Song for My Mother-JLeary
Everyday is MOTHER'S DAY .A video honoring mothers.My Mother ,Sister and Bob Lee's(who edited the video) Mother and other very,very loved and special
people who are close to us .Living treasures and those treasured who now live in us.
Dwight Tribble -vocal,Billy Higgins- drums.John Rangel-piano,George Harper - soprano sax,James Leary -bass/composer
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Comment by Ray Lesonn on January 1, 2012 at 7:29pm -
JUST WONDERFUL GREAT ARRANGEMENT FOR MIN THERE I THOUGHT I HEARD ANDY BEY THANK YOU FOR SHARING EVERYDAY IS MOTHER'S DAY .I LIKE FOR YOU TO GIVE ME A CALL 407-572-5527
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Comment by Kim L. Horn on November 12, 2010 at 10:39am -
Man!! I lost my mother 34 years ago at the age of 41. She never heard me perform or got to see her grandchildren or great grand children, she never got to see her daughters marry, graduate from High School. Yet when I heard this cut it bought me to tears. Beautiful!! Thank you. And Dwight's vocals........ Wow!!
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