Theo, don’t sell yourself short. Both are great driving songs in my book.

Robin, as long as your doctors aren’t saying the same thing you cue up whatever you’d like, Sounds like a very good collection.

Edith Piaf is always good…as is Ella Fitzgerald and my collection of “Songs That Got Us Through World War II” Frank Sinatra’s “In The Wee Small Hours” and champagne got me through many a lonesome night. Dave Brubeck, Miles Davis & John Coltrane are all old frieds.

Right now though, as the leaves change in the great state of Ohio, my music of choice is Harvest Home by Jay Ungar & Molly Mason; the soundtrack from Ken Burns’ Mark Twain and various area artists I’ve collected from local festivals over the years. They’ll never get a record deal but their music is sincere, pure and played with passion. This will be my daytime music through Thanksgiving.

Come evening, though, all bets are off!