New York's My Home

Immerse yourself in the vibrant cityscape of New York with Gordon Jenkins' enchanting album, "New York's My Home." Released on October 1, 2012, under Lumi Entertainment, this exotica gem is a love letter to the bustling metropolis, capturing its essence in just 31 minutes. Jenkins, a maestro of musical storytelling, weaves a tapestry of sounds that paint vivid pictures of the city that never sleeps.

The album opens with "The Statue of Liberty," a grand introduction to the iconic symbol of freedom, followed by the lively "The Party," where you can almost hear the clinking of glasses and the hum of conversation. "New York's My Home," the title track, is a heartfelt ode to the city, with lyrics that have been cherished by artists like Ray Charles and Sammy Davis Jr.

Jenkins' musical narrative continues with "Closing," a track that might evoke the quiet moments as the city winds down, and "The Magic Fire," a piece that could be a musical representation of the city's eternal energy. The album also features "Once Upon a Dream," a whimsical interlude, and "I'm Learning My Latin," a playful nod to the city's multicultural fabric.

"Happiness Cocktail" and "Magical City" round out the album, leaving you with a sense of joy and wonder. Whether you're a longtime fan of Gordon Jenkins or new to his work, "New York's My Home" is a delightful exploration of one of the world's most captivating cities, as seen through the eyes of a musical genius.