"Cuando Vuelva A Tu Lado" was written in 1934 by Mexican songwriter Maria Grever. English lyrics were put to it by Steven Adams that same year to become "What a Difference a Day Makes". Cyrille Aimée - Vocals Michael Valeanu - Guitar

Andrea Motis - voice Michael Valeanu - guitar Je Me Suis Fait Tout Petit ( Georges Brassens ). Recorded in July 2020

Michael Valeanu - Guitar Adrien Chevalier - Violin Eduardo Belo - Bass Recorded in Brooklyn, NY in December 2020

Here is a #collaboratewitharihoenig Instagram video collaboration made on June 28th 2020. Ari hoenig kindly sent me his drum part so that I could let my creativity go to "dress it up" however I wished to. That is what came out of it. Hope you will enjoy.

This tune was written and recorded about 8 years ago with my bluegrass quartet in NYC but I've since reimagined it into a duo format. Originally, I was just going to play both parts but something was tugging at me to reach out to Michael for this. Plus, I've wanted to collaborate with him for a while now. Michael Valeanu is a NYC-based jazz guitarist and one of my favorite musicians. I'm thrilled to have collaborated with him on this tune. What a fun process. If you're interested in lessons with Michael, please visit one of his links below: Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/michaelvaleanu YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCodOzefBfI6nG0LqwVPM7Tw Website - https://www.michaelvaleanu.com/ Find me at bennettsullivanmusic.com. Thanks for listening!

Bésame Mucho 💋💋 Support us on Patreon : https://bit.ly/2FIXPMc Featuring: Martina DaSilva, vocals Vanessa Perea, vocals Marty Jaffe, bass Michael Valeanu, tenor guitar Follow us! WEBSITE: https://bit.ly/2uQ6LdP FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/2FUlElz INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/2I8Leoc TWITTER: https://bit.ly/2uGqxIv SPOTIFY: https://spoti.fi/2BTiNYs ITUNES: https://apple.co/2Ux64EI YOUTUBE: https://bit.ly/2EXSeUE The Ladybugs' music features the dreamy, dulcet tones of voices and trombones. Lead by Martina DaSilva, their unique instrumentation of two lead singers (both doubling in percussion & ukulele), two trombone players, guitar, and bass allows for a lush sound that uplifts and attracts all audiences. The Ladybugs’ repertoire includes favorites from the 1920s, ‘30s, and ‘40s, infused with country, blues, latin, and classical music. The band has received high praise for recent performances at the Kennedy Center, Jazz At Lincoln Center, the NY Hot Jazz Festival, the NYC Winter Jazzfest, and the Catskill Jazz Factory. With an uplifting sound that attracts all audiences, The Ladybugs effortlessly keep listeners smiling and moving. In September 2015, The Ladybugs released their debut self- titled album to rave reviews.