Nat "King" Cole - Sweet Lorraine
 

Maroon 5 - Shiver
 

Ella Fitzgerald - I've grown accustomed to Hys face
 

:rose:

Dizzy - Tin Tin Deo
 

Dizzy Gillespie-trumpet (?)
John Coltrane-tenor sax
Milt Jackson-vibraphone
Kenny Burrell-guitar
Percy Health-bass
Recorded in 1/3/1951 in Detroit. :)

Gillespie's most famous contributions to Afro-Cuban music are the compositions "Manteca" and "Tin Tin Deo" (both co-written with Chano Pozo); he was responsible for commissioning George Russell's "Cubano Be, Cubano Bop", which featured the great but ill-fated Cuban conga player, Chano Pozo.

Kenney Burrell - Chitlin Con Carne
 

Kenny Burrell - guitar
Stanley Turrentine - tenor sax
Major Holley - bass
Bill English - drums
Ray Barretto - conga

From the 1963 album "Midnight Blue"

...every night is a New Year's Eve.
 

Jimmy Smith - Midnight Special
 

My coffee brewing.........................

a sweet melody, like some
 

and then
 

Jimmy Hughes - Steal Away
 

O.V. Wright - You're Gonna Make Me Cry
 

Diane Rehm - Jimmy Carter “A Full Life: Reflections At Ninety”
 

Jimmy Carter: “A Full Life: Reflections At Ninety”

From the Diane Rehm Show website:
Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, is now 90 years old. In a new memoir, he reflects on his life and the personal moments that changed him. He details the racism he witnessed growing up in Archery, Georgia. He describes how he tried to be more of an equal partner to his wife of 69 years, Rosalynn. But he also talks frankly about politics and the strengths and weaknesses of various U.S. presidents — and laments that positive relationships with some world leaders have deteriorated in recent years. Former President Jimmy Carter joins us to talk about race relations, money in politics, diplomacy, women leaders, and marriage.

I wish somebody would....
 

Love it, but Mick seriously cracks me up at the beginning. Lol

I've had this one stuck in my head all day...

For an old love on his day ...