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"Falling In And Out Of Love / Amie" Pure Prairie League

Tempus Fugit - The Stan Getz Quartet

(the original) Walk, Don't Run - Johnny Smith

Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen - Santana Carlos' take on Peter Green's song is sublime. I haven't heard it in a long time, and listening to it is like visiting and old, long lost friend. I still think this is one of his best solos on record.

Aqualung - Jethro Tull Lyrics: ...eying little girls with bad intent...

I just discovered this, it ought to be good: King Curtis And Champion Jack Dupree - Blues at Montreux (Full Album Live - 17 June 1971)

You called it! ?

If a single statistician meets another single statistician does she datum or does he data?

Cold Gray Light Of Dawn - Blue Oyster Cult

"My God" - Jethro Tull It's a song about atheism with one of Ian's better flute solos.

Desafinado - Mark Murphy One of my favorite versions of the A.C. Jobim song with the group Viva Brasil on the session.

Karma Chameleon casserole?

Bluffoonery - tactic at a poker game.

Whatever Lola Wants - Sarah Vaughan

"What'd I Say" - Ray Charles This was a rock anthem in my older sister's generation.

Skip past that and get to the music - that's what I do ?

We'll Be Together - Mark Murphy The only other jazz vocalist I know that can sing a song as slowly as Shirley Horn and make it work as well. Richie Cole the alto sax player was in top form as well. This entire album IMHO is top-notch. In fact, I saw Mark in Miami, talked to him after the show (he was very approachable) and he turned me on to Shirley Horn.

Shirley Live at the Village Vanguard I believe Miles Davis discovered her playing/singing in a DC jazz club and then promoted her. She never gained great pop commercial success but a very loyal following. I think she deserves much greater recognition.

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Japanese Skokiaan - Spike Jones And His City Slickers Every once in a great while I love the silliness of Spike and the band.