"Jazz Face" genre: Jazz Vocals
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	A swinging, shout-it-out, big-band vocal arrangement, written in the Count Basie/LH&R style. UVJQ has combined a catchy melody, infectious harmonies, and hilarious lyrics to tell their tale about that tragic facial affliction that strikes 9 out of 10 jazz rhythm players.
	CD: When The Sun Goes Down   Label: HouseKat Credits: Copyright 2002, Ginny Carr and Robert McBride
	Story Behind the Song Robert McBride said that he loves to watch the faces of jazz drummers, bass players, guitarists, and pianists as they play. They aren't aware of the strange faces they make and, to the audience, the expressions portray either ecstasy, pain, or something describable only in music.

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