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David Stone Martin JATP

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Kiddie sing-along record

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Swinging Michel Legrand

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That’s O.R.G.A.N.

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Kokeshi Shindig

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“What me worry?”

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Bud Shank on Pacific Jazz

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Bossa Nova in Rio

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Bozo Approved

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The Green Hornet

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The Green Hornet (1966-67) was one of my favorite shows as a kid. With the young Bruce Lee as Kato. The swinging, soundtrack is by the great Nelson Riddle. The original theme song played by Al Hirt was used in tribute to Lee in the climactic fight scene of Kill Bill.

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