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My daily dose. The Rippingtons, Moonlighting (album)

Connie Francis Breaking In A Brand New Broken Heart (1961)

Lee Dorsey Ya Ya (1961)

Brenda Lee Emotions (1961)

Timi Yuro Hurt (1961)

Buzz Clifford Babby Sitting Boogie (1961)

Bob Moore Mexico ((1961)

Lonnie Donegan Does Your Chewing Gum Loose Its Flavor (On The Bed Post Overnight) 1961

Jive Five My True Story (1961)

Dick & Dee Dee The Mountains High (1961)

Elvis Presley Little Sister (1961)

Connie Francis Together (1961)

The Shirells Mama Said (1961)

Faron Young Hello Walls (1961)

Ral Donner You Don't Know What You Got (1961)

Brook Benton Think Twice (1961)

Ben E King Spanish Harlem (1961)

Billy Squier The Stroke

King Crimson The Court Of The Crimson King

Boney James used to play the bigger bars and restaurants in the LA area in the '90's. The local smooth jazz station would always broadcast live from those places so I got to listen to alot of his music back then. He has come a long way with his sound.

Arthur Lyman Yellow Bird (1961)

Gene Mcdaniels Tower Of Strength (1961)

Clarance Frogman Henry I Don't Know But I Do (1961)

Gladys Knight & The Pips Every Beat Of My Heart (1961)

Bobby Watson, Continuum was released on October 2, 2026. "From his years as a Jazz Messenger with Art Blakey through decades leading his own Horizon group, alto saxophonist Bobby Watson has remained a vital force in contemporary jazz. He has long embraced the vision and responsibility of nurturing the next generation, welcoming fresh voices while remaining firmly rooted in the values of his music." You can read the rest of the review here...