Emily Remler

About the artist
Jazz guitarist Emily Remler (1957-1990) rose to prominence in the 1980s, primarily playing bop guitar with her own groups. Her playing was significantly influenced by Wes Montgomery and Herb Ellis. She released six albums with her own groups and a duet album with Larry Coryell. Her final album, This is Me, was her first entry into the contemporary jazz-pop realm, and was released just after her death at age 32 from heart failure. She remains one of the great female jazz guitarists.
Top songs
- A Taste of Honey
- In A Sentimental Mood
- Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise
- The Firefly
- Daahound
- Strollin'
- Look to the Sky
- Blues For Herb
- Snowfall
- Hot House
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- East To Wes
- Afro Blue
- Perk's Blues
- Sweet Georgie Fame
- Inception
- Movin' Along
- Ballad From A Music Box
- Daahoud
- Softly As In A Morning Sunrise
- Mocha Spice
- In Your Own Sweet Way
- Del Sasser
- Joy Spring
- Catwalk
- Nunca Mais
- Transitions
- Mozambique
- Antonio
- Sweet Georgia Fame
- How Insensitive
- Searchin'
- Waltz For My Grandfather
- Ballad for a Music Box
- Ode to Mali
- Coral
- Gwendolyn
- Pedals
- Five Years
- Moanin' (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, May 28, 1984)
- Majestic Dance
- Cannonball
- Love Colors
- Second Childhood
- For Regulars Only
- Song for Maggie
- Pocket Wes
- Dark Passage
- Eleuthra
- You Know What I'm Saying
- Around the Bend
- Carenia
- Tenor Madness (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, May 28, 1984)
- Search for Peace
- Simplicidaje
- Deep in a Trance
- How Insensitive (Insensatez) (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, May 28, 1984)
- Autumn Leaves (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, May 28, 1984)
- Polka Dots and Moonbeams (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, May 28, 1984)
- Softly As A Morning Sunrise - Live
- 'E' Samba
- Hot House/What Is This Thing Called Love? (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, May 28, 1984)
- Samba de Orfeu (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, May 28, 1984)
- "E" Samba
- Cisco (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, May 28, 1984)
- Tenor Madness
- You Don't Know What Love Is (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, May 28, 1984)
- Ballad for the Music Box
- West Coast Blues (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, May 28, 1984)
- Deep in Tune
- Out of Nowhere (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, May 28, 1984)
- Manha de Carnaval (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, September 19, 1988)
- We Three Kings
- Moanin'
- Moanin' - Live
- So What/Impressions (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, September 19, 1988)
- Someday My Prince Will Come (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, September 19, 1988)
- Cisco (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, September 19, 1988)
- Yesterdays (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, September 19, 1988)
- D-Natural Blues (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, September 19, 1988)
- Cisco
- All Blues (Live at the 4 Queens, Las Vegas, September 19, 1988)
- Mocha Spice - Live
- Sweet Georgie Fame (Blossom Dearie Sandra Harris, Notable Music Co. Inc. ASCAP)
- Mocha Space
- Gerri's Blues
- How My Heart Sings
- 02 Snowfall [East To Wes 1988]
- Sweet Georgie Fame - Live
- How Insensitive (Insensatez)
- Autumn Leaves
- Blues For Herb - Live
- Polka Dots and Moonbeams
- Smoke & Shadows
- All Blues
- Yesterdays
- Samba De Orfeu
- Secret Love - Live
- How Insensitive - Live
- You Don't Know What Love Is
- Out Of Nowhere
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