Jim Wilson, critically-acclaimed recording artist of piano-featured instrumentals, returns with his 10th album, REMEMBRANCE. His most cinematic offering to date is being hailed as his career masterpiece. Jim reflected, "I wanted to create a collection of 'cinematic portraits’ that took the listener on an emotional journey.” The compositions all have movie-theme qualities to them: from the haunting “Shadow Falls”, to the poignant, “Denouement”. Other exceptional standouts include “Remembrance”, the contemplative title cut; “Tangerine Moon”, the exotic spy-thriller-theme; and the nostalgic, period-piece “The Girl From Eastland County”. Jim penned all of the album’s compositions, except “Thank You For Being a Friend”, written by Jim’s friend, the late Andrew Gold. Jim Wilson’s music sometimes referred to as “melodic tone poems,” has been described as “a magical carpet ride of melodic beauty” by music legend Carole King and as making “a classy, artistic statement” by master tunesmith Burt Bacharach. Guest artists on Jim’s CDs have included David Sanborn, Stephen Bishop, Chris Botti and Dan Fogelberg. Three of Jim’s recordings have hit the Billboard Top-20 and he’s had two PBS specials. Jim’s previous releases include BENEATH THE OLYMPIAN SKIES, A PLACE IN MY HEART, NORTHERN SEASCAPE, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, MY FIRST CHRISTMAS WITH YOU, LEADER OF THE BAND: A TRIBUTE TO DAN FOGELBERG, PLAYING FAVORITES, MY MOTHER'S SON, DISCOVERY AND QUIET SHADOWS.