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	What Is This Thing Called Love \| Mark Nightingale
	America The Beautiful \| Carl Fontana
	A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing \| Slide Hampton
	A Time For Love \| David Steinmeyer
	Line For Lewis \| Andy Martin
	Sweet Memories \| Bill Watrous
	A Hora Adeus \| Jiggs Whigham
	Linda \| Frank Rosolino
	Lover Man \| Bert Boeren
	Cry Me A River \| Marc Godfroid
	Giant Steps \| Chris Dempsey
	Smile \| Gunter Bollmann
	Round Midnight \| John Fedchock
	ZooLoop \| Denis Leloup
	Solo with \| the WDR Big Band \| Andy Hunter
	Black Nile \| Andy Hunter
	Sofrito \| Andy Hunter
	I Mean You \| Conrad Herwig
	For Frank \| Conrad Herwig

Cherokee | Bart Van Lier

Bart Van Lier (trombone) & Leo Janssen (tenorsax)
(composition Rob Noble - arrangement by Peter Herbolzheimer)
Guest with René Laanen's Highlight Jazz Orchestra (Laren, The Netherlands, March 8th 1998)

Spring Is A Little Late | Bart Van Lier

Bart Van Lier (trombone)
(composition & arrangement by Peter Herbolzheimer)
Guest with René Laanen's Highlight Jazz Orchestra (Laren, The Netherlands, March 8th 1998)

All The Things You Are | Bart Van Lier

Bart Van Lier (trombone)
(composition Jerome Kern- arrangement Rob Pronk)
Guest with René Laanen's Highlight Jazz Orchestra (Laren, The Netherlands, March 8th 1998)

Meet The Master | Bart Van Lier

Bart Van Lier (trombone)
(composition Adri van Velsen- arrangement Adri van Velsen)
Guest with René Laanen's Highlight Jazz Orchestra (Laren, The Netherlands, March 8th 1998)

My Shining Hour | Ed Neumeister

Ed Neumeister (trombone) Tilmar Junius (piano)
(composition Ed Neumeister - arrangement Ed Neumeister)
Guest with René Laanen's Highlight Jazz Orchestra (Voorburg, The Netherlands, October 16th 1998)

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