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Fool If You Think It's Over — Chris Rea

War Child — Jethro Tull

I don't trust stairs … they are always up to something.

I tried to make a belt out of watches. It was a waist of time.

(I will not post the B52s) Back At The Chicken Shack — Jimmy Smith (With Stanley Turrentine on sax!! and Kenny Burrell on guitar!!)

Make Me A Memory — Grover Washington, Jr.

Craig, please tell me if I've seen this one before

Just heat and eat! Put it close to one of those old incandescent lights, and it'll be ready in no time.

Mystery Roach — Frank Zappa

Becan. Need I say more?

War Pigs — Black Sabbath

Clean Up Woman — Betty Wright

La Vie en Rose - Edith Piaf (sorry, I couldn't resist) I like the Django version better

I couldn't figure out how to put my seatbelt on, but then it clicked.

My home was built in 1950, before lumber shrinkflation. To get the front door replaced, it needs to be custom-built. If I give them the measurements, they replace it with the shrunken door with the same hypothetical measurements, but it's much smaller. The roof is held up by pairs of 2x6 beams, which are actually 2" by 6" Imagine that. Notes ♫

Booby

I Won't Back Down — Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

Guess Who?

My main instrument is Bb Tenor Sax. It's notated a whole step above concert key. The same goes for the key signature. Back in my jazz days, they would open The Real Book (in C) and I'd have to sightread the concert notation and play everything a whole step higher that what was on the page. I got fairly decent at that, and good at covering up my mistakes. At the time the Bb book wasn't available, it was before Hal Leonard adopted it. I'm glad I wasn't playing alto. I don't think I could sight-read up a 6th or down a minor 3rd at all. Notes ♫