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Day: February 3, 2018

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Weekends with Chris Botti: I’ve got you under my skin

There’s a reason Chris Botti has become so popular and his showmanship is definitely a factor. Here’s the trumpet player introducing Kathrine McPhee in a flirtatious rendition of a Cole Porter classic, mostly associated with Frank Sinatra.

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