WA2K Radio is now on the air, Part 3

I certainly do remember Herman Melville.
I never saw that movie version of Moby Dick, only the old Gregory Peck one.


BB has trust issues.


B.B. King – “Never Trust A Woman”

Here's another king, dear friend.

I used this one to teach my students:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vDWWy4CMhE

The tropical storm left Florrida.

Did I Chase you off my Christian friend? History is always a mystery.

I believe your birthday guy was Francis Scott Key.


This band was formed in Cambridge Mass.
The song was originally done by Steely Dan.


Push Stars – “Bad Sneakers”

Indeed it was, dear friend. Push Stars wads great.

Saying good afternoon with a great Canadian jazz man doing Just One of those things:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EisC-ahmo7c

From Letty with love and more hope.

Rainbow's "Street of Dreams" sounded ominous. Good song, though.


This, on the other hand, is up-tempo and jazzy.


Bryan Ferry – “The Way You Look Tonight”

Hi Letty, were you a music teacher?

Hi Youghal,
G'day Miss Letty &Co.

I'll play this one in memory of Fran O'Toole and the great Miami Showband.
Their anniversary was a few days ago.

Love is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRnKGMCURVA

Hey, eurocelticyankee, good to see ya.


Starting my morning off with Lady Soul.


Aretha Franklin – “Chain Of Fools”

Hiya George,
Playing great sounds my man. Love Aretha and good ol' John Revolta.

Johnny Cash - Ghost riders
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mynzbmrtp9I

Great to see all of you here in our Florida radio station.

Ah, my Christian friend George, that's the way I separated
you from dear euroGeorge. He is the only wonderful performer
from the Emerald Isle.

Loved Just the Way you look tonight.

Hope you all enjoyed Oscar Peterson's song. It's very unusual
for him to play guitar when he does most of his songs on piano.

Glitterbag, yes, I taught my students using the evolution of music, and they
loved it. Here's Olivier do a good morning song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxHAa_O0xII

Now, The Browns:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uewSdbxyHc8

Hope I didn't miss any of my friends contributions.

I've loved "Ghost Riders" since we used to sing it in school.


I like this guy's advice.


Michael Franti & Spearhead – “Once A Day”

"Just One of Those Things" has so many versions, so may ways to play.

"We twinkle below."
Some mornings are twinklier than others.


Here's my favorite redhead.


Bonnie Raitt – “Love Letter”

I hope we continue to twinkle, dear friend.

Going to say good afternoon now with one to match yours:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WTlisjbvPY

Hope Letty feels better tomorrow

but the love to all of you is still there.

The Browns are always a pleasure to listen to.


Here's a different style, but also a good listen.


Al Green – “I Can’t Get Next To You”

First time I heard Patsy Cline singing "Love Letters in the Sand".
She owned it.


Here's the Duke.


Duke Ellington – “C Jam Blues”

One for the evening


JJ Grey & Mofro – “Six Ways From Sunday”

Signing off some early Si & Gar


Simon & Garfunkel -- Bleecker Street

Etienne Daho, ex-king of the French cold wave.