9 thoughts on “ A House Is Not A Home - The Frank Cunimondo Trio Featuring Lynn Marino - Feelin Good (CD, Album) ”

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6. A beautiful set of hipster jazz vocals! This legendary album by Pittsburgh pianist Frank Cunimondo has always been a favorite for the jazz-dance groover "Feelin Good" – a cut which has an incredible drum and bass riff, and which has .

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7. The pianist recorded the album with the talented Lynn Marino, who was only 19 years old at the time. The album includes Frank’s most popular recording, “Feelin’ Good”, which became an international hit when the song was used in a commercial by a popular beer brand.

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