Jon Batiste Lyrics
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From the Album
1. Für Elise - Batiste
3. Symphony No. 5 Stomp
5. Moonlight Sonata Blues
7. Dusklight Movement
9. 7th Symphony Elegy
11. American Symphony Theme
13. Ode To Joyful
15. 5th Symphony In Congo Square
17. Waldstein Wobble
19. Life Of Ludwig
21. Für Elise - Reverie
From the Album
1. WE ARE
2. TELL THE TRUTH
3. CRY
4. I NEED YOU
5. WHATCHUTALKINBOUT
6. BOY HOOD
7. MOVEMENT 11
8. ADULTHOOD
9. MAVIS
10. FREEDOM
11. SHOW ME THE WAY
12. SING
13. UNTIL
Other Songs
17th Ward Prelude
Be Who You Are
Be Who You Are (Real Magic)
BIG MONEY
Bigger Than Us
Blue Rondo a la Turk
BOOM FOR REAL
Born to Play
Born to Play Reprise
Butterfly
CALL NOW (504-305-8269)
Calling Your Name
Chassol
Clair de Lune
Danceland
Drink Water
Endless Love
Epistrophy
Goodbye Billy Bob
Hello Billy Bob
It Never Went Away
It's All Right
Life Lesson
Master Power
MOVEMENT 18 (Heroes)
My Heart
Raindance
Running Away
The Initial Pursuit
Uneasy
Wherever You Are
White Space
Worship
Jon Batiste is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, educator, and bandleader.
He is a member of a long lineage of musicians from the Batiste family of Louisiana.
He was introduced to music by his family's band, the Batiste Brothers Band, in which
he played percussion/drums at age 8. At his mother's suggestion, Batiste switched to piano at the age of 11.
He released his first CD at the age of 17.
Since September 8, 2015, Batiste has been the music director and bandleader for "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" and its band "Stay Human".-Wikipedia
Also Known As: Jon BatisteSince September 8, 2015, Batiste has been the music director and bandleader for "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" and its band "Stay Human".
Born: November 11, 1986 (age 38)
From: Kenner, Louisiana, United States
Genre(s): Jazz, blues, pop music, rock, soul, R&B, funk, hip hop, classical
Instrument(s): Piano, voice, melodica, electric bass, Hammond organ
Occupation(s): Musician, educator, comedian
Active From: 1998–present
Associated Acts: Stay Human, Stephen Colbert
