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Sunday Morning — Velvet Underground

They could have picked a different logo ...

Mornin' — Al Jarreau

Angel Of The Morning — Merilee Rush & The turnabouts IMO, the better version of the song, even if the Trombone player's intonation is a little off.

Bapu has gotten into playing canned music?

When I was little kid, my dad and uncle would take me fishing at the ocean inlet in Pompano Beach, and the marina had one of these. I guess it was a relic then, because it's the only one I've ever seen.

Yes. They used cane sugar instead of corn syrup. But corn syrup is cheaper so corporate profits are up. I don't drink sodas anymore, but in the late 1980s, I would get cokes and pepsis in Mexico because they still used sugar and they tasted quite a bit better.

Fat Time — Miles Davis

Fat Girl — Fats Navarro (Looks like I'm playing with myself. It wouldn't be the first time)

Not the best place to put huge quotation marks. Or is it?

All the Good Girls Go to Hell — Billie Eilish

Spuds are best fried in becan grease.

I put the sign up, boss.

I sometimes miss the days when the artist didn't have to write their own songs. Not that there aren't those who can, but a lot of those who chase a songwriting career, and don't have to split their time touring and practicing a show, can often write better songs. Just my opinion.

Go Away Little Girl - Steve Lawrence (written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King)

Breaking Away — Al Jarreau Nice 70s jazz tune

Slip Sliding Away — Paul Simon

It was an a-peeling choice.