Jay Bee and the Routine ~ Silky Soul Singer




The song goes  ~
"There was a man I knew ♫´~  ♥ ~ ♫  Who is smooth as smooth can be..."
Silky Soul Singer
  Now, there is a man I know ~ A silky soul singer
 Who sings funky ~ jazzy tunes
With sweet, sweet melody
'Jay Bee' is his name
Singing is his claim to fame
 ♫´~  ♥ ~ ♫´
Hear it ~ Silky soul singer 
Come on out with me & see
Life will never be the same  ~ ♫´
With Jelly Bean & Jay Bee

♫´~  ♥ ~ ♫´

Get off your couch & check this out!
Now every Tuesday at the Minnesota Music Cafe.

'MMC'

Jay Bee & the Routine have returned to a regular gig.
 You'll see them every Tuesday ~ No Cover!
So my friends, bring on the tunes & dance dance dance!


 ♥ ~ ♫´ . ♥´ ♫´ . ♥ ♫´ ♥´ ♫´ ~ ♥

 SOUL ~ OLD FUNK ~ BLUES ~ JAZZ ~ R & B ♥ 

 ♫´¯`•.¸¸.♥ Come on out & you'll see! ♫´¯`•.¸¸.♥ 

  ♫ ´♥ ♫ ''Jay Bee! ♫´ ♥  

 Jay Bee is the host with the most!  ♫´.♥´!!!´♫´¯`.♥´¯`•.¸.♥´


♫´¸.♥´´¯`•.¸¸.♫´¯`•.¸¸.♥ ♫´


♫ Music ♫ Music ♫ & More Music ♫




Live your life like there's no tomorrow!


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