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Jimmy Scott's High & Tight: The Raquel Aurilia Interview

She's a mother. She's a singer. She's well educated. And she's baseball wife. Who is she? The lady in question is Raquel Aurilia. And she's very nice. You'd like her.

"But, Jimmy, how do we get to know a dame like that?" you ask, somewhat groggy after I dropped something illegal into your martini.

Here's how: You listen to the Jimmy Scott's High & Tight Raquel Aurila Interview.

"You mean, you spoke with her?"

Yep. We laughed. We talked. I can share it with you. Interested?

"Uh, yeah! Where do I sign up?"

You don't "sign up" anywhere. You click and hear us talk about her latest album, Holding On To Love. We talk about her husband, Rich Aurilia, and what lies in the future for that fine gentleman and his post-San Francisco Giants career. We talk about her record label, how she started it and runs it; how she learned to write songs. We talk about the early years of her marriage, when she was "just" a baseball wife and mother, before she became a recording artist with two albums under her belt. We talked about groupies and who has more, she or her husband. Know what the answer is?

"No."

You'll have to listen then.

"Suppose, Jimmy, just suppose (belch and inaudible murmuring)..."

I don't know what you said.

"What?"

Forget it.

"Ummmmmm..."

Hey, how about this? Just listen to the interview. You'll hear parts of a number of songs pulled from the record, including the single, "Holding On To Love," which you can hear in its entirety at the end of the interview. Sound fair?

"Blechmsaslietu," you utter, fully drugged out and willing to do whatever I ask.

Good. Now lie back, listen to the interview and buy the record. You can get it HERE. Ready? Set? Go.

THE MUSIC

Selections from Holding On To Love:

Everything

Just One Kiss

You'll Never Know

Walk Away

Holding On To Love

Selections from the following soundtracks:

Jerry Maguire

Risky Business