These fifty-four cuts from the show, which were rescued from a garbage bin, show that Williams was a veritable human jukebox.

Allen Toussaint calls him a "human jukebox" because Mr. Eaglin knows roughly 2,500 songs.

Sitting in her home on a recent afternoon, dressed in bright red with rouged cheeks and a red scarf around her head, Ms. Toliver often seemed like a human jukebox full of ads.

He notes, "People called me the human jukebox at school.

"She was like a human jukebox."

Listen, my friends, to the catchy tunes of the human jukebox.

In the 1950s, American radio DJs would appear live at "sock hops" and "platter parties" and assume the role of a human jukebox.

His detractors see him as an arrogant (even his fans give you that) human jukebox who mistakes a great album collection for a career.

His ability to play a wide range of songs and make them his own earned him the nickname "the human jukebox."

A virtual "human jukebox," Duncan memorized the lyrics and melodies to more than 3,000 songs.