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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 ?

(I couldn't resist) Soul Finger - The Bar-Kays

I drove over 100 miles to hear this one live. It's the one Dmitri withheld until after Stalin Died because he feared that Stalin would have had him killed for writing something with this many dissonances. Dmitri Shostakovich - Symphony No 4 in C minor op 43 - Valery Gergiev / Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra

"God Gave Rock And Roll To You" - Argent

I dropped my toothpaste, I’m crestfallen.

In France They Kiss On Main Street - Joni Mitchell

HNGD!!!

We learned this one for a regular fan. It turned out to be a fun song to play. Dancing In The Dark - Bruce Springsteen

I'd make sure the neck can be straightened first. It's beautiful. BTW, if you play loud and near your amp, you might not like a full hollow body - feeeeeeedbaaaaaaack. Insights and incites by Notes

Here is the original that Johnny Winter (and others) covered "Ain't That Just Like A Woman) - Louis Jordan Johnny's Take