What's playing on the stereo? Part IV

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Where in the World are You

Where in the World are You by Great Lake Swimmers

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North Wind by Lakefield

North Wind by Lakefield

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These Guys are a Gem..

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Dire Straits - Industrial

Dire Straits - Industrial Disease

Always a pleasure to hear this song on the radio, I very rarely hear it played. Luckily today is "Two for Tuesday" so sometimes a commonly played song is paired up with an uncommon by the same group, instead of the usual "Geesh, they play the same stuff every freakin' day!!!".

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This Crowded Room by Freedom

This Crowded Room by Freedom or Death

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Tesla - Edison's Medicine

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Sweet Seventeen by Dirty

Sweet Seventeen by Dirty Beaches

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Cover Your Tracks by Young

Cover Your Tracks by Young Galaxy

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The Prime Minister's Daughter

The Prime Minister's Daughter by Library Voices

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Hi there KM. I'm working on

Hi there KM. I'm working on my project to upload all of my CD's to one of my computers...the one with the great sound system. Done nearly 600 already. I've even figured out how to add the cover art for all of these. I'm also adding to my collection of Jazz from the '50s; a period in my well-spent youth when I put in a lot of time in clubs in New York.

Right now I'm listening to the J.J. Johnson-Kai Winding quintet. Some amazing trombone work. Also adding songs by the 3 most well-known singers of that period:
June Christy, Chris Connor and Anita O'Day. Guess I'm undergoing an attack of nostalgia.

Hope all is well with you and that your Korean is becoming fluent.

Your fellow "Earian"
Jack

THE MOTHER OF FOOLS IS ALWAYS PREGNANT

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Beethoven Sinfonia Eroica, on

Beethoven Sinfonia Eroica, on Internet Radio3, RealPlayer, Linux.
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