Is It Time For… A Lonely Walk Through The City? (1940s NY Vintage Noir Jazz)

Is it time for… a lonely walk through the city?
Step into a rain-soaked 1940s New York night — neon reflections, quiet sidewalks, drifting smoke, distant ferry horns, and a man wandering through memories he can’t escape.

This 2-hour vintage noir jazz mix is crafted for late-night listeners, writers, thinkers, smokers, wanderers, and anyone who’s ever walked through a silent city with too much on their mind.
Perfect for: studying, writing, ambient bar vibes, rainy evenings, introspective nights, nostalgic moods.

⏱️ Timestamps & Track Titles

00:00 — Midnight Walk Beneath the Bridge
04:00 — Cigarette Glow on a Rainy Street
08:15 — Manhattan Shadows at 3AM
12:40 — Ghosts of Yesterday’s Lovers
16:39 — The Diner That Never Sleeps
21:23 — Fog on the East River
25:42 — Newspaper Stand at Midnight
30:04 — Last Taxi on Canal Street
34:46 — Neon Reflections on Wet Pavement
38:28 — The Stranger in the Fedora
42:07 — A Room Above the Bar
47:37 — Shadows in the Alleyway
51:44 — Rain on the Old Brownstones
55:45 — The City That Forgot My Name
1:00:10 — Watching Ferries from the Pier
1:04:36 — Jazz Echoes on 7th Avenue
1:09:00 — The Cigarette That Burned Too Long
1:12:27 — The Hotel Lobby Nobody Visits
1:16:33 — Old Phone Booth Confessions
1:21:03 — The Suitcase by the Door
1:24:43 — Snowfall Over Times Square
1:28:29 — The Bar with No Name
1:33:33 — Midnight Letters Never Sent
1:38:02 — Boots on the Wet Sidewalk
1:41:41 — The Window That Still Remembers
1:45:55 — A Train That Doesn’t Wait
1:49:03 — The Bench Under the Streetlamp
1:53:39 — Coffee, Rain, Regret
1:58:09 — The Night the City Went Silent
2:03:08 — A Shadow That Isn’t Yours

🖤 If the city feels heavy… let the jazz carry you through the night.

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