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Songs With A Persons Name

The first tune of thos set is called King George IV. This is one of my favorite Irish flute performances.

 
This Houston-based band made its name in the late 80s and 90s as part of the "cumbia norteña" trend that made Selena famous.

Fito Olivares y la Pura Sabrosura seemed to have a penchant for name-based songs: "Juana la cubana", "La güera Salomé", "La negra Catalina".

 
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'but im talkin 'bout shaft, John Shaft...'


bee-yooo-ti-ful sounds right thar.
mr hayes was something else. some years back (15?) at that kinda diner at mohegan, and around 2-3am, i walk in to get a bite, and who do you think is settin there? i say something like 'hey chef! u a great dude! thanks for all ur stuff!' looks at me, smiles, says 'what?' im like, 'ur great, gandy! i luv that rockford files show, and shaft is one of the nicest sounding tunes, ever!' he smiles again, and sez something like 'i saw u at the tables, have a seat...'
we talked for a bit, 'dude! soul man is a timeless classic!' and such. as fine a guy as there was, rip mr hayes, u brought a lot of joy to people on ur journey.
Isaac Hayes - Wikipedia 14 kids!

ya can meet a lot of interesting folks at a casino, especially in the wee hours.
 
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