Peter White "Sunny" plus 6-23-14 BOBBY HEBB WAS THE QUESTION ON JEOPARDY ON JUNE 23, 2014

THE SONG SUNNY CAME UP IN THE BOX ON JEOPARDY TONIGHT.

THE $2,000.00 QUESTION HAD TO BE ANSWERED WITH 'BOBBY HEBB."


THE NAME OF THE SONG IN THE BOX WAS 'SUNNY."  ALEX TREBECK SAID 'SUNNY"

YOU HAVE TO ANSWER  BACK:

'WHO IS BOBBY HEBB?"


JUNE 23, 2O14

CATEGORY WAS #1 SONGS 
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PETER WHITE
from his cd "Playin' Favorites"

"SUNNY" Instrumental
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asDDqnvX0GI

REVIEW FROM ALLMUSIC.com
 For his tenth full-length album, Playin' Favourites, British smooth jazz giant Peter White decided to, as the title suggests, turn to some of his favorite tracks from the '60s, '70s, and '80s, giving each of them his own interpretation (he did a similar thing in 1994's Reflections). Working with longtime producer Paul Brown, as well as musicians Boney James, Rick Braun, and Dave Camp, among others, White successfully turns the 11 songs on Playin' Favourites into instant crossover jazz hits. Mainly this means adding horns and keyboards to the background while the guitarist lithely moves around from the melody into lush improvisationally based solos, rendering them much slicker and smoother than they were before (although granted, he didn't have to do much to turn Bacharach's James Bond classic "The Look of Love" into something so adult contemporary).

READ MORE HERE:
http://www.allmusic.com/album/playin-favorites-mw0000420020

Peter White "Sexy Groove Sunny"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBm9KprGc5c



Peter White "Sunny"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lcm8y2wX3fI



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HOSS ALLEN'S THE BEAT reviewed

Bobby Hebb on the CD with
 "Got You On My Mind"

This rather odd CD has nearly an hour of audio performances from the program, in very good sound for the most part. However, given the greats who performed on the show -- including such names as Etta James, Barbara Lewis, and Freddie King -- it hardly seems like the cream of the crop, both in terms of artist and song selection. Many of the artists are unknowns, and while there are some fairly big names (Clarence "Frogman" Henry, Bobby Hebb, Gatemouth Brown) and interesting minor ones (the Mighty Hannibal, Lattimore Brown), they're sometimes covering hits associated with much more famous singers. It's not all that exciting to, for example, hear the Mighty Hannibal do "In the Midnight Hour," or experience "Respect" as done by Rodge Martin (who?), "Treat Her Right" by Brown, "Hitch Hike" by the Beat Boys, and "Just a Little Bit" by Robert Parker. On the whole, it's respectable but somewhat generic period soul, though with a bluesier edge than most. It doesn't help that the basic annotation doesn't include any of the original performance/broadcast dates.
http://www.allmusic.com/album/hoss-allens-1966-rhythm-and-blues-review-the-!!!!-beat-mw0002000752






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