This is life - everyone has their own

Soft piano tunes create an atmosphere of a charming lounge, anticipating wise and thoughtful pensions of the Nice Work If You Can Get It vocals, which envelops the soft spurs of music passages. The Just In Time song continues the Nelson, Willie - That's Life album in similar stylistics, bringing in the introduction and in the music of a certain playfulness, supplemented sublime dreamy vocal phrases.
Combining vocal jackets of an old elder with a symphonic atmosphere of the musical background, the Cottage For Sale gives sublimity and greatness to this musical style. Returning to the club music theme 30-40s of the last century, the I've Got You Under My Skin song brings us sensual experiences.
Recognition by inspirer lady, who fascinates the performer of the You Make Me Feel So Young song fascinates. The vocal party goes to the forefront of the I Won't Dance (Feat. Diana Krall) musical image, fascinating musical transformations with their doubts.
The That's Life title track presents the rimperation of recognition, fascinating memories into the atmosphere, transferred keyboard improvisations into the atmosphere.
Playfully and fascinatingly pulsating with notes of light musical anger, the Luck Be A Lady song's music is raising vocal experiences to the top of the sound. Majestic symphony gossip over the In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning vocals mysteriousness of sparkle covers of thoughtful saga, gossy in lace fascinating ballad. Music and vocals of the Learnin' The Blues song are wangling in the fascinating dance, discing the stylistic and genre features on the parties. The Lonesome Road final track calls on to think about the path traveled and evaluate the accomplishments that were achieved and the possibilities that were missed.