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I like Mark's take on the Oliver Nelson jazz classic, and the alto sax player, Richie Cole is one of my favorite bop sax players.

Thunder And Lightning - Chi Coltrane I call this one of the many faces of rock and roll

Born Under A Bad Sign - Albert King

Expressway To Your Heart - Soul Survivors

I think you don't want to see that.

My favorite Elvis Presley song, with one of the best 24 bars of blues sax solo, by Boots Randolph. My older sister was an Elvis freak, and IMO in his early days, he was great. Reconsider Baby (a Lowell Fulson song IMO improved by Mr. Presley and the Sun musicians)

South California Purples - Chicago

IMHO, Let the songs decide. Insights and incites by Notes ♫

Simply Irresistible - Robert Palmer

Cement Mixer (Put-ti Put-ti) - Slim Gaillard or Alvino Rey - take your pick. When I was a tot, my father would get out the ukulele, open song books, and sing these old corny songs. He especially liked to amuse us with songs with silly lyrics like Put-ti Put-ti, Mairzy Doats, and others. We would always giggle at them. I grew up, the songs are still corny, but there is a warm spot in my heart for them.

I don't care what the instrumentation is, as long as I like the song and how it's performed. If it sounds good to me, I like it, if it doesn't, it's played for someone else's ears. It's all good as long as it has an audience. Insights and incites by Notes ♫

Thanks for coming through, Craig.

Soul Serenade - King Curtis

Do they ride in the trunk? (I thought Craig would have beat me to this one) :D

Guatemala Connection - Hubert Laws Some 1970s funk/jazz

Hit Me With Your Best Shot - Pat Benatar

Paradise - Sade