Jazz Kat

We've established that enough times.

We've established that, enough times.

Advice on speakers? Just ones that sound good. Simple as that. If you like the sound, buy them.

Maybe the Ramsey Lewis Trio. (1956-1965)

Well, not anymore..

Tina Brooks.

: Because the issue of being gay came up, and that always makes for greeat conversations!

No. I hope too soon.

Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass Baja Marimba Band Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 Chris Montez Hugh Masekela Chuck Mangione (my earliest music. It's mostly my dad's kind of music. He had me listening to music by 3, which is also the age I started drumming.

That's it, I can't find the Peter Nero one. ( a picture of it; I have the lp.)

no

There's also a parody by Peter Nero, and a comedian where he is naked in spaghetti and meatballs.

With that second link, the cover of the Baja Marimba Band's debut album, where Dolores is circled. That was supposed to be Julius Wechter's (the leader of the group) wife.

This was practically my first ever record I ever heard. I was probaly about 5 or 6 years old when I actually owned it, but my dad was playing this since the first days I was born.

Now that's a haiku!

She WAS pregnant!

Oh.

I'm sorry, but what does that have to do with what you quoted from me?

What are you talking about?

Well, who the hell is voting?

BTW, don't tell anyone, it's really shaving cream, (on the women.)

not really. Well if you, they released a cd of un heard cuts, so I think they pretty much used up all the left over material on that disk, which consisted of about 25 songs. IMO, they haven't released and Tijuana Brass albums that are really that great yet. They only released the very early ones, which are a little bit tame. The good ones will start coming out in June.

How clear do I have to be with my lame ass jokes. edit: there is no edit. Funny? hmmmm

I was on a record. Until it broke from the weight of my fat ass!