Walking On Air
Walking On Air was first released in 1990 on the cassette "Only in Dreams". Remastered to digital from the original four track recording.
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Out Of The Blue
Out Of The Blue features Tomas Ramirez on Sax, the horn player of Austin's reknowned Jazz Pharoahs.
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The Moon Doesn't Know Any Better
The Moon Doesn't Know Any Better is a swing tune. . . swinging on a star. . . from the CD 3 minute Vacation.
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Beginning Of The End
Beginning Of The End is a mournful lament featuring Alice's vocal stylings like the "Big Band Era" female singers.
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Bewitched
Bewitched is a tongue in cheek satire of a part of Greek mythology, duet with Ted Arbogast.
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Love Was In The Last Place
Love Was In The Last Place is a bouncy swinging ride down memory lane.
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High Time
"It's 'High Time' that I knew .. about you". Alice says it all in the comment on some relationships.
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Doorway To My Heart
Doorway to My Heart includes a "Pink Floyd" type intro and great sax players in this slow rock showstopper.
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Better Since I Met You
Better Since I Met You is a happy bouncy sound with a positive message.
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Trying To Succeed
Trying To Succeed is a positive reinforcement of an old saying.
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That's What Happened To Me
That's What Happened To Me is Alice's description of a "could have been" relationship.
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My Good Side
My Good Side is a modern day lament wanting to show another side of a personality.
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Scoutin' Around
Scoutin' Around is Alice's reminder that paying close attention to who's at hand avoids losing who's at hand.
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Before You Shelve Our Love
Before You Shelve Our Love indicates that taking a second look at a relationship can avoid disappointment.
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What Part Of I Love You
What Part Of I Love You reminds us of how easy it is to say something serious and not really mean it deeply.
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Memories, Memories
Memories, Memories has the stylings of the roaring twenties with horns and keyboard featured with Alice's sultry vocal.
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Useless Heart
Useless Heart tells the tale of a broken heart lamenting.
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So Many Songs
So Many Songs reminds us of how much there is out there and how little time there is left.
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Jazzy Download
Gone is Alice's farewell statement that "when you're gone, gone is just where you're at."
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