the Warner Bros./Vitaphone film, Gold Diggers Of 1935)

15. Chicago (That Toddlin’ Town)
16. That Old Black Magic
17. There Will Never Be Another You (from the 20th Century-Fox film, Iceland)

Tony Bennett
with The Dave Brubeck Trio
Dave Brubeck, piano;
Eugene Wright, bass; Joe Morello, drums

Produced by Teo Macero

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Tony Bennett – The Complete Columbia Records Digital Collection
(December 2012 – newly added titles in bold italics)
(May 2013 – Barnes & Noble exclusives – bold underlined )_____________________________________________________________________________

1. Rarities, vol. 1
2. Rarities, vol. 2
3. The Columbia singles, vol. 1
4. The Columbia singles, vol. 2
5. The Columbia singles, vol. 3
6. The Columbia singles, vol. 4
7. The Columbia singles, vol. 5
8. The Columbia singles, vol. 6
9. Cloud 7 – 2.7.55
10. Tony  – 1.14.57
11. The Beat Of My Heart – 12.9.57
12. Long Ago And Far Away  – 7.28.58
13. In Person! – 4.27.59
14. Hometown, My Town – 7.13.59
15. To My Wonderful One – 2.15.60
16. Alone Together – 7.11.60
17. A String Of Arlen – 10.24.60
18. Tony Sings For Two – 2.6.61
19. My Heart Sings – 8.7.61
20. Mr. Broadway – 3.19.62
21. On The Glory Road – [6.18.62]
22. I Left My Heart In San Francisco – 6.18.62
23. Tony Bennett At Carnegie Hall – 7.3.62
24. Tony Bennett At Carnegie Hall – 7.3.62
25. I Wanna Be Around – 2.18.63
26. This Is All I Ask – 7.22.63
27. The Many Moods Of Tony – 1.20.64
28. When Lights Are Low – 4.20.64
29. Who Can I Turn To – 11.16.64
30. If I Ruled The World / Songs For The Jet Set – 4.19.65
31. The Movie Song Album – 1.31.66
32. A Time For Love – 8.20.66
33. Tony Makes It Happen – 3.20.67
34. For Once In My Life – 12.6.67
35. Yesterday I Heard The Rain – 7.22.68
36. Snowfall: The Tony Bennett Christmas Album – 11.6.68
37. I’ve Gotta Be Me – 7.30.69
38. Tony Sings The Great Hits Of Today! – 1.7.70
39. Something – 10.14.70
40. Love Story – 2.10.71
41. Get Happy – 9.22.71
42. Summer Of ’42 – 1.12.72
43. With Love – 5.24.72
44. Sunrise, Sunset – 6.22.73
45. The Art Of Excellence – 5.12.86
46. Bennett/Berlin – 11.10.87
47. Astoria – 5.31.90
48. Perfectly Frank – 9.15.92
49. Steppin’ Out – 10.5.93
50. MTV Unplugged  – 7.27.94
51. Here’s To The Ladies – 10.24.95
52. Bennett On Holiday – 2.4.97
53. The Playground – 9.29.98
54. Bennett Sings Ellington – 9.28.99
55. Our Favorite Things – 10.23.01
56. Playin’ With My Friends – 11.6.01
57. A Wonderful World (with k.d. lang) – 11.5.02
58. The Art Of Romance – 11.9.04
59. Duets – An American Classic – 10.11.06
60. Duets II – 09.20.11
61. A Swingin’ Christmas – 10.14.08
62. Viva Duets – 10.23.12

SOURCE RPM/Columbia Records/Legacy Recordings

Web Site: http://www.legacyrecordings.com

See larger image Bennett & Brubeck: The White House Sessions, Live 1962 (Audio CD) For the first time ever, the complete Tony Bennett and Dave Brubeck performance from the White House Seminar American Jazz Concert, held on August 28, 1962. The concert was an end-of-summer event thrown by the John F. Kennedy White House for college students who'd been working as interns in the nation's capital. With the Washington Monument as the evening's backdrop, the show was moved from its original Rose Garden location to the larger Sylvan Theater grounds nearby to accommodate the crowd. List Price: $11.98 USD New From: $9.31 USD In Stock Used from: $8.95 USD In Stock Release date May 28, 2013.

Original article: Bennett & Brubeck – The White House Sessions – Live 1962 Is #1 Best-Seller At Barnes & Noble Online.