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Janie's Got A Gun — Aerosmith

The Needle And The Spoon — Lynyrd Skynyrd

OT I'm in a band called The Sophisticats but back to the puns

I'd put it in the music cartoon file, but IMO rap ain't music - it's poetry to a beat.

Another logo failure (last one for now)

What happened to pwal? The Needle And The Damage Done — Neil Young

Early Rock Music

Brain Damage — Pink Floyd

The cheese factory exploded today, there was de brie everywhere!

It's a simple song, and we play it. But it's the kind of song you just can't play without smiling. Now, back to the game at hand........ Catch a Wave — The Beach Boys

Wave — Antonio Carlos Jobim (Stan Getz version because he is one of all-time favorite jazz sax players))

We just learned Locomotive Breath by Jethro Tull. It took me 3 days to make the backing track. I'll sing and play flute, and my partner will play one of the guitar parts. We'll try it on the PA for the first time later today.

But it's safe sax

I watch how the songs go over, and the older ones get mostly ignored these days. Sad, because although I'm happy to see some of them dropped from the current playlist, I miss others. As a musician, I like nice songs from any era. But you have to play the room. Most people want to hear the music of their lives, not the music of their parents' lives. “Old Cape Cod” was a hit for Patty Page, who was born in 1927. Although it was a late 1950s song, the baby-boomer kids definitely associated it with their parents. I can pull out an Elvis Presley song once in a while, anything older than that, it has to be the right place, the right time, and the right audience. We have over 600 songs in our songlist, so there is always plenty to choose from. https://www.nortonmusic.com/cats/songlist.html Notes ♫

I really enjoy hearing all of the national anthems played at the Olympics. I love country music.