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You all are pretty ♯ witted

I had no idea there was such a thing. Perhaps they don't sell them here, or since I'm a low-carb eater I never spotted them in the snack aisle. The picture looked like fried pork rinds (chicharrónes) which I do eat because they have zero carbs. The only quavers I knew up 'till now were what the British people call eighth notes. Then of course there are semiquavers and I think semidemiquavers or something like that.

Hush - Deep Purple Have you ever noticed that the na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na line is the same as the ones the Beatles used in A Day In The Life?

mas chicharrónes?

Beer In Mexico - Kenny Chesney

The first one (below) I call a "Trouble Clef" Second one Bass (as in fish) Third one G (as in Gee, I can read that one)

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I Don't Need No Doctor - Humble Pie

It's a wee late for the holiday, but the only thing I'm never-ever late for is a gig

Accentuate The Positive - Johnny Mercer & The PIed Pipers

I feel for you Bill. I'm sending major healing mojo your way.

I did a theatrical performance about puns. It was really just a play on words.

"Walk On The Wild Side" - Jimmy Smith (arrangement by Oliver Nelson) Jimmy owned the B-3, everybody after him just borrows it

Codjeta - Simentera (From the Cape Verde Islands)

We learned this for a bartender at a club we were playing in many, many, many years ago He would request it by holding up his hand and then opening 3 fingers, one at a time. 1 2 3 - Len Barry

Beyond The Sea - Bobby Darin We learned this for a regular customer decades ago. Making the backing track was a challenge, and I still enjoy singing it.

She sings, she plays trumpet, and she's good Andrea Motis

"Heart Full Of Soul" - Yardbirds

Sometimes Zappa reminds me of Shostakovitch or Prokofiev. That's a good thing IMO

We do this song, and it always gets a good reception when we play the over 50 year old crowd. Dust In The Wind - Kansas

Willie or won't he? Don't go down to skid row ?