George Jones "Amazing Grace" To Be Released Sept. 10

News on an upcoming, posthumous George Jones gospel album entitled "Amazing Grace".  Here's the story from Music News Nashville.

http://www.musicnewsnashville.com/george-jones-amazing-grace-to-be-released-sept-10

The Charlie Daniels Band "Bottom Line"

An '80s love ballad, southern style, by The Charlie Daniels Band.  This is called "Bottom Line", and it was performed live/recorded in the mid 1980s.  Oh, around 1985, '86 or so.  The tune was released on the "Powder Keg" album.

J.J. Cale, Tom Petty, & Mike Campbell: Santa Monica, California: March 28th, 2009

Yet another J.J. Cale tribute.  Take a listen to this show.  J.J. and his band, with guests Tom Petty and Mike Campbell from The Heartbreakers, recorded on March 28th, 2009.

http://www.panicstream.net/vault/jj-cale-w-tom-petty-3282009-santa-monica-ca/

Here's the set list.

J.J. CALE
w/ Special Guests Tom Petty & Mike Campbell
McCabe’s Guitar Shop
Santa Monica, CA
Saturday, March 28, 2009

01. guitar solo
02. Out of Style
03. Low Down
04. Don’t Cry Sister
05. Since You Said Goodbye
06. Magnolia
07. Walt’s Boogie
08. Roll On
09. instrumental (t-bone walker)
10. Petty & Campbell join the band
11. Crazy Mama
12. After Midnight
13. I’d Like to Love You Baby (Petty – vocals)
14. Thirteen Days
15. Tijuana
16. Cocaine
17. Call Me the Breeze
18. I’ll Make Love to you Anytime
19. Travelin’ Light

THE BAND:

J.J. Cale – guitar & vocals
Bill Raffensperger – bass
Walt Richmond – keys
David Teegarden – drums/percussion
James Cruce – drums/percussion

SPECIAL GUESTS:

Tom Petty – guitar & vocals
Mike Campbell – guitar
Skip Knape – keys (on “Cocaine”)

Eric Clapton & J.J. Cale "River Runs Deep"

One of the last great tunes Eric Clapton and J.J. Cale did together.  "River Runs Deep", from Clapton's 2010 self-titled album.  Love the horns on this one.

Skip's Spotify Sunday 7-28-13

Little Feat "Kickin' It At The Barn"

1. Night On The Town
2. Heaven Forsaken
3. I'd Be Lyin'
4. Corazones Y Sombras
5. Walking As Two
6. In A Town Like This
7. Fighting The Mosquito Wars
8. Stomp
9. Why Don't It Look Like The Way That It Talk
10. I Do What The Telephone Tells Me To Do
11. Bill's River Blues

Little Feat "Rocky Mountain Jam"

1. Marginal Creatures
2. One Clear Moment/Sunday Jam
3. Rocket In My Pocket
4. Spanish Moon/Skin It Back
5. Dixie Chicken
6. Feats Don't Fail Me Now

Little Feat "Join The Band"

1. Fat Man In The Bathtub (feat. Sonny Landreth: slide guitar, & Dave Matthews: vocals)
2. Something In The Water (feat. Bob Seger: vocals)
3. Dixie Chicken (feat. Sonny Landreth: slide guitar, & Vince Gill: guitar & vocals)
4. See You Later Alligator
5. Champion Of The World (feat. Jimmy Buffett: vocals)
6. The Weight (The Band, cover) (feat. Bela Fleck: banjo)
7. Don't Ya Just Know It (Huey "Piano" Smith, cover)
8. Time Loves A Hero (feat. Jimmy Buffett: vocals)
9. Willin' (feat. Brooks & Dunn: vocals)
10. This Land Is Your Land (Woody Guthrie cover) (feat. Mike Gordon: vocals)
11. Oh Atlanta (feat. Chris Robinson: vocals)
12. Spanish Moon (feat. Vince Gill: guitar & vocals)
13. Trouble (feat. Inara George: vocals)
14. Sailin' Shoes (feat. Emmylou Harris: vocals, Bela Fleck: banjo, & Sam Bush: mandolin) 

Little Feat "Rooster Rag"

1. Candyman Blues
2. Rooster Rag
3. A Church Falling Down
4. Salome
5. One Breath At A Time
6. Just A Fever
7. Rag Top Down
8. Way Down Under
9. Jamaica Will Break Your Heart
10. Tattooed Girl
11. The Blues Keep Coming
12. Mellow Down Easy

The Winery Dogs "The Winery Dogs"

1. Elevate
2. Desire
3. We Are One
4. I'm No Angel
5. The Other Side
6. You Saved Me
7. Not Hopeless
8. One More Time
9. Damaged
10. Six Feet Deeper
11. Time Machine
12. The Dying
13. Regret

J.J. Cale "Magnolia"

Another J.J. Cale classic.  This tune is, "Magnolia".  Check out the additional news article added to the previous post of Cale jamming with Eric Clapton.  Rest In Peace, J.J.

In memoriam: J.J. Cale

Great performance by J.J. Cale and Eric Clapton from the first Crossroads Guitar Festival at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas, in 2004.  The two of them jammed on Cale's classic numbers, "After Midnight" (a staple of Clapton's catalog), and "Call Me The Breeze", which was covered most famously by Lynyrd Skynyrd, and other bands.  But, sad news to report with this post.  J.J. Cale, the great Tulsa, Oklahoma songwriter, has passed away at the age of 74.  Yours truly LOVED and will continue to love his music, and has blogged an entire album of his great songs.  A truly unique songwriter, and though a man to shy away from the spotlight, still a respected figure in the music world.  Rest In Peace, J.J. Cale.

Here is an article on his passing, via USA Today
http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/music/2013/07/27/jj-cale-clapton-skynyrd/2592351/

The Roots & Buddy Guy, "Messin' With The Kid"

Check out this jam.  It's The Roots, and Buddy Guy, playing Junior Wells' classic tune (as Guy played as a duo with Wells during the 1960s and '70s), called "Messin' With The Kid" 

http://www.latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/video/buddy-guy-and-the-roots-messin-with-the-kid/n39310/

Island "Pictures" full album

This is a wild record by a group called Island, and was released in 1977.  Very Gentle Giant-esque in it's sound.  The record is called "Pictures".  The quartet band lineup for Island, is:

Benjamin Jager: lead vocals & percussion
Guge Jurg Meier: drums, gongs & percussion
Peter Scherer: keyboards, pedal-bass, voice crotales
Rene Fisch: saxophone, clarinet, flute, triangle & voices

Here's the track listing

1. Introduction
2. Zero
3. Pictures
4. Herold And King/Dloreh
5. Here And Now
6. Empty Bottles

Check it out.

Eric Clapton & Buddy Guy, 1987

A 1987 jam session with Eric Clapton and Buddy Guy.  Two shows are documented here.  There is audio from Ronnie Scott's Club, and a video from a broadcast called The South Bank Show.  Dig this!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=kFJt0FemHes#at=229

Bob James & David Sanborn "Deep In The Weeds"

Groovy new tune by Bob James and David Sanborn.  This one is called, "Deep In The Weeds".

Son House "John The Revelator"

Son House singing his great tune, "John The Revelator" a capella, keeping time doing a hambone thing by patting his leg in rhythm.  Here's what hambone, or Juba dance, is all about. 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juba_dance

Allman Brothers Band "Stormy Monday" @ H.O.R.D.E. Fest, circa 1993

Great blues jam on "Stormy Monday" by The Allman Brothers at the 1993 H.O.R.D.E. Festival.  Dickey Betts was ill.  So, the great Jimmy Herring, (who currently plays with Widespread Panic of course), sits in on guitar, and John Popper, of Blues Traveler fame, blows some good harp on this version, too.  Check it out.

Skip's Spotify Sunday 7-21-13

Little Feat "Let It Roll"

1. Hate To Lose Your Lovin'
2. One Clear Moment
3. Cajun Girl
4. Hangin' On To The Good Times
5. Listen To Your Heart
6. Let It Roll
7. Long Time Till I Get Over You
8. Business As Usual
9. Changin' Luck
10. Voices On The Wind

Little Feat "Representing The Mambo"

1. Texas Twister
2. Daily Grind
3. Representing The Mambo
4. Woman In Love
5. Rad Gumbo
6. Teenage Warrior
7. That's Her, She's Mine
8. Feelin's All Gone
9. Those Feat'll Steer Ya Wrong Sometimes
10. The Ingenue
11. Silver Screen

Little Feat "Ain't Had Enough Fun"

1. Drivin' Blind
2. Blue Jean Blues
3. Cadillac Hotel
4. Romance Without Finance
5. Big Bang Theory
6. Cajun Rage
7. Heaven's Where You Find It
8. Borderline Blues
9. All That You Can Stand
10. Rock & Roll Everynight
11. Shakeytown
12. Ain't Had Enough Fun
13. That's A Pretty Good Love

Little Feat "Under The Radar"

1. Home Ground
2. Eden's Wall
3. A Distant Thunder
4. Hoy Hoy
5. Under The Radar
6. Vale Of Tears
7. Loco Motives
8. Ferocious Morning
9. Voiceless Territory (Intro To Falling Through The Worlds)
10. Falling Through The Worlds
11. The Blues Don't Tell It All
12. I Got Happiness
13. Calling The Children Home

Little Feat "Chinese Work Songs"

1. Rag Mama Rag (The Band cover)
2. Eula
3. Bed Of Roses
4. Sample In A Jar
5. Just Another Sunday
6. Gimme A Stone
7. Rio Esperanza
8. Tattoo Heart
9. Marginal Creatures
10. Chinese Work Songs
11. It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry (Bob Dylan cover)

Little Feat "Ripe Tomatoes"

Disc 1

1. Teenage Nervous Breakdown
2. Cold Cold Cold/Dixie Chicken
3. The Fan
4. Cat Fever
5. Texas Rose Cafe
6. Lafayette Railroad
7. Apolitical Blues
8. Tripe Face Boogie
9. Down Below The Borderline
10. That's Her She's Mine
11. Daily Grind
12. Hangin' On To The Good Times
13. Feelin's All Gone
14. Silver Screen
15. The Ingenue
16. The Ingenue - Acoustic

Disc 2

1. Loved And Lied To
2. Under The Radar
3. Cadillac Hotel
4. Ain't Had Enough Fun
5. Vale Of Tears
6. Eden's Wall
7. Voices On The Wind
8. This Land Is Your Land
9. Blue Jean Blues
10. I Got Happiness

John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers (feat. Eric Clapton) "Steppin' Out"

Check out Eric Clapton in his early days of becoming one of the modern guitar greats.  This is the tune "Steppin' Out", performed with John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers, circa 1966.  Great organ licks played by Mayall, and, of course, horns are all over it, too.

Buddy Guy & Jimi Hendrix: Jam Session

Rare and epic jam session, featuring Buddy Guy and Jimi Hendrix.  The horns really enhance the listening experience.  Fun to see and hear these two trading licks.

John McLaughlin "My Favorite Things"

John McLaughlin playing "My Favorite Things" from The Sound of Music which was also made famous in the jazz world by John Coltrane.  He performs in a trio with Joey DeFrancesco on Hammond B3 and Dennis Chambers, on drums.

Tedeschi Trucks Band Co-Headlining Tour w/The Black Crowes

THIS would be something to see!  Starting in a day and a half.  Too bad these cats will not be performing in the Twin Cities.  Oh well.  Yours truly has seen the Black Crowes twice before, and Derek Trucks, on three occasions, (twice with the Allman Brothers, and once, with Eric Clapton).  Should be an epic run of shows, though.

http://www.gratefulweb.com/articles/tedeschi-trucks-band-co-headling-tour-w-black-crowes

BREAKING: T-Model Ford Has Passed Away

Sad news about the passing of another blues legend.  Delta blues singer/guitarist James Lewis Carter, known by his stage name "T-Model Ford". 

http://www.americanbluesscene.com/2013/07/breaking-t-model-ford-has-passed-away/?fb_comment_id=fbc_400393643414098_2058660_400651966721599#f14c78d8f640234

Rest In Peace, T-Model Ford.

Gregg Allman; A Blues Scholar With A Lifetime Of Rock Royalty

Great article on Gregg Allman from the website American Blues Scene.

http://www.americanbluesscene.com/2013/06/gregg-allman-a-blues-scholar-with-a-lifetime-of-rock-royalty/

Gov't Mule 'Shout' Out to All-Stars On New Album

News about some duets on a second version of the new Gov't Mule album called "Prepare To Shout".  Check this out.

http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/1569443/govt-mule-shout-out-to-all-stars-on-new-album

Skip's Spotify Sunday 7-14-13

Little Feat "Little Feat"

1. Snakes On Everything
2. Strawberry Flats
3. Truck Stop Girl
4. Brides Of Jesus
5. Willin'
6. Hamburger Midnight
7. Forty Four Blues/How Many More Years
8. Crack In Your Door
9. I've Been The One
10. Takin' My Time
11. Crazy Captain Gunboat Willie

Little Feat "Sailin' Shoes"

1. Easy To Slip
2. Cold, Cold, Cold
3. Trouble
4. Tripe Face Boogie
5. Willin'
6. A Apolitical Blues
7. Sailin' Shoes
8. Teenage Nervous Breakdown
9. Got No Shadow
10. Cat Fever
11. Texas Rose Cafe

Little Feat "Dixie Chicken"

1. Dixie Chicken
2. Two Trains
3. Roll Um Easy
4. On Your Way Down
5. Kiss It Off
6. Fool Yourself
7. Walkin' All Night
8. Fat Man In The Bathtub
9. Juliette
10. Lafayette Railroad

Little Feat "Feats Don't Fail Me Now"

1. Rock And Roll Doctor
2. Oh, Atlanta
3. Skin It Back
4. Down The Road
5. Spanish Moon
6. Feats Don't Fail Me Now
7. The Fan
8. Medley: Cold Cold Cold, Tripe Face Boogie

Little Feat "The Last Record Album"

1. Romance Dance
2. All That You Dream (feat. Linda Ronstadt: vocals)
3. Long Distance Love
4. Day Or Night
5. One Love Stand
6. Down Below The Borderline
7. Somebody's Leavin'
8. Mercenary Territory

Little Feat "Time Loves A Hero"

1. Hi Roller
2. Time Loves A Hero
3. Rocket In My Pocket
4. Day At The Dog Races
5. Old Folks Boogie
6. Red Steamliner
7. New Delhi Freight Train
8. Keepin' Up With The Joneses
9. Missin' You

Little Feat "Waiting For Columbus [Live]"

1. Join The Band
2. Fat Man In The Bathtub
3. All That You Dream
4. Oh, Atlanta
5. Old Folks' Boogie
6. Time Loves A Hero
7. Day Or Night
8. Mercenary Territory
9. Spanish Moon
10. Dixie Chicken
11. Tripe Face Boogie
12. Rocket In My Pocket
13. Willin'
14. Don't Bogart That Joint
15. A Apolitical Blues
16. Sailin' Shoes
17. Feats Don't Fail Me Now

Little Feat "Down On The Farm"

1. Down On The Farm
2. Six Feet Of Snow
3. Perfect Imperfection
4. Kokomo
5. Be One Now
6. Straight From The Heart
7. Front Page News
8. Wake Up Dreaming
9. Feel The Groove

Little Feat "Hoy-Hoy!"

1. Rocket In My Pocket
2. Rock And Roll Doctor
3. Skin It Back (Live Outtake)
4. Easy To Slip
5. Red Streamliner
6. Lonesome Whistle
7. Front Page News
8. The Fan
9. Forty-Four Blues
10. Teenage Nervous Breakdown
11. Teenage Nervous Breakdown (Live)
12. Framed
13. Strawberry Flats
14. Gringo
15. Over The Edge
16. Two Trains
17. China White
18. All That You Dream
19. Feats Don't Fail Me Now

 

Al di Meola "She's Leaving Home"

New music video from Al di Meola World Sinfonia, for a song called "She's Leaving Home".  Check it out.

Tedeschi Trucks Band "Angel From Montgomery" & "Sugaree" feat. Grace Potter

A fabulous performance here by the Tedeschi Trucks Band, of a medley of songs including "Angel From Montgomery" by John Prine and "Sugaree" by The Grateful Dead, featuring guest vocalist, Grace Potter.  Sweetness!  This is truly awesome!

Phish "Tweezer"/"Sand"

A song medley by the jam band, Phish.  This is "Tweezer", followed by, "Sand".  It was performed in Saratoga Springs, New York, on July 6th, 2013, so, not quite a week ago.  Much like String Cheese Incident, these guys are definitely in it to groove.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ESStB_s-9M4

Lee Roy Parnell "A Little Bit of You"

Another cool Lee Roy Parnell number, called, "A Little Bit Of You".

concert review: Pharaoh Sanders @ The Dakota 7-8-13 (late show)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Fmg_4cDiGo

Pharaoh Sanders' show at The Dakota last night (July 8th), was an awakening into not only a new artist, but kind of a new realm of jazz.  Here's what the preview looked like.
http://www.dakotacooks.com/event/pharoah-sanders-2/2013-07-08/

As the legendary tenor saxophonist performed with his quartet band, that also had piano, drums, and upright bass, the music flowed effortlessly from all involved and the magic of this music was especially felt on his signature tune, "The Creator Has A Master Plan".  Sanders is normally known for serious and extreme use of overblowing technique on his tenor saxophone, which can become very screechy and harsh at times.

But, in the live setting, he played with vigor, and yet, in a more subdued, tasteful manner, pleasurable to the listener's ear.  The band jammed on one or two numbers very seriously.  But, "The Creator Has A Master Plan" also involved audience participation, with Sanders leading the audience in call and response of hummed parts of the song.  Above, is a link to a part of this tune, which in it's original form, takes up 33 minutes.  The video shows about eleven minutes worth, or less, which may be enough to showcase it.  Haven't found any YouTube material with the whole tune on it.  Do listen to the record if you have a chance.  However, for my taste, the live performance last night, was extremely well executed.

This marked Sanders' first performance in the Twin Cities in 15 years.  Sanders' music really and truly has to be experienced by a listener to be fully understood.  There are mysteries in it, that only his playing can reveal.   

Skip's Spotify Sunday 7-7-13

Kazumi Watanabe "Guitar Renaissance IV"

1. Eleanor Rigby
2. Tamayura
3. Sarabande
4. Spain
5. Nardis
6. Despierte la Novia
7. Prologue
8. Nana de Sevilla
9. Las Morivllas de Jaen
10. Crescent
11. Blood Escape
12. Jamming Iberico
13. Celebracion Blanca
14. (El Amor Brujo) Cancion del Fuego Fatuo-Danza
15. Romance

Kazumi Watanabe "Mo' Bop III"

1. Emboss
2. Somewhere In Time
3. Tiger Beam
4. Lawns
5. Dragon Secret
6. Godd Fellows
7. Infancia
8. Stolen Moments
9. Manhattan Flue Dance

Kazumi Watanabe "Jazz Impression"

1. Route 65
2. All The Things You Are
3. Impressions
4. Meteor
5. Four On Six
6. A Child Is Born
7. El Dorado
8. Venetian
9. Cool K
10. Hot K
11. Inner Wind

Kazumi Watanabe "Guitar Renaissance"

1. Prelude From Suite For Unaccompanied Cello N. 1 BWV 1007
2. Across The Universe
3. Medley: Django/Minor Swing
4. Wave B.A.C.H.
5. Pavane pour une infante defunte
6. Sayonara
7. Passy Home
8. Tamago No Jikan for Takemitsu
9. Waltz For Debby
10. Paper Blues
11. Milestones
12. Se tu della mia morte

Bob James "Three"

1. One Mint Julep (Rudy Toombs/The Clovers cover: instrumental)
2. Women of Ireland
3. Westchester Lady
4. Storm King
5. Jamaica Farewell

Bob James "Heads"

1. Heads
2. We're All Alone
3. I'm In You
4. Night Crawler
5. You Are So Beautiful
6. One Loving Night

Bob James "Sign Of The Times"

1. Hypnotique
2. The Steamin' Feelin'
3. Enchanted Forest
4. Unicorn
5. Sing Of The Times
6. Love Power

Bob James "Hands Down"

1. Spunky
2. Macumba
3. Shamboozie
4. Janus
5. Roberta
6. It's Only Me

Bob James "Foxie"

1. Ludwig
2. Calaban
3. Fireball
4. Zebra Man
5. Miranda
6. Marco Polo

Bob James & David Sanborn "Double Vision"

1. Maputo
2. More Than Friends
3. Moon Tune
4. Since I Fell For You (feat. Al Jarreau: vocals)
5. It's You
6. Never Enough
7. You Don't Know Me

Bob James "Playin' Hooky"

1. Playing With Fire
2. Mind Games
3. The River Runs
4. Organza
5. Hook, Line & Sinker
6. Glass Hearts
7. Night Sky
8. Do It Again
9. Love Is Where
10. Are You Ready

Bob James "Joy Ride"

1. Take Me There
2. Raise The Roof
3. It's All Right
4. Swingset
5. Joyride
6. What's Up
7. Fly By
8. The First Time
9. Strollin'
10. Sweet Talk Me Now
11. Trade Winds
12. Bisso Baba

Bob James "Dancing On The Water"

1. Alone Together (feat. Joe Sample) *piano duet
2. The Green Hour
3. Bogie's Boogie
4. Altair & Vega (feat. Keiko Matsui) *piano duet
5. Hum Drum
6. Last Night When We Were Young (feat. Dave Holland: upright bass)
7. Dancing On The Water (feat. Chuck Loeb: guitar)
8. Modesty
9. Tapawingo (feat. Joe Sample) *piano duet
10. Autumn Nocturne (feat. Dave Holland: upright bass)
11. Duo Oto Subito

*Posting this a day late.  But, it still counts for yesterday.

Luther Allison "Cherry Red Wine"

Here is some down and dirty blues for y'all.  Luther Allison, testifies it on the tune "Cherry Red Wine".  Burn it up, man!  Let 'er rip!

Twin Cities Jazz Festival

A brief review of the Twin Cities Jazz Festival, by The Jazz Police, a blog that was mentioned here, in June.

http://www.jazzpolice.com/content/view/10766/79/

Joe Cocker "High Time We Went"

Check out this performance by Joe Cocker of one of his most well known tunes.  Cocker performs a rousing version of "High Time We Went".  

Nathan East "America The Beautiful"

One more Independence Day musical tribute, fans.  Nathan East, plays "America The Beautiful" on bass.  The lyrics scroll in the video, too. Dig it.

Jimi Hendrix "The Star Spangled Banner"

Here is Jimi Hendrix' legendary rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner".  Happy Independence Day!

Hound Dog Taylor "She's Gone"

Check out this gem from 1970.  This is Hound Dog Taylor and the House Rockers, playing their tune, "She's Gone".  Nice blues groove!

The Music of Jaco Pastorius

Check out this Jaco Pastorius tribute done by the WDR Big Band in Koln, Germany, featuring conductor Vince Mendoza, Victor Bailey on bass, and Peter Erskine on drums.

The set list is in the posting on the Weather Report page.  Here's the link.

http://weatherreportmusic.com/the-swirl?from-fb&itemId=1058999115&via-minty-link=1334423918&popup-minty=1058999115&already-directed=yes&from-fb=yes

Brian Auger's Oblivion Express

Check out another wizard of the Hammond B3 organ.  This is Brian Auger, and his band, Oblivion Express.  There are two videos.  One is linked in as a video.  Not sure of that song's title.  The other, is a tune called "Indian Rope Man", and can be found at the link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcioiWKV5pU&feature=player_detailpage

Auger is incredible!  Probably the FASTEST Hammond B3 player I've seen.  Watch his hands.  Yikes!

Buddy Guy "Best In Town"

The first single from Buddy Guy's new record, "Rhythm & Blues", called "Best In Town".  Check it out.

David Sanborn & Friends - The Super Session (2001)

Click the link for a wicked gig!  This is David Sanborn & Friends... The Super Session, from 2001.  Check it out.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=_MAF-sKlt-U#at=532

01. Main Theme (David Sanborn Band)
02. Dirty Boulevard (Lou Reed)
03. Mary Don'T Take Me On No Bad Trip (Boz Scaggs)
04. Low Down (Boz Scaggs)
05. New York State Of Mind (Isaac Hayes)
06. Spooky (Isaac Hayes/Joan Osborne)
07. It'S On~craziest~feel Me Flow (Naughty By Nature)
08. Perfect Day (Lou Reed/Isaac Hayes)
09. St. James Infirmary (Dr. John)
10. People Make The World Go Round (All Friends)
11. Main Theme (David Sanborn Band)

The band features:
 
David Sanborn: alto saxophone
Marcus Miller: bass
Ricky Peterson: Hammond B3 organ, keyboards
David Gilmore: guitar
Gene Lake: drums
Don Alias: percussion