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Lester Young Quartet - Just You, Just Me Released: 1944 Genre: Jazz Tenor Saxophone: Lester Young "Although many of his recordings in the 1950s were excellent, showing a greater emotional depth than in his earlier days, Lester Young was bothered by the fact that some of his white imitators were making much more money than he was. 1956's Jazz Giants album found him in peak form. Also, a well documented engagement in Washington, D.C. with a quartet and a last reunion with Count Basie at the 1957 Newport Jazz Festival." See Previous Song of the Day 

Electric Light Orchestra - Witness Release on: October 10, 2014 Genre: Electronic Released on: ElopartII album "Electric Light Orchestra II was where Jeff Lynne started rebuilding the sound of Electric Light Orchestra following the departure of Roy Wood from the original lineup. It was as personal an effort as Lynne had ever made in music, showcasing his work as singer, songwriter, guitarist, sometime synthesizer player, and producer." See Previous Song of the Day

Magazine - The Burden Of A Song Duration: 4:31 Released in: 2011 Released on: The Burden Of A Song album "Magazine is an English rock band formed in 1977 in Manchester, England by singer Howard Devoto and guitarist John McGeoch. Devoto decided to create a more progressive rock band. The original lineup of Magazine was composed of Devoto, McGeoch, Barry Adamson on bass, Bob Dickinson on keyboards and Martin Jackson on drums." See Previous Song of the Day

Jeff Beck - Club Work Released on: June 15, 1994 Genre: Spoken Word Published by: Solar Flare "In 1970, after Jeff Beck had regained his health, he set about forming a band with the drummer Cozy Powell and producer Mickie Most. They flew to the United States and recorded several tracks at Motown's famed Studio A in Hitsville U.S.A., but the results remained unreleased. By April 1971 Beck had completed the line up of this new group with guitarist, vocalist Bobby Tench, keyboard player Max Middleton, and bassist Clive Chaman." See Previous Song of the Day 

Iggy Pop - Free Composed by: Dylan Thomas and Sarah Lipstate Genre: Rock Released in: September 6, 2019 "In 25 years as a solo artist, Iggy Pop's best known songs have included the thumping Lust for Life, to be heard on the soundtrack of the find a vein, shoot it up movie Trainspotting, I'm Bored and The Passenger. David Bowie played a key role in reinvigorating Pop's post Stooges career and was a collaborator on the albums Lust for Life and The Idiot." See Previous Song of the Day 

Coco Montoya - Trip, Stumble And Fall Released on:  Guitar Blues 101 album  Written by: Stephen Bruton Released in: 2002 "Coco Montoya is an American blues guitarist and drummer. In the 1970's, he played drums in Albert Collins band where he was taught new guitar techniques. Montoya plays guitar left handed and joined a 1980's version of John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers." See Previous Song of the Day

Swing Out Sister - Notgonnachange Released in: 1992 Genre: Synth Pop Duration: 4:17 H "Swing Out Sister began as a studio based partnership between keyboardist Andy Connell and drummer Martin Jackson in 1985. The duo were producing electro tracks and attained underground success. This activity triggered interest from Phonogram / Mercury Records." See Previous Song of the Day