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Storm At Sunup & Love Me Now – Gino Vannelli

Beethoven - Symphony #4 With a very long intro (My favorites from him are 4 and 7)

What???? Say that again???? Can't hear you!!!

The End Of A Love Affair – Frank Sinatra

Fascinating Rhythm – Joe Bari (Tony Bennett before he was Tony Bennett)

Mountain of Love - Harold Dorman Johnny Rivers

The Man With Child In His Eyes – Kate Bush

Drum Boogie – Gene Krupa

Thankfully, I missed it. Thank you to the moderators. The only things that are certain are death, taxes and spam. Notes ♫

Seymour Duncan P-Rails with Triple Shot Rings. Four settings: P-90 Rail Series Humbucker Parallel Humbucker It's like having a Swiss Army Guitar. I had them put on my Parker custom shop model. The P90 sound is great, just a little brighter than the dog-ears on my Casino The Rail is the weakest one, but if you put both pickups on the rail setting, it does have a Strat-ish sound. You need to turn the volume up on the guitar, though. The humbuckers can sound fatter like a Les Paul or thinner like a Firebird. Notes ♫

(Don’t Fear) The Reaper – Blue Oyster Cult

Grooooaaaaan

I've got a 1970 ES-330. When I was young, I switched from sax to guitar in a band when there was no sax part. The guitarist showed me barre chords and I played is 'other' guitar while he played his 335. When I was still young, but a little older, I saw what I thought was a used 335 in a music store, and bought it. I love that guitar. Eventually I learned the difference, but still prefer the 330. Mainly for the P90 pickups. After playing P90s exclusively for a few years, everything else sounds dull to me. I guess it's what you get used to. It's also lighter on the shoulder. Since it's an antique, I bought a Casino to play on life gigs. Later, I got gigs playing outdoors near salt water, so I bought a Parker Dragonfly solid body. Notes ♫

Georgia on My Mind - Hoagy Carmichael Covered by Ray Charles

Save = rescue Rescue Me - Fontella Bass

Tin Tin Deo - Dizzy Gillespie

I ordered a chicken and an egg online. I’ll let you know what comes first

Blue Moon – The Marcels

Summer Samba – jazz standard, this version by Oscar Peterson