Billy Preston loved to smile.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_DV54ddNHE
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erm, isn't that nothing from nothing, which is also much more appropriate for the brand of baseball we've been subjected to as of late?
also, is the horn section hiding under his piano? 😉
Just wait until you are trying to plan videos in between feedings on a screwed up sleep schedule. I look forward to your typos, too.
I remember that was one of the first 45's that my brother bought. Great track
I remember my junior high math teacher using this song in a lesson, which impressed me, a dude that old (40?) knowing a top 40 song. And he incorporated it well.
What the hell? It's 8:30 am and this video has four votes and four comments? I was lucky to get that much love by 10pm!
Also, I can play it from the main page, but it's embed-denied on its own page.
people are scared of the new, my friend.
I've been a fan of Billy since the 70s. A few years back when we went to see Clapton, Billy was up there playing the Hammond, which was a very nice surprise.