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Mrs. Doubtfire George Burns Bernie Glow

Tuesday Weld Pete Welding Randy Sparks

Sweet Sixteen Swit, Loretta Swat, The Sultan of

El Cid Sid Caesar Cyd Charisse

Hey- can't we answer my question first?! Just kiddin. Anyway, Joan Jett... Joe Namath played for the New York Jets, thus... "Jet(t) QB" I didn't think it was that tough! btw, I almost just went with: Jett "Q" "B" ... but I decided to use their full names for clarity.

I'm sure there is a considerable audio quality difference between my 1992 box and that which will be found on the BF set. No argument there, even if I won't be able to compare. The thing is, my box sounds just fine to me. It may be inferior sound-wise by comparison to a more modern mastering, but it's not like I've ever listened to the '92 box and thought to myself... "hmm... this sounds like it was no-noised". So, I'm perfectly happy, and I still wouldn't go out and buy a mammoth box with a high per-disc price (and a lot of what I would consider "throwaway" tracks) for the sake of better sound. But that's just me. The other thing that kind of deters me with regard to that "Blowing The Fuse" series is that it may be too much of a "greatest hits" collection. I mean, I know it's great material, but a lot of it is so "classic", I can already hear in my head without listening again. What would appeal to me even more is if they had included more of the obscure recordings by the same artists. But that would be a bigger set... and really expensive.

Joan Jett Quincy Jones Billy Eckstine

Wasps don't inhabit old nests. They always build new. I know; but I figure if they see an old nest, and the smell of the hornet killer is still there, maybe they'll figure they oughta build elsewhere. Hardly scientific, I know; but it does the trick! What we (me & Al, at least) really need is some anti-bird spray for the garage!

Rex Harrison Professor Henry Higgins Professor Harold Hill

Eddie Durham Charlotte Diamond Bobby Goldsboro

Peter Gunn Li'l Abner My Fair Lady

Tom Snyder Dan Ackroyd The Sta-Puft Marshmallow Man

Okay... this one leaves me baffled: Dan Brown Aaron Bridgers Mark Egan

The Fuller Brush Man The Avon Lady The Landshark

My brother sent me this link, which I thought was worthy of sharing with the art lovers here: http://www.impactlab.com/modules.php?name=...rticle&sid=7567

Cedar Walton Pinetop Perkins Maples, Roscoe

Thanks Peter. I had a feeling I should have bought it when I saw it here locally. Apparently not too many people here have heard it, which surprises me a bit given the stature of those two players. I haven't heard a great deal of Locke, but what I've heard has generally been to my liking. I'm pretty well familiar with Barron, of course.

We really need to start awarding prizes... (large amounts of cash ). Too bad we don't have any sponsors...

Keeter Betts Dicky Betts Betsy Ross

Franco Harris Phil Harris Bing Crosby

Secret Squirrel Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp Doris Day

But seriously, can anybody comment on this?:

Peter Crouch Harry Kewell Steven Gerrard

Wilbur Ware Wilbur Wood Willie Wood

Davey Kemp Paul Child Gabbo Gavric