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Wibbles yes, a cheery little number. Even though it's not the blues genre by any stretch of the imagination, it's the blues spirit. Two great posts Pragi One good Dr John deserves a full album - my favorite Dr John album (although I haven't heard but a few of them). IMO there isn't a bad cut on it, in fact, there isn't even a mediocre cut on it, they range from very good to great. Dr. John's Gumbo (full album)

Start=begin Begin The Beguine - Artie Shaw It's a Cole Porter song, written with a Latin American Beguine rhythm, but Artie Shaw turned it into one of the greatest swing jazz songs. The guy who posted it spelled begin wrong https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Begin_the_Beguine

Leilani turned me on to this. Lara Fabian puts every bit of soul and passion into this tune. I don't mind that it's French, I listened to it twice, first without the subtitles, I didn't need them to hear the music, the artistry and the passion. Second time I read the English subtitles to find out what she was singing about. Highly recommended by me... Je suis malade - Lara Fabian

Didn't get the association (I can be dense at times) but I'll go with it anyway... Meet Me In Church - Solomon Burke

I've been here for 63 years, and I've ridden through quite a few of them, and I have never seen storms brew up to cat 4 that quickly, nor have I seen the gulf water that warm. I'm not repeating what some pundit with an agenda is telling you, I'm relating what I've seen with my very interested eyes since I live on the coast of Florida. So yes, I repeat, these storms are getting nastier and nastier. 500, 1,000 years ago I wasn't here and there is no conclusive evidence because we have no records of wind measuring and tidal surge from then. Whoever is telling you that is guessing, with no evidence to prove it. Notes

Great to hear you are well Bill. These storms are just getting nastier and nastier. That gulf is like a hot tub right now.

And they don't go to meatings.

San Francisco Girls - Fever Tree 'twas a cult classic in it's day

Talk Soup - Weird Al Yankovic

Piotr Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italien - Antal Doráti / Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra It's a great piece of music IMO. The varied ways Tchaikovsky put the "da da da da" (later "ta ka ta ta" when the trumpets get it) monotone theme in the rhythm and countermelody parts is very creative. The more you listen, the more you find it hiding. And in the middle is a part the Moody Blues copped pretty closely for "Question"

twins? doubles? Double Trouble - Otis Rush Good ol' Chicago blues

Two blood cells fell in love, but it was all in vein.

Did it again. After watching a half dozen or so on UTube I forget which ones were posted. Oh well, twice as nice. Willow Weep For Me - Harry "Sweets" Edison One of my favorite trumpet players from the "cool School" era.

Crosseyed Cat - Muddy Waters with Johnny Winter

I just found out I'm colorblind. The diagnosis came completely out of the purple.

Thanks for the Pomplamoose. I heard them a long time ago, and they've come a long way since then.

Putin Will Teach You How To Love - Pu$$y Riot

I thought about walking side by side while adapting one of Leilani's - oh nevermind. ;)

Stay safe Bill - this one got big in a hurry. Hope to see you back here soon.

"Uncle Tom's Cabin" - Warrant

The Gist Of The Gemini - Gino Vannelli (full album)

I’ve been saying “mucho” to my Spanish friend a lot more often lately. It means a lot to him.

Light weight too. But at my age, when I put them on, they could use a little ironing The nudies aren't having a party this year. It's a COVID thing, Too bad, this was going to be my costume.