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We just relearned this one, as the generation who grew up with 80s music are now entering the community we market with our duo. We played it in the mid 1980 when we were gigging on cruise ships. It was fun to play then, and fun to play again. Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Tears For Fears

We used to have a fan that always asked for this. Sadly, along with others of his generation, he died, so we don't get to play it as much anymore. Come Go With Me - Del-Vikings

You have a good point there. Notes

We play this one every once in a great while. Comin' Home Baby - Herbie Mann

We need more holidays, especially the kind where hiring live music is part of the celebration!!! I have no problem with Juneteenth, but I think the name is rather informal and thus not solemn enough. I think it should be called Emancipation Day. IMO, that change would add more importance to the name and remind everybody what it is really all about. I had no plans for the day, perhaps next year. Insights and incites by Notes

"Going Up The Country" - Canned Heat

Perhaps some ruminating about illuminating?

Let's Get It On - Marvin Gaye (triple word score)

Better than illiteration

Make Me A Memory (Sad Samba) - Grover Washington, Jr. A song we occasionally play on a gig if we have a dinner set before the dance music.

I used to love a lava lamp but later I lost that love and was to lazy to even light the lamp, so it languished, unlit, in a little corner of the lending library.

Bamboléo - Fania All-Stars

Some Skunk Funk - The Brecker Brothers

El Raton - Fania All-Stars - Cheo Feliciano - Jorge Santana (Carlos' brother) El Raton translated is The Mouse (or The Rat)

My Old Flame - Jazz Standard, first sung by Mae West, backed by the Duke Ellington Orchestra

30 Days In The Hole - Humble Pie

Live From Daryl's House - Joe Walsh

I'm more of a 'don't care' person

Live In London - Supertramp

The Groove Merchant - Thad Jones & Mel Lewis Orchestra

Tempus Fugit - Stan Getz Quartet