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Nothing against an all female set, but Spalding has not been around that long to get the treatment of a Mosaic. I'm sure there are many women that are not apart of this set that should be included.

Cats in the Cradle (Harry Chapin) Cradle (Mat Maneri) Cradle Song (Frank Sinatra) Cradle Rock (Frank Zappa) Cradle Me (Rupert Holmes) Next up: Lights

Have a great day.

Call Me (Blondie) Call (Cecil Taylor) The Call (Randy Weston) Roll Call (Hank Mobley) Last Call (The Crusaders) Next up: Cookin'(g)

Has anyone watched the show the Haunted Collector? It was on the SyFy channel. It hasn't been on recently, but it deals with this subject of haunted objects that cause paranormal activity. The team locate what is causing the haunt then remove the object from the home. The object is then placed in a museum in Connecticut. The person(s) always come back and say the problem stopped.

Chances Are (Johnny Mathis) Taking a Chance on Love (Bud Powell) Chance (Lester Young) Big Chance (Brenda Lee) One Chance (Duke Ellington) Next up: Stranger(s)

I have to start doing this Dan. I have just too much music. Almost 40 years. Kenny was underrate.

Black Forrest (Jimmy Forrest) Rain Forest (Archie Shepp) The Forest (Jean-Luc Ponty) Deep Forest (Earl Hines) New Forest (Johnny Dankworth) Next up: Please

Angels with Dirty Faces James Cagney The Dead End Kids

Stormy (Reuben Wilson) Stormy Weather (Betty Carter) Stormy Monday (Count Basie) Sand Storm (Ori Kaplan) Calm Storm (Jonathan Butler) Next up: Raindrop(s)

I have to check. You may be right.

Does anyone here now about this recording? I went into a local store that sells vinyl records. There was a copy of Jazz live from the Montreux Jazz Festival 1977. Side A was George Duke and Side B Woody Shaw. On the back of the LP it was stamped with, this is not for sale. For promotional purposes only, to promote the Montreux Jazz Festival. The radio station letters were stamped on the LP too. WRVR. I've never seen this before. Do you know about this recording? It wasn't in the best of shape or I would have bought the LP.

Jeff Beck Jimmy Page Jim McCarty

We probably discussed this in the past, but time to have a new discussion. What vinyl stores are in your area? Have you found any good deals?

(Theme From) The Monkees (Monkees) Monkey (Harry Belafonte) Monkeies (Elvis Costello) Monkey King Song (Jab) Monkey Song (John Dummer Blues Band) Next up: Sweet

Cat (Jimmy Smith) Black Cat (Janet Jackson) Cat's in the Cradle (Harry Chapin) Three Cool Cats (The Coasters) Cat Walk (John Coltrane) Next up: Sweet

Good Morning Heartache (Billie Holiday) Early in the Morning (BB King) Sunday Morning (Benny Carter) Good Morning (Jan Savitt) Blue Morning (Garland Wilson) Next up: Dog

Sad Sack (Harry James) Sack O’ Woe (Cannonball Adderley) Sack Owoe (Manfred Mann) Sack (Ben Hughes) Toy Sack (Bob Rivers) Next up: Evening

What happens? Butter is yellow! The joke obviously translates better in spanish Okay, can you let everyone else in on the joke?

So is this some form of evolution/de-evolution with the listening audience? At one point when jazz was the pop music of the day, a large portion of the music was instrumental. People were listening and going to the clubs to hear the music live. At what point did the shift to the audience wanting to hear music with words? I agree the lack of words plays a large part why jazz isn't popular. It could also be how the big music companies promote music.

I have the answer. Jim McNeely solo piano at Trumpets, Montclair, NJ 9/12/94

Sonny is the quintessential master. There are two parts to the interview, the second part os down the page. PBS interview.

I agree, there should be more jazz artists getting this recognition.

Some more on this subject I agree with a lot of what Bret is saying.

Go figure. I would have guest the sound track from Alfie. At the State Department reception for the Kennedy Center Honors, December 3, 2011, while Yo-Yo Ma and Meryl Streep listen, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tells Sonny that "The Bridge" is her favorite recording. Sonny's website