Written by the Malibus Group in Charleston SC this song describes the spirit and mood of the Folly Beach pier in the 60's during a time of free-spirited surfing and dancing on the East Coast.

The Dance Pier

"da Man" is the quintessential tough guy - confident and self contained

I Da Man

Mack Rice wrote and recorded the rhythm-and-blues song "Mustang Sally" in 1965, releasing it on the Blue Rock label in May of that year. 

Mustang Sally

Cover of "Soul Man" , a 1967 song written and composed by Isaac Hayes and David Porter, first successful as a number 2 hit single by Atlantic Records soul duo Sam & Dave.

Soul Man

Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy" is a soul song. It was first recorded in 1967 by the Sensational Epics and was originally released on Warner Bros. Records. The song was made popular by the Tams in 1968 and was written by JR Cobb and Ray Whitley

Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy

1 Take Jazz Jam feat.  Max Moore on Drums, Bill Aycock on Keys, Chris Williams on Sax, yours truly on the bass and lead guitars.

Jazz Jam

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"Knock on Wood" is a 1966 hit song written by Eddie Floyd and Steve Cropper and originally performed by Floyd.

Knock on Wood

Featured Singer/Trumpeter John (Johnny V) Vislocky covering the song "How Sweet it is", originally recorded by Marvin Gaye in 1964, written by the Motown team of Holland-Dozier-Holland.

How Sweet it is (to be loved by you)

Story about drinking whiskey with friends, playing golf and fishing in the "lowcountry" of the Charleston SC and Savannah GA areas

Shorty

L-O-V-E

Singer Bobbie Storm is accompanied by Joe Fike on keys and Mary Madden on acoustic drums 

Maybe You'll Be There

Bobbie Storm on vocals, with keyboardist Joe Fike and drummer Mary Madden performing a vintage jazz tune

Neither One of Us

Jazz version by Bobbie Storm of the song popularized by The Beatles in 1963 after the original tune written in 1959 by Meredith Wilson. Joe Fike on keys and Mary Madden on acoustic drums

Till There Was You

Modern version of the song originally popularized by Peggy Lee in 1958, investing the lyric with all the sensuous allure it called for.  Oscar Rivers on keys, Wayne Mitchum on 5-string bass, and Max Moore on acoustic drums. 

Fever

I Thank You

Classic song performed by Bobbie Storm on vocals, Chris Williams on sax, Oscar Rivers on keys, Wayne Mitchum on bass guitar, Max Moore on acoustic drums

Over the Rainbow

Originally introduced in a Broadway musical, this song is considered a jazz standard. Performed here by singer Bobbie Storm, Oscar Rivers on keys, Chris Williams on sax, Wayne Mitchum on bass and Max Moore on acoustic drums.

S'Wonderful

This 1976 smooth Jazz arrangement originally recorded by Michael Franks features Bobbie Storm on vocals, notable musicians Oscar Rivers on keyboards, Wayne Mitchum on bass, Chris Williams on sax and Max Moore on drums.

Popsicle Toes

“Angel Baby” is a classic doo-wop ballad written and performed by Rosie Hamlin when she was only 15.  Released in 1960, the song became an unexpected hit and remains a beloved oldies staple. Recreated here by the trio of Bobbie Storm, Joe Fike on keyboards, and Mary Madden on drums. 

Angel Baby

"At Seventeen" was originally recorded by Janice Ian from her seventh album in 1975. This cover is by singer Bobbie Storm, keyboardist Joe Fike, and drummer Mary Madden in the studios of Paradise Lake Recording. 

At Seventeen

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Paradise Recording

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