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Hang On To Your Life - Guess Who

Me too. So I can't tell if I'm coming or going.

Feelin' Alright - Traffic

Did your brother bust the bus driver?

Boots = shoes = sneakers Hi Heel Sneakers - Tommy Tucker (Robert Higginbotham)

One of my favorite pianists and one of my favorite tenor saxophonists on the same album. The Gene Harris Trio Plus One

I'm Bob with only one o

If you mean me, I'm right proud Puns are fun

We're still doing that jazz disk for Band-in-a-Box, and there are a number of pop songs that have been done by jazz artists, like the one in the above post. So we stumbled on: Billie Jean - Ben Sharkey Nice vocals and arrangement, though I think the piano solo is a little weak.16 bars would have been enough for me. YMMV

We are doing a jazz fake-disk for Band-in-a-Box, based on tunes in the Real Book series, and we found this gem. Aquarius - Benny Goodman

Black Coffee - k.d.lang

Of the big-band era, the Benny Goodman orchestra was one of the best. His own personal style mixed Klezmer music with Jazz and it came out delightful. Notes ♫

This winter, we are getting a weekly gig at a beachside restaurant/bar called Archies. That was confirmed a few days ago. Hence the association to Sugar and our future income is: Sugar Sugar - The Archies (ducking for cover)

Not safe to go to the coffee shop - enter at your own peril.

I was simply remembering promos for horror films when I was a kid, "Just when you thought it was safe to go to the movies, comes a new terror" followed by the name of the next film about a creature that got too close to the nuke plant, grew to gigantic size and had an appetite for people. (Cue the theremin over a couple of diminished 7th chords). Anything with diminished chords and a theremin can't be all bad. Unless of course Kanye or Cardi rapped over the top or Yoko sang along. Notes ♫

Sunshine Of Your Love – Cream I love that Clapton started his song about Sunshine by quoting the first line of the song "Blue Moon".

Sympathy For The Devil - Rolling Stones (IMO one of their best)

The Tempest - Pyotr Tchaikovsky / Russian National Orch. - Mikhail Pletnev conducting.