Music CD's By Jim Gibson, Solo Piano

Originally conceived as a Christmas gift for Jim's friends, Carols for Christmas presents fourteen classic favorite carols of the holiday season, from What Child is This? to Deck the Halls and I Saw Three Ships. Silent Night, Hark ! the Herald Angels Sing . No drums or synthesizers, just warm, relaxing solo piano improvisations. 

The Art of Tea contains thirteen arrangements of songs that all relate to tea, from the obvious Tea for Two and When I Take My Sugar to Tea to surprising selections such as Do Re Mi and Suzanne. A wonder gift for any tea-lover.
Tea for Two (click to hear Real Audio sample)

Songs of the South presents fifteen classic songs of the southern United States, including Tara's Theme (from Gone with the Wind), Old Folks at Home, and Amazing Grace. (For more information, click on the album cover photo at left.) This was our Jim's recording for Hickory Cove, and is still our best-selling CD.

Songs of the South II, recorded after the success of Songs of the South, features fifteen more beautiful melodies of the South, including Georgia on My Mind, Carolina Moon, and Stars fell on Alabama. Sit on your front porch with a glass of iced tea and enjoy this relaxing music. (It works in traffic jams, too.)

A Night at the Movies presents fourteen songs from the silver screen in Jim's unique, quiet piano style. From Over the Rainbow to the Forrest Gump Theme to Moon River, you'll enjoy remembering these movies as you relax with this CD. You may hear hints of Eric Satie, or a touch of Errol Garner in Jim's improvisations–but mostly you'll hear great melodies masterfully played.

Music of the Night: Favorite Melodies from Broadway brings Jim's flowing style to twelve of the greatest songs from the Broadway stage. From Memory (from "Cats") to the haunting I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face (from "My Fair Lady"), you'll enjoy the quiet approach Jim takes as he plays these songs that are part of our culture.

Love Songs: The Very Thought of You is Jim's newest recording, and presents songs you know and love, from The Carpenters' Close to You to the old standard Let Me Call You Sweetheart.  If you aren't familiar with Jim's recordings, this is a good place to start.  

Melodies We Love: The Forties presents sixteen memorable songs from the World War II decade, including As Time Goes By, How High the Moon and Peg O' My Heart. Some of our greatest songs from (and for) the greatest generation.

Melodies We Love: The Thirties presents twelve of the greatest songs from America's rich popular music heritage. From Kern's sophisticated The Way You Look Tonight to the Hoagy Carmichael favorite Heart and Soul, you'll enjoy Jim Gibson's quiet, masterful improvisations. These are songs that live on for a very good reason . . . they are simply wonderful.

Beautiful Dreamer/Favorite Lullabies reminds us that quiet music has been used for decades to help  babies sleep, and help stressed-out adults relax, too. From Brahms' Lullaby to All Through the Night, you and your baby will appreciate Jim's very quiet, flowing renditions of these long-loved melodies. All our piano recordings are quiet, but this one may put you (or your baby) to sleep.

Songs of the Sea will, we hope, remind you of all the wonderful things about the beach...even if you're listening on your computer in the office.  From Beyond the Sea and Ebb Tide to Red Sails in the Sunset, this is a collection for everyone who loves the sea.