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Little dollar do little to fall of the Me Oh. Yeah Billy s do it with summertime and from now he s 66 the long version and I only ever want to play the short when they chopped it all up for the radio but that s a complete version beautiful song I don t know if it s jazz or blues and I don t care you know it could be either side of the billing and at the Jazz and Blues Festival which is coming up this weekend that s why I m playing these songs that are going to get you in the mood for that kind of music once more it s time for me to remind you that sucks not to rock is underwritten by seconds 1st and that you are tuned to k.d. G v LP Guerneville and you want to stay here seconds 1st is a store that s located at 16365 Main Street right here in Greenville on the river side of the street under a village signs. With built up signs I ll get that right village shops is what the sign says on the riverside of our street and seconds 1st has a selection of clothing for man and for women both ne
And 5 f.m. K.k. Or undone or 3 you re listening to k.k. R.n. Ok don t round mouth any point 5 f.m. . Continue in our last little while on forms and feelings on I m Jim better you d like to contact me you can do so at my email address forms and feelings at the mail dot com Let s continue with someone who I have thought about a lot over the course of my love and that is guitarist Pat Martino who recently celebrated a birthday is a phenomenal and inspiring guitar voice in this history of jazz and we almost lost him many years ago after he had a brain aneurysm it is startling and amazing that he and also inspiring that he has come back from this and is playing with a fire and creativity that is as if he never left and that is just remarkable it s a miracle and says a lot about the mysteries of the brain Pat Martino from the album think tank is how we choose to celebrate his musical life and we ll listen to the trial track this was recorded with Joe Lovano Gonzalo Rubel Kaba Krista McBride