cool, I'm just saving up for a HAM Radio over here...

King Curtis - Jeep's Blues (1960)

Gene Ammons "Hittin' The Jug" (NJ, June 16, 1960)

Gene Ammons : Twisting The Jug (with Joe Newman & Jack McDuff)

Gene Ammons: The Jungle Boss

Sonny Stitt - Blues Greasy
Recorded in 1957. Personnel: Sonny Stitt (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Bobby Timmons (piano); Edgar Willis (bass guitar); Kenny Dennis (drums)

Gene Ammons - Stormy Monday Blues

Bobby Timmons with Johnny Lytle- "Lela"

Bobby Timmons - So Tired (Trio)

Hank Mobley-Soul Station

The Diamonds- Stroll - 1958

Jimmy Mcgriff - The Bird

Cannonball Adderley - Jive Samba - 1963

Cannonball Adderley -Mercy, Mercy, Mercy

Jesus Christ Superstar - Superstar

Day by Day by the Fifth Dimension

The 5th Dimension ~ Aquarius / Let the Sunshine In

The 5th Dimension - Stoned Soul Picnic

The Gaylettes - Groovin'

The Mohawks - Baby Hold On

Tony Joe White with Shelby Lynne - Can't Go Back Home

Mighty Sam McClain A Change is Gonna Come (live at the Stone Church in Newmarket)

Tony Joe White : Rainy Night In Georgia

Ray Jalbert- Creole Kings Comp

Mighty Sam McClain and Mahsa Vahdat - Imprints

I like a lot of the old standards, going back to the early and mid 1900's, when I think most of the great songs/melodies were written, but I think that no one in history has penned more great -- melodically -- songs than this guy. Amazing when you factor in his mastery of the hard electric stuff also:

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Pink Floyd - Have a Cigar - YouTube