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On the morning of March 17th my girlfriend stood in our kitchen and announced that it was indeed Saint Patrick's day and I should try to see the parade in Manhattan since I had the entire day to spend as I pleased. I decided she was more than a thoughtful in her suggestion and was in fact a freakin' genius. After all, I had just barely caught the last Halloween Parade in Manhattan and at this point in my life I am trying, as I had put it once before, "not to be such a stinker". So at around&nbsp;1:pm I caught the Queens bound G Train in order to catch the E into Manhattan and perhaps run into the woman who had impressed me with her version of "Be My Baby" written by Phil Spector the day before. I had noticed her performance while bustling around on the lower level of the Lexington stop after delivering a pastrami sandwich out of the kindness of my heart to my girlfriend on Park Avenue, who I mentioned before. I was planning on harmonizing the Beach Boys' "Wouldn’t It Be Nice" with her version of "Be My Baby". The uncanny mesh of these two songs mixed my Phil would surely bring the passing NYC train passengers to their Knees! Sadly, the woman from yesterday was not performing on this track this particular time. Rest assured that I made friends with the Vocal &amp; Sax duo who filled the disappointing absence and hopped right back on the same E train heading towards 5th Ave after they had finished their charming performance of "All I want is You". During their performance many people standing there listening or just passers buy threw in a&nbsp; buck or two seeming to use more enthusiasm today than usual humble drop of a dollar.&nbsp; 
Eventually I made it to the mighty Saint Patrick's day parade on 5th Avenue heading north along Central Park. After about 20 minutes of watching the varieties of county Police Departments marching Northward (something that made me a bit too nervous) and purchasing a green carnation to wear on my jacket for 50 cents I decided that it might be better to see what other bits of mess I could get into. I finally passed thought the Central Park Zoo and entered a wonderful section of people listenin' and-a-boppin'! A tiny section of the park with a jazz trio performance (which later turned into a quartet of an additional sax player) and benches placed in the sunlight (Vitamin D)!!! Here is one small part of that 2 hour listening time I earned for walking aimlessly. - you can hear people walking and talking by and some bass if you're listening &amp; you've got some speakers over there. Phones aren't really that good at capturing bass frequencies and that is what i used to record this. anywhoooo, here you go.



Jazz in the Park on Saint Patty's Day 2010 Part 1

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