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Radio waves are in the air—Right? Something In The Air – Thunderclap Newman

Heart Of Glass – Blondie

I like the guitar playing a lot.

My neighbor's parents shifted here from Poland in the 1940s.

Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan And the Johnny Winter cover Many Bob Dylan covers are better than the original. IMO, Bob was a better songwriter than a singer. And I really, really like the Johnny Winter take on this song. Notes ♫

I can't give this enough likes. Not only is the music great, but the camera knows which of Jeff's hands to do a close-up on, when he is doing something super-human on the guitar. Jeff was probably the most technically proficient guitarist in rock and roll history. And the music is excellent. If you can find the DVD, rent it, as the extras are nice too. If I remember correctly, I think Jeff said that when Tal entered the studio, he thought she was someone's daughter. She is a class act, and at the time of that video, she was too young an cute to play bass so maturely. Tons of talent in that gal. Notes ♫

The Court Of The Crimson King – King Crimson (One of my K.C. favorites and the mellotron sounds great)

On Broadway – George Benson (IMHO better than the original Drifters version, which I also like)

God Bless The Child – Blood Sweat & Tears The Billie Holiday version is nice, but I like this one better.

Call It Stormy Monday – T-Bone Walker And I like the Bobby 'Blue' Bland version

Voices Carry – Til Tuesday

Animal = Beast Beast Of Burden – Rolling Stones

Europa (Earth's Cry, Heaven's Smile) – Gato Barbieri And of course, we can't forget Carlos

Strange Brew – Cream

Down The Dolce Vita – Peter Gabriel

Original: Reconsider Baby – Lowell Fulson Cover by Elvis Presley

Knockin' On Heaven's Door – Bob Dylan

Although done on stage first by Mitzi Green thought to be the original recording... The Lady Is A Tramp - Tommy Dosey Clambake Seven featuring Edyth Wright Cover by Buddy Greco who also played the piano on the cut