Rob Piltch - Little Black Dress (2005)

Gaze from an open balcony as the day slowly recedes, giving way to dusk. Curtains drift lazily on an airy tide and streetlights flicker, casting a warm glow on couples heading toward their own private rendezvous. Feel yourself ease into a natural rhythm as the familiar sounds of early evening filter through the window. The table is set, the wine is breathing and the anticipation is growing. It's time to let your hair down and light the candles; company is at the door.
This lively recording by Rob Piltch, the perfect musical companion for entertaining at any time of year, is equally appropriate for a soirée, garden party or intimate get-together. A pleasant surprise, like the chance meeting of a long-lost confidant, this refreshing blend of upbeat instrumental standards includes such enduring favorites as Ain't Misbehavin', Witchcraft, Moon River and La Vie en Rose. Add a dash of mellow jazz guitar, a splash of tinkling piano, the thrum of dark, rich bass -- and, of course, your fondest guests - for ail the ingredients of a memorable occasion.
So, whether you’re basking in the company of old friends - or making a toast to new ones - the ambience is stirred, not shaken. Just sink back into the sofa, savor the conversation, and slip into the mood of Little Black Dress.