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must resist the archies - must resist the archies Brown Sugar – Rolling Stones

I have the last Quicken you could buy, and never went to subscription. It's worked for well over a decade that way, so I saved a lot of monthly fees. For my simple business bookkeeping needs, it works just fine. Notes ♫

On The Road Again – Canned Heat

Agreed. If that's the case, I try to find an alternative. I have an old, paid for, and owned version of Microsoft Office. There is nothing in the new, rental plan, that makes me want to subscribe. If there was, I'd try Open Office, Libre Office or something else. I don't mind paying for the tools I use, I just don't want to pay again and again and again and again and again and again. Insights and incites by Notes ♫

I Put A Spell On You – Animals (I like this version better than the Screamin' Jay Hawkins original)

French Disko - Stereolab

RIP Tina. Thanks for the tunes and the show. But on the other hand. Happy birthday today to Jazz Saxophonist Archie Shepp 89, Tommy Chong 85, Bob Dylan 82, Patti LaBelle 79, and Rosanne Cash 68. We are sad for the ones we lose, but happy for the ones who are still here.

Bring Back The Boston Rag – Steely Dan 'cause after all Boston is in Massachusetts

Black And Blue – Louis Armstrong

White Room – Cream

Will You Love Me Tomorrow - Shirelles This song by Carole King and Gerry Goffin was banned by many radio stations because although it was never stated, it implied that the guy in the song was going to have sexual ***** with the girl subject of the song. My have times ever changed since then.

White Bird – It's A Beautiful Day (In a golden cage)

Bye Bye Blackbird – John Coltrane (For a triple word score--a standard, done by many, but I chose the 'Trane version 'cause he was a great sax player)