The Chill Lounge
- Elevator-Jaffa (This throbbing, organ-anchored groove wouldn't be out of place in a smooth jazz station's playlist.)
- Follow You Follow Me-Genesis (The band's first American hit, and still one of its most endearing ones; you'd have to be awfully cold-hearted not to be moved by these lyrics, which Phil Collins sings against one of Tony Banks's most accessible, memorable keyboard accompaniments.)
- Dear Mary-Linda Thompson (Beautifully sung lyrics about not burning bridges.)
- Silent Night-Percy Faith and his orchestra (One of the most tasteful easy listening renditions of this carol, with its strings, chimes, and just the right amount of background vocals.)
- Seventy-Six-Kenny Wheeler Quintet (A contemplative midtempo piece for flugelhorn.)
- Sowa-Fatoumata Diawara (A voice and guitar are all that's needed to convey the heart-wrenching reality of giving up children for adoption.)
