The

Ray Hurrah, once again the smartest amount of the world proof cast, takes to the ether

cats and kittens.

That is the jazzy sound of Michelle LaGlaan, who is swirling in the stars with a heart

playing behind him.

The jitterbug Wallace is the name of this track and it was recorded in 1988 in New York.

Herbie Man on flute, Betty Glamann on harp, Barry Goweth on guitar, Miles Davis, John

Coltrane, Phil Woods, Eddie Costa, Bill Evans, Kenny Dennis, oh my god.

It's just sensational.

Michelle LaGlaan did a thousand soundtracks and a million types of records.

Obviously classical jazz blues and soundtracks.

We're going to get to him in a minute.

We're here to join Hans and John Hartson and seek some solace in each other's company

in this burning heap that is a world that's spinning around.

There's so much good that's happened this week.

Let's look past the bad, shall we?

First of all, the fact that Michelle LaGlaan was able to get Miles Davis to come and do

this.

Kind of makes life worthwhile.

Here's Jennifer.

Hi.

Hi, everybody.

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