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Welcome to the alternate universe that was in my ears in the late 80s/early 90s. The 22nd edition of my Beats, Jazz, & Soul mixtapes was a nod to the influence of the sounds that I found in the import bins while record shopping early on in my DJ career. Artists like Soul II Soul, Jamiroquai, Brand New Heavies, Sweetback (a band consisting of members of Sade's musicians/producers), and Loose Ends showed me that the jazzy soul groove sound, I thought, at the time, exclusive to black america went way beyond barriers of color and nationality. When I called this London Soul Classics, it was because when I made this, these kinds of songs were not that well received in a U.S. mainstream club environment, but were the jams in the 'underground' scenes...parties thrown by Giant Step in NYC or King Britt & friends in Philly, which usually had internationals in the audience. I'd heard, seen, read that people would dance to these kinds of songs in clubs in the UK that were as large as mainstream clubs in the U.S. - giving me hope that this music wasn't just for head nodding to in headphones or home listening, but for dancing as well. I learned that it took really free spirits to be able to let go to these kinds of sounds and those spirits are the spirits that I love and play to. In a way, this tape was positive and wishful thinking that someone from overseas would hear that I understood worldwide groove and extend an invitation to me to play there. The simple dreams of a DJ trying to make a mark. As you see in the photo, like the Brand New Heavies song Dream Come True http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HH5lEIhjOHY&feature=fvw - that dream DID come true. That's me on a curb and on a poster in London. Omar - Music For The Pipe Peter Brown - For Your Love Sweetback feat. Amel Larrieux - You Will Rise Sade - Keep Looking Sade - Siempre Hay Esperanza Loose Ends - A Little Spice The Brand New Heavies - Never Stop Soul II Soul - Back To Life Soul II Soul - Jazzy's Groove Deee-lite - Deee-lite Theme Him - BaDoPa Family Stand - You Don't Have To Worry Him - Starfruit & Green Tea Jamiroquai - When You Gonna Learn Soul II Soul - Dream's A Dream (A Night At The Opera) Loose Ends - Slow Down Soul II Soul - Fairplay Terence Trent Darby - Wishing Well Diana Brown & Barry K Sharpe - Masterplan D-Influence - Good Life D-Influence - Good Lover The Chimes - Heaven Jamiroquai - Space Cowboy Omar - Fallin

With a party that's much more sophisticated than the scenes depicted in the show, this season's party started with a nod to the grown folks in the cast. Later there were sounds for the new youthful cast members that Season 4 focused on. One of my strategies when playing is to get everyone in the room involved by touching them musically. Some think, reasonably so, that the older generation is irrelevant in a party scene...play that new stuff and the geezers just gotta deal (or are invisible). It's hard for me not to see people that I admire. If you've been here longer than me and you have some exceptional accomplishments - I love you and you matter! At some point at everything I do, there's a 'here's to you' moment for my living legends in the house. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrD2172EkF4 Starting with some un(familiar) songs this blend moves quickly into NYC garage classics. Hip Hop came after Funk, Soul, & Disco, & Jazz so generally, in my sets, Hip Hop comes after all that's played. Tracklisting forthcoming, press play and be there.... http://www.hbo.com/#/the-wire

With a party that's much more sophisticated than the scenes depicted in the show, this season's party started with a nod to the grown folks in the cast. Later there were sounds for the new youthful cast members that Season 4 focused on. One of my strategies when playing is to get everyone in the room involved by touching them musically. Some think, reasonably so, that the older generation is irrelevant in a party scene...play that new stuff and the geezers just gotta deal (or are invisible). It's hard for me not to see people that I admire. If you've been here longer than me and you have some exceptional accomplishments - I love you and you matter! At some point at everything I do, there's a 'here's to you' moment for my living legends in the house. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrD2172EkF4 Starting with some un(familiar) songs this blend moves quickly into NYC garage classics. Hip Hop came after Funk, Soul, & Disco, & Jazz so generally, in my sets, Hip Hop comes after all that's played. Tracklisting forthcoming, press play and be there.... http://www.hbo.com/#/the-wire

HBO is also a network for boxing. I can't recall who was fighting but I got the call that Lennox Lewis was attending and wanted to host a really short meet & greet out in Vegas. It's a long way and a lot of pay for a DJ to do 2 hours so HBO rang and asked me if I could help out with music. I was told that Lennox was into what's known as Neo-Soul, especially Maxwell and Jill Scott, here's the mix. The Rebirth - This Journey In Kindred - Far Away Toni Toni Tone - It Never Rains In Southern California Mary J Blige - Message In Our Music Erykah Badu - Bag Lady Les Nubiannes - Makeda (Spinna Mix) Jill Scott - It's Love Kelis & Andre 3000 - Millionaire Isley Brothers - Between The Sheets Jaguar Wright - The Country SOng Erykah Badu - Back In The Day Maxwell - Dancewitme Davina - Can't Help It Peven Everett - Testing Me DKD - Butter Angel Ty - Groovement Jill Scott - Gimmie Maxwell - Now/At The Party Angie Stone & Omar - Be Thankful For What You Got I did get to do a couple of boxing gigs, remembering most the Holyfield/Lewis fight at the Garden in 1999. Wow. http://www.hbo.com/boxing/features/article/heavyweight-title-unification-a-history.html

HBO is also a network for boxing. I can't recall who was fighting but I got the call that Lennox Lewis was attending and wanted to host a really short meet & greet out in Vegas. It's a long way and a lot of pay for a DJ to do 2 hours so HBO rang and asked me if I could help out with music. I was told that Lennox was into what's known as Neo-Soul, especially Maxwell and Jill Scott, here's the mix. The Rebirth - This Journey In Kindred - Far Away Toni Toni Tone - It Never Rains In Southern California Mary J Blige - Message In Our Music Erykah Badu - Bag Lady Les Nubiannes - Makeda (Spinna Mix) Jill Scott - It's Love Kelis & Andre 3000 - Millionaire Isley Brothers - Between The Sheets Jaguar Wright - The Country SOng Erykah Badu - Back In The Day Maxwell - Dancewitme Davina - Can't Help It Peven Everett - Testing Me DKD - Butter Angel Ty - Groovement Jill Scott - Gimmie Maxwell - Now/At The Party Angie Stone & Omar - Be Thankful For What You Got I did get to do a couple of boxing gigs, remembering most the Holyfield/Lewis fight at the Garden in 1999. Wow. http://www.hbo.com/boxing/features/article/heavyweight-title-unification-a-history.html

One of my career shaping/enhancing venues because this place had an open format. The DJs who played there played different (meaning not the same ole same ole - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dy39w7YDQsk) This is one of many recordings from APT - I would to record my 5 hour entire set and any hour could be used as a LIVE mix CD. I got into putting out live mixes as a 'separate the men from the boys' self promo tactic because anybody can make a good mix at home, using a computer, rehearsing, re-starting, editing until just right...but then what happens when they play live? Exposed. To be honest, I'd record primarily to play back while walking the streets of NYC or riding the subways and I'd listen for where I could improve. Hold a mix a little longer - don't chop off lyrics - bring in that next beat a little stronger...and when I'd playback and was pleased, I decided to start the LIVE! mix series. Play back one of your nights, would you dance/groove to you? Music by Thievery Corporation, DJ Krush, Romanowski, DJ Spinna, Rae & Christian, Esthero, Groove Armada (remix of A Tribe Called Quest's Description of A Fool), Roots Manuva, Ty, Jurassic 5, Bjork, Niko, RJD2, The Nextmen and more. http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?51655

One of my career shaping/enhancing venues because this place had an open format. The DJs who played there played different (meaning not the same ole same ole - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dy39w7YDQsk) This is one of many recordings from APT - I would to record my 5 hour entire set and any hour could be used as a LIVE mix CD. I got into putting out live mixes as a 'separate the men from the boys' self promo tactic because anybody can make a good mix at home, using a computer, rehearsing, re-starting, editing until just right...but then what happens when they play live? Exposed. To be honest, I'd record primarily to play back while walking the streets of NYC or riding the subways and I'd listen for where I could improve. Hold a mix a little longer - don't chop off lyrics - bring in that next beat a little stronger...and when I'd playback and was pleased, I decided to start the LIVE! mix series. Play back one of your nights, would you dance/groove to you? Music by Thievery Corporation, DJ Krush, Romanowski, DJ Spinna, Rae & Christian, Esthero, Groove Armada (remix of A Tribe Called Quest's Description of A Fool), Roots Manuva, Ty, Jurassic 5, Bjork, Niko, RJD2, The Nextmen and more. http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?51655

With a venue name like Crisis of Genre, it was easy to get comfortable with an across the board mix up. Just over an hour here and you get Disco, Funk, House, Eclectic & World. December 18 2010 will be my 4th time playing Moscow. Imagine that? To my friends & family there Alex N, Vlad, Alla, Paul (& the Zelenograd crew) Anatoly Ice, Masha, & Alex & Tata (Creative Factory) - thank you! Follow the trails: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Luch/273289515060 http://www.epiksounds.com/ http://www.funkymusic.ru/ http://anatolyice.ru/?s=qool&x=19&y=10 http://anatolyice.ru/index.php/archives/87 http://www.tcfactory.com/ http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2008-07-22T09_15_05-07_00

This is a web-only mix made back in '06 for a site that no longer exists...from the archives. 99.9% clean...one F bomb that you might actually miss. Overall, Hip Hop fun with dexterity. DJ Kool Intro The Roots - Esaywhatman Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince - Live At Union Square '86 De La Soul - Brainwashed Follower Treva Whateva - Sing A Long Skee-Lo - I Wish Heavy D - Blue Funk Dred Scott - Back In The Day Beastie Boys - 3 MCs & One DJ Rob Swift - 1,2 Break Breakestra with Jurassic 5 - Family Rap Kurtis Blow - Party Time Interlude Masterdon Committee - Funkbox Freestylers - Music is Music Run-DMC - Sucker MCs Kanye West& Lupe Fiasco - Touch The Sky Ultramagnetic MC - Poppa Large Showbiz & AG - Soulclap more Qool DJ Marv Hip Hop at: http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-09-02T14_18_41-07_00 + http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-11-11T12_11_40-08_00 + http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2009-07-03T20_07_25-07_00

This is a web-only mix made back in '06 for a site that no longer exists...from the archives. 99.9% clean...one F bomb that you might actually miss. Overall, Hip Hop fun with dexterity. DJ Kool Intro The Roots - Esaywhatman Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince - Live At Union Square '86 De La Soul - Brainwashed Follower Treva Whateva - Sing A Long Skee-Lo - I Wish Heavy D - Blue Funk Dred Scott - Back In The Day Beastie Boys - 3 MCs & One DJ Rob Swift - 1,2 Break Breakestra with Jurassic 5 - Family Rap Kurtis Blow - Party Time Interlude Masterdon Committee - Funkbox Freestylers - Music is Music Run-DMC - Sucker MCs Kanye West& Lupe Fiasco - Touch The Sky Ultramagnetic MC - Poppa Large Showbiz & AG - Soulclap more Qool DJ Marv Hip Hop at: http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-09-02T14_18_41-07_00 + http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-11-11T12_11_40-08_00 + http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2009-07-03T20_07_25-07_00

Recorded live at New York City's Edison Ballroom (formerly known as the Supper Club) in November 2010. I don't feel that guilty - I went to prep school! http://woodberryforestschoolmap.org/ http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1844515&l=da96b290b0&id=586515353 And when I was a kid the black radio station that I listened to would play music by Boz Scaggs, Steely Dan, & the Rolling Stones. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WDAS-FM Cream -White Room Jimi Hendrix - Along the Watch Tower This Must Be The Place (Psychemagik Naive Edit) New Radicals - You Get What You Give Roger Hornsby & the Range - The Way it is Tom Petty - I Won't Back Down The Who - Who Are You Bruce Springsteen - No Surrender Green Day - I Fought the Law Queen - Crazy Little Thing Called Love Grateful Dead - Good Lovin' Modern English - Tears of a Clown Rolling Stones - Paint It Black Tom Petty - Running Down a Dream ZZ Top - La Grange Rolling Stones = Everybody Needs Somebody to Love Pat Benatar - Love Is a Battlefield Aha - Take On Me Joe Cocker - Feeling Alright Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love Bruce Springsteen - I'm On Fire The Who - Eminence Front Talking Heads - Burning Down the House more rockin: http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-08-07T21_07_24-07_00 + http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-06-21T21_44_42-07_00 + http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2008-07-10T17_24_28-07_00

Recorded live at New York City's Edison Ballroom (formerly known as the Supper Club) in November 2010. I don't feel that guilty - I went to prep school! http://woodberryforestschoolmap.org/ http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1844515&l=da96b290b0&id=586515353 And when I was a kid the black radio station that I listened to would play music by Boz Scaggs, Steely Dan, & the Rolling Stones. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WDAS-FM Cream -White Room Jimi Hendrix - Along the Watch Tower This Must Be The Place (Psychemagik Naive Edit) New Radicals - You Get What You Give Roger Hornsby & the Range - The Way it is Tom Petty - I Won't Back Down The Who - Who Are You Bruce Springsteen - No Surrender Green Day - I Fought the Law Queen - Crazy Little Thing Called Love Grateful Dead - Good Lovin' Modern English - Tears of a Clown Rolling Stones - Paint It Black Tom Petty - Running Down a Dream ZZ Top - La Grange Rolling Stones = Everybody Needs Somebody to Love Pat Benatar - Love Is a Battlefield Aha - Take On Me Joe Cocker - Feeling Alright Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love Bruce Springsteen - I'm On Fire The Who - Eminence Front Talking Heads - Burning Down the House more rockin: http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-08-07T21_07_24-07_00 + http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-06-21T21_44_42-07_00 + http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2008-07-10T17_24_28-07_00

A very good friend that I've known for 20 years ran in the November 2010 1/2 marathon in Philadelphia. A little while ago he nudged me to put together something that he could listen to while doing the do. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=65872700353&set=a.65870510353.147490.586515353 He's a Philly resident and I'm a Philly native so when he suggested that it feature (mostly) the music of Philadelphia International Records, I thought that this was a good opportunity to go back to my roots. http://www.gamble-huffmusic.com/home2/ This was an easy yes because way back when Dewey GAVE me a few hundred records and many of those have been the core of my groove, disco, boogie sets for years. Dewey once gave me the best advice when I was a young changing-records-too-fast DJ. Those classic records were made as complete pieces with much of the musical intensity and virtuosity happening after the 1st and 2nd verses and choruses. He's see me about to mix something else in and he'd say "HOLD UP - YOU GOT TO LET THAT ROLL - THAT"S THE PART RIGHT THERE." Disco's got funky breaks too. This is a selector set. My U.K. aficionados understand this. Start the record and let it play, no mixes or blends. Mostly vinyls, but a few CDs and mp3 cuts on here too - you'll notice subtle changes in fidelity. That fuzz, that's record crackle btw. Eventually I will revisit these selections and more and do my deconstruct reconstruct rearranging like Thelonious Monk style interpretations and re-present these mixed. Something like these projects: http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-11-14T12_56_25-08_00 http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-10-10T04_38_03-07_00 http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-08-07T21_07_24-07_00 http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-04-19T22_12_13-07_00 http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-04-19T23_20_01-07_00 http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-06-21T21_44_42-07_00 http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-01-01T14_57_43-08_00 I inhale, and those are what I puff. Good luck Dewey and thank you. This was great to spend time on. And you, press play and 4 hours of your life breezes by and along the way, a whole lot of uplift. Here To Share Music (and urge you, for fidelity and clarity, to buy CD or vinyls of songs included these mp3 sets), Qool DJ Marv Zach's Fanfare #3 - M.F.S.B. Gonna Fly Now (Theme From "Rocky") (2006 Digital Remaster) - Bill Conti Philly Jump - Instant Funk I Wanna Do The Do - Bobby Rush Release - Patti LaBelle Goldmine - Edwin Birdsong Disco Lights - Dexter Wansel Do It Any Way You Wanna - People's Choice Ease On Down The Road - Salsoul Orchestra Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now - McFadden & Whitehead Sexy - M.F.S.B. Love Is the Message - MFSB TSOP (The Sound Of Philadelphia) - MFSB Feat. The Three Degrees Love Train - The O'Jays We're On the Right Track - Ultra High Frequency (I'm Just Thinking About) Coming Out - Jerry Butler I'll Never Forget (My Favorite Disco) - Dexter Wansel Family Affair - M.F.S.B. Let’s Clean Up The Ghetto - The Philadelphia International All-Stars Put Our Heads Together - The O'Jays Get Down With The Philly Sound - M.F.S.B. Bodyshine - Instant Funk Strut Your Funky Stuff - Fantique Let's Start II Dance Again - Bohannon with Dr. Perry Johnson The Beat Goes On - The Ripple This Ain't Reggae (But It's Funky) - Instant Funk K-Jee - M.F.S.B. The Zip - M.F.S.B. You Can't Hide From Yourself (Dimitri From Paris Super Disco Blend) - Teddy Pendegrass http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYDJmAtCAEE Life Is A Song Worth Singing - Teddy Pendegrass Time Will Take Care Of Everything - Lou Rawls Party Time Man - The Futures Let's Go Disco - M.F.S.B. The More I Get- The More I Want (Dimitri From Paris Super Disco Blend) - Teddy Pendegrass http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0hhYnCSrlw I Love Music (Beatconductor rework) - The O'Jays Living Together (Dimitr(continued)

I love those classic New York movies that have scenes where someone’s keeping their night going by heading to a friend’s afterparty and when they walk in, there’s a mini-jazz orchestra providing the grooves. This is happening in someone’s apartment! The bandleader with the baton bopping with a welcoming smile. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOlpcJhNyDI&feature=related I’ve never had the pleasure but I recently read in Stanley Crouch collection of essays called Considering Genius that Wynton Marsalis gets down like that for real, presently. This is an I Love New York mix that I got commissioned to compile by a special events consultant extraordinaire (Bowen & Company) that was organizing an affair involving the unveiling of a new Trump Tower penthouse suite. A nice new place was on display and my job here was to give the room a classic and grand sound. I’ve got a real soft spot for singers like Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra and for jazz in general so this was one of those ‘they pay me to do this(?)’ kind of assignments. http://www.bowenandco.com/ I didn’t get the chance to see the place so I just imagined being on the top of the Empire State building and looking around or re-imagined walking around great neighborhoods all over New York City. Watched some movies like Cotton Club, Harlem Nights, Breakfast At Tiffany's, and Manhattan and imagined what it might be like to be a jazz loving socialite way back when. This is a city that never ceases to astound and I wish I was around to see performances of all these sounds. Play these songs however, and I feel like I’m right there, then. So glad that I’m right here, now. I do love New York and I hope that this is a keepsake to us proper or former New Yorkers and maybe a delectable enticement to those who want to visit New York proper. Some titles appear more than once because all the versions are outstanding, yet, performed completely differently. That's Jazz. Enjoy New York City on the Jazz hand side. Billy Joel - New York State Of Mind Dinah Washington - Manhattan Sarah Vaughn - Autumn in New York Eric Satie - Gymnopepie No.3 Henry Mancini - Breakfast At Tiffany's Eric Reed - Englishman in New York Sarah Vaughn - Lullaby Of Broadway George Gershwin - Rhapsody In Blue (Piano Solo) Ella Fitzgerald - Manhattan Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra - Take The "A" Train Percy Faith & His Orchestra - On Broadway Lou Rawls - On Broadway Susan Barrett – Manhattan George Shearing – Lullaby of Birdland Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - New York, New York Helen O'Connell - Lullaby Of Broadway Frank Sinatra - Blue Skies Dakota Stanton - Broadway Woody Allen - Wild Man Blues Duke Ellington - Sidewalks Of New York Kings Sisters - Take the "A" Train Kate Smith - In Old New York / The Sidewalks Of New York Count Basie - All of Me Ella Fitzgerald - Blue Skies Jim Tyler - New York, New York Ella Fitzgerald - Take The "A" Train Buddy Rich - On Broadway Nancy Wilson - On Broadway Regina Carter - New York Attitude The Supremes - Manhattan Frank Sinatra - New York, New York https://www.facebook.com/QoolMarv

I love those classic New York movies that have scenes where someone’s keeping their night going by heading to a friend’s afterparty and when they walk in, there’s a mini-jazz orchestra providing the grooves. This is happening in someone’s apartment! The bandleader with the baton bopping with a welcoming smile. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOlpcJhNyDI&feature=related I’ve never had the pleasure but I recently read in Stanley Crouch collection of essays called Considering Genius that Wynton Marsalis gets down like that for real, presently. This is an I Love New York mix that I got commissioned to compile by a special events consultant extraordinaire (Bowen & Company) that was organizing an affair involving the unveiling of a new Trump Tower penthouse suite. A nice new place was on display and my job here was to give the room a classic and grand sound. I’ve got a real soft spot for singers like Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra and for jazz in general so this was one of those ‘they pay me to do this(?)’ kind of assignments. http://www.bowenandco.com/ I didn’t get the chance to see the place so I just imagined being on the top of the Empire State building and looking around or re-imagined walking around great neighborhoods all over New York City. Watched some movies like Cotton Club, Harlem Nights, Breakfast At Tiffany's, and Manhattan and imagined what it might be like to be a jazz loving socialite way back when. This is a city that never ceases to astound and I wish I was around to see performances of all these sounds. Play these songs however, and I feel like I’m right there, then. So glad that I’m right here, now. I do love New York and I hope that this is a keepsake to us proper or former New Yorkers and maybe a delectable enticement to those who want to visit New York proper. Some titles appear more than once because all the versions are outstanding, yet, performed completely differently. That's Jazz. Enjoy New York City on the Jazz hand side. Billy Joel - New York State Of Mind Dinah Washington - Manhattan Sarah Vaughn - Autumn in New York Eric Satie - Gymnopepie No.3 Henry Mancini - Breakfast At Tiffany's Eric Reed - Englishman in New York Sarah Vaughn - Lullaby Of Broadway George Gershwin - Rhapsody In Blue (Piano Solo) Ella Fitzgerald - Manhattan Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra - Take The "A" Train Percy Faith & His Orchestra - On Broadway Lou Rawls - On Broadway Susan Barrett – Manhattan George Shearing – Lullaby of Birdland Duke Ellington & His Orchestra - New York, New York Helen O'Connell - Lullaby Of Broadway Frank Sinatra - Blue Skies Dakota Stanton - Broadway Woody Allen - Wild Man Blues Duke Ellington - Sidewalks Of New York Kings Sisters - Take the "A" Train Kate Smith - In Old New York / The Sidewalks Of New York Count Basie - All of Me Ella Fitzgerald - Blue Skies Jim Tyler - New York, New York Ella Fitzgerald - Take The "A" Train Buddy Rich - On Broadway Nancy Wilson - On Broadway Regina Carter - New York Attitude The Supremes - Manhattan Frank Sinatra - New York, New York https://www.facebook.com/QoolMarv