Late Night Chicago Blues & Smooth Jazz for Deep Unwinding

Midnight Chicago Blues 🥃 Relaxing Blues Music & Smooth Jazz for Deep Relaxation

Deep Chicago Blues Duet to Relax / Midnight Rain Falling

Cold Wind Howlin' ❄️ Deep Chicago Blues Duet for a Winter Night

Chicago Night Train 🚂 Deep Relaxing Blues Music for a Late Night

Midnight On The South Side — Chicago Poetic Blues (Deep Night Session)

This Night Is Holy — Christmas Gospel Blues

A Light Is Coming — Christmas Gospel Blues

When the Heart Breaks — The Healing Begins

👉 If Your Heart Hurts — Listen. | “The Lord Is Near” (Psalm 34 Blues)

When Strength Fails — Isaiah Blues | Ambient Spiritual Soul

👉 Do Not Fear — Isaiah in Blues | Ambient Spiritual Blues

🔥 If You’ve Ever Needed a Sign — This Is It | The Man By The River

👉 If Your Heart Feels Lost — Listen to This | Soul Walks First (Gospel Blues)

A Psalm of Life — Longfellow (Blues Version)

Silent Stars — Walt Whitman | Cinematic American Poetic Blues

Psalm 51 — “Restore Me” | Cinematic Gospel Blues | American Poetic Blues

They Shall Rise — Isaiah 40 | Cinematic Gospel Blues | American Poetic Blues

American Poetic Blues Vol. 2 — Shadows of the Soul

I Felt a Funeral, in My Brain — Dark Cinematic Blues (Emily Dickinson) | American Poetic Blues

Psalm 27 — American Gospel Blues | “The Lord Is My Light” | Cinematic Spiritual Blues

For You O Democracy — Cinematic Poetic Blues (Walt Whitman) | American Poetic Blues

American Poetic Blues — “Soul of America in Blues” | Cinematic Slow Blues Compilation

Psalm 121 — I Lift Up My Eyes to the Hills — a gospel road blues from American Poetic Blues

The Road Not Taken — Cinematic Road Blues (Inspired by Robert Frost) | American Poetic Blues

Song of the Open Road (Road Blues)

Could Not Stop for Death — Emily Dickinson (Cinematic Dark Soul Blues)

A Dream Within a Dream — Edgar Allan Poe (Cinematic Melancholy Blues Version)

Alone — Edgar Allan Poe | Cinematic Dark Blues • Soulful Poetic Blues Performance

Hope is the Thing with Feathers — a soul-gospel blues interpretation of Emily Dickinson’s poem.

The Weary Blues — Langston Hughes (Slow Midnight Blues Version) | American Poetic Blues

I Hear America Singing — Walt Whitman (Slow Folk-Gospel Blues Version) | American Poetic Blues

You've never heard Walt Whitman like this Miracles (Slow Blues Version) | American Poetic Blues |

O Me, O Life — Walt Whitman (Slow Blues Version) | American Poetic Blues