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Big fish caught on video

He is really underrated in the US, cause if you travel outside of the country, he is everywhere, all over the place. But when we did that record together, then when he did the second album, Sacrifice, which I think came out last year, we ended up doing two big fish caught on video together; a cover, Circles, by Atlantic Star, and an original composition of mine called Home. I wanted to work with other people. By that time, the partners split and Junior Vasquez Music dissolved. So I was free and clear to do whatever it is I wanted to do, which is how my latest album, Leave It All Behind, happened. In the final half of the interview, I discuss Jasons latest album, Leave It All Behind, and the new EP, Live And Unplugged. Look for it next Sunday night, June You can purchase Jasons music on iTunes here and here, and here or here. You wont regret it for a moment! Dont forget to check out Jason on his official website here. As a big fan of Howard Jones and the music he makes, I can tell you how happy I was to hear he had new music coming out in late 200 When I heard this song, I was blown away. And it is perfect for Fathers Day, for it tells the Dads perspective on their children growing up. I found this song to be sweet, charming and moving, so so filled with Howards truth. So here is Soon Youll Go, from his Ordinary Heroes album. You can purchase Ordinary Heroes on iTunes here, and here. You can also find out more about Howard Jones on his official website found here. I was trying to think of big fish caught on video many times I saw Howard play in the 80s. Man, I loved his music. I still do. And would love to see him playing live again. Happy Fathers Day to all the daddies out there. To all of you, I dedicate Eartha Kitts My Heart Belongs To Daddy. Clockwise from Top Left: Lena Horne, Peggy Lee, Julie London, Anita ODay, Gladys Knight, and Etta James. With a nod to Fathers Day, I thought I would just compile a group of glorious lady torch singers, and let them tempt and tease their way over a drink and a smoke. Much of their music can conger up images of smokey clubs with a piano and a woman at the microphone, a little worn by the world. Men loved the torch singers the straight men wanted to sleep with them, the gay boys wanted to be them, with their hearts broken over some no-good thug. Drag Queens were them, often twice a night on the weekends.