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Spuds are best fried in becan grease.

I put the sign up, boss.

I sometimes miss the days when the artist didn't have to write their own songs. Not that there aren't those who can, but a lot of those who chase a songwriting career, and don't have to split their time touring and practicing a show, can often write better songs. Just my opinion.

Go Away Little Girl - Steve Lawrence (written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King)

Breaking Away — Al Jarreau Nice 70s jazz tune

Slip Sliding Away — Paul Simon

It was an a-peeling choice.

Ashes And Ghosts — The Cult

Nature's Way — Spirit

Nature Boy — Nat King Cole

Water Boy — Harry Belafonte

Beautiful Black Eyes — Chet Baker

Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 — Bob Dylan

Purple Snowflakes — Marvin Gaye

The Purple People Eater — Sheb Wooley