End of Summer Sunday Seranade

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Here's a little something to end the week with, or begin the week with (or end a season with, or begin a season with). One of my favorite little hot/sweet bands, Hal Kemp and His Orchestra, with my favorite of their tunes: How I'll Miss You When the Summer is Gone.
The vocal doesn't drop in until around the 2 minute mark and stick around to 2:40 'cause there's a modulation that will get the old rockin' chair rockin', grandpa. 
The regular Sunday Service should be back in two weeks ...  but Wednesday Haiku as usual. Since I'm prepping for a reading next week, the rest is seat of the pants.      

Woodblock by Shibata Zeshin

     

looking at the mountain
looking at the sea...
autumn evening

Issa
translated by David G. Lanoue

best,

Don

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