Chilled Jazz [Import]

Chilled Jazz [Import]

ASIN: B0007WNXZU

Track Listings

1. Round Midnight

2. Soon

3. Maybe You'll Be There

4. I Won't Cry Anymore

5. I'll Get Along Somehow

6. I Loves You (Porgy)

7. Be Anything (But Be Mine)

8. Dream A Little Dream Of Me

9. Misty

10. What Is There To Say

11. Summertime

12. If Ever I Would Leave You

13. Embraceable You

14. Exactly Like You

15. Whell Of Fortune

16. Good For Nothin' Joe

17. It's Raining

18. Prisoner Of Love

19. How Deep Is The Ocean

20. Mandy Is Two

See all 40 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
2 CD set. Chilled Jazz features the artists Peggy Lee, Ella Fitzgerald, Kay Starr, Sarah Vaughan and more. MRA. 2005.

Tracks:

The Immigrant-Nitin Sawhney
Beautiful-Mandalay
Your Place In The World-The Space Brothers
Falling-Afterlife
Sail (Original LP Mix)-Aim Featuring Kate Rogers
The End (Hepop Original)-Llorca
Eyes On You (4hero Mix)-Santessa
Life In Mono-Mono
A Man And A Woman-45 Dip
Plaid (Bang Bang Remix)-Nova Nova
Paul's Pal-Paul Hunter
Directions-Broadway Project
Changing Times-Korova
Koobesq-King Kooba
Your Girl-Blue States
The Sea-Morcheeba
Tsunami (Inside My Soul)-Sven Van Hees
Slip Into Something More Comfortable-Kinobe
Tantos Desajos-Suba
Christina-Mr Hermano
Outro Lado-Zuco 103
Well You Needn't-Solar Sides
Circe (Jazzanova Mix)-Ursula Rucker
The Season (Swag's Vocal Mix)-Beanfield
Summertime-The Jazz Vandall's
Fine-Kate Rogers
Bird Song-Underwolves
Sidewaze-Night Source
Northern Lights-Lux

Album Description

Second in the popular UK chill-out series. 29 tracks featuring such artists as AIM (feat. Kate Rogers), Morcheeba, Solar Sides, Mono & many more. From Hed Kandi. 2000 release. Double digipak.

Album Details

Trance Digipak. Featuring: Ltj Bukem, Air, Aim, Space Brothers, Mono, Mr Hermano, Underwolves, Nitin Sawhney, Santessa, I Mandalay, Sven Van Hees and More.

Customer Reviews:

One of the best collections of chilled-out tracks yet!.......2004-04-02

I am a collector of Hed Kandi compilations, and I have to state that this one in particular is definitly one of my favorites. Almost every single track is worthy of a 5 star mention. There were a few tunes included in this compilation that I've heard elsewhere but was not able to find out who the artist was.I would definitly recommend this CD to any true chill-out fan who is in the mood to be blown away my a great mix of music.

Sophomore Slump? Nah..........2004-03-17

Admittedly it was only a little over a year ago that I managed to pick this one up. I was a big fan of the Hedkandi chillout series and even remember where I was when I picked up Serve Chilled One (before catching a bus to the airport in Vegas) and Serve Chilled 3 (in "B" Bookstore on Picaddilly or Oxford on Sept. 12th 2001). Suffice to say that this series has a very special place in my heart - the first was from a great great time I had while the last one through a very difficult time being away from home, with no way of getting home. Both the first and third have terrific cuts on them, and you can tell by the tracks and musicians that the series has changed through the years.

First the positives. The second one is a terrific release too, although the track selections just aren't as strong as the other two IMO. You still have the trademark HedKandi mentality of introducing some artists that may not be so popular "yet", and featuring full uncut versions of the tracks. You have very talented artists like Nitin Sawnhey along with Hedkandi regulars 45 Dip and Afterlife included. You also have some dramatic big tunes by Mr. Hermano and Kinobe (oh, you have to hear this full version of the song - such an underrated artist!) while Ziriguiboom's Suba, Zuco 103 add some Brazilian flair, respectively. With Blue States included along with a whole slew of other great acts like Solar Sides, King Kooba and Morcheeba, its safe to say this is a strong chillout line-up.

The bad? Well, there is still the usual filler tunes that bring down the general quality of some of Hedkandi's releases. And admittedly I found CD 2 to be stronger than CD 1 (as was the case with the other two Serve Chilled Releases). All in all, this one just wasn't as strong as the other two. The first had a terrific mellow vibe with some great acts and CD 3 was all about the nu-brazil tracks with some nice latin beats. If you like this, definitely check out The Chillout Room vol 2. It's pricey (just like this! Wow! I didn't pay half of this for any of them) but with a track selection stronger than this one and it's from the time frame between Serve Chilled vol 1 and this one. It's a double disc set like these are too.

Fantastic collection of late night mellow grooves........2001-03-12

Hed Kandi has compiled a second two-disc edition of the Serve Chilled series that does justice to the first. It continues the tradition of mellow grooves that are great for setting the atmosphere. Of particular note are Mandalay's "Beautiful", Morcheeba's "The Sea", and Lux's "Northern Lights". Definitely a companion to the first `Serve Chilled'. Similar offerings are the `Winter Chill' series also by Hed Kandi, the Cafe Del Mar series, and the Om Lounge albums.

Sit back and close your eyes.......2000-10-01

What can I say, Hed Kandi have done it again ! I got home from work, poured myself a whiskey, put Serve Chilled into my player and pressed play. I woke up the next morning in the same couch I had been relaxing in the night before!

Disc 1 has to be my favourite, with tracks that smack of Cafe Del Mar and Mono. CD 2 is even more chilled and of course my all time favourite Morcheeba kicks the CD off with a good swing.

A must for all Hed Kandi Fans !

The Will to Chill.......2000-06-16

Press play, lay back and close your eyes. Float away in the warm summer breeze, and lose yourself in the vast landscape of your mind. And every now and then use the skip button on your remote.

Though there are some absolute pearls here, there are also one or two marbles. The album suffers from a couple of tracks that seem to have been misplaced, and might sit better on a jazz/hip hop outing. Maybe I'm a little harsh but I like my chill to be fully chilled. However one should not be discouraged as there are some truly beautiful tunes.

Disc 1 is definately my pick of the two disks. Recommended listenings include : The Space Bros' "Your Place in the World", Mandalay's aptly titled "Beautiful" and the ulta cool "A Man and a Woman" from 45 Dip. Kinobe's "Slip into Something" on disc 2 is chillingly catchy.

Definately worth buying, if not just for the cool cover and "do not eat" warnings. Gotta get back to work *sigh*

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