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Freedom Jazz Dance – Eddie Harris

Body And Soul – Manhattan Transfer (A tribute to both Coleman Hawkins and Eddie Jefferson)

Corner Pocket – Count Basie

The Motel – David Bowie

I think the analog B-3 organ and the new digital Hammonds sound close, but different. But IMO, once you record them digitally, the difference is, for all practical purposes, gone. However, I'd much rather schlep a digital B-3 than the 400 pound monster. Notes ♫

See. I knew what the F stood for.

A House Is Not a Home – Luther Vandross

The letter F almost always represents a word!

Misty - Erroll Garner Because, after all, it's his song.

They didn't want to invoke the “Blue Screen Of Death” on the patient.

I don't know what that means ^^^^ But I can guess what word the F stands for

Very impressive. I wouldn't buy an album of that, but I enjoyed watching/listening to it. Thanks for sharing.

I knew a guy who got hit by lightning He was leaning in the side door of his van, looking for a tool. Lightning hit the van, exited the van into his knees and went out the bottom of his feet. It blew two holes in his shoes. He was taken to the hospital, the burns were treated, but he had absolutely no use of his legs. He couldn't move them at all. Doctors were flummoxed. A week or so later, he woke up in the morning, and like magic, regained control of his legs and feet.

Alfred Newman, the composer's music.

Heart Full Of Soul – Yardbirds

Waiting For Waits - Richie Cole featuring Eddie Jefferson and The Mahattan Transfer (BTW, the entire album is good - Richie is one of my favorite jazz alto sax players)

Destruction? Call Ralph Wreck-It Ralph (From "Wreck-It Ralph"/Score) – Henry Jackman

Cheese Cake – Dexter Gordon