Jan Verwey's "You Must Believe in Spring" is a captivating jazz album released on January 1, 1992, under Timeless Records. This 51-minute collection features a blend of classic and original compositions, showcasing Verwey's mastery and versatility as a musician. The album opens with the lively "Dolphin Dance," followed by the playful "Them for Joke," and includes the romantic "You Must Believe in Spring" and the evocative "Beautiful Black Eyes." Verwey's interpretations of standards like "But Not for Me" and "I'm Getting Sentimental over You" are particularly noteworthy, demonstrating his unique touch and respect for the jazz tradition. The album also features Verwey's own compositions, such as "One for Mr. T." and "Hommage De Bill," which highlight his creative prowess. With tracks like "Nardis" and "Bouncin' with Bud," Verwey pays homage to the greats while forging his own path. This album is a testament to Verwey's skill and passion, offering a rich and engaging listening experience for jazz enthusiasts.