alocispepraluger102

this stuff was thick. the only way to get it out was to shave the noggin. it was great for slicking the hair back. tavern in the town reminds me of the worst bass solo ever recorded.

hopefully, he will be one of the very few that concurs the nasty disease.

.......and then answered to "Goodhair."?

and especially for mr. gould

fine points. thx. price was still singing, last i heard, and he still sounded remarkably good.

several of my ute were wildroot cream oil, vitalis, greasy brylcream. barbershop shelves were stocked with mysterious colorful exotic smelling tonics. one wanted to try them all.

it wasn't distasteful, plus they were friends. one fabulous country sing that didn't get wider acceptance was ray price.

http://ldce.streamvu.com/embed/embed.html?width=720&height=480&customer=ps410168 geo jones funeral has ended. archive http://tunein.com/program/?ProgramId=505783&StationId=22867

http://artworks.arts.gov/?tag=cleveland-orchestra http://NEA: What’s your favorite hot dog topping at the Happy Dog? SMITH: Right now, I’m pretty partial to bitter greens, bourbon baked beans, sriracha, and an egg.

rather than dave's characteristics, with which we are all familiar, i wanted this post to highlight the rare beauty and cleverness of his tunes, when put into the loving competent hands of other fine musicians.

omg!!!!!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/italy/10023741/Shortage-of-pizza-makers-as-Italians-are-too-proud.html "David Mandolin, the head of the Italian School for Pizza Makers, told Corriere della Sera newspaper. "To make a good pizza, it needs to be crunchy but also digestible. Not everyone can do that, but the Egyptians can.""

this jazz so far is 15+ minutes of talking head gobbledy gook.

last night's dred scott trio (scott, spencer murphy, bill campbell) performance at small's featured dave brubeck compositions. as dred wrote, dave was a brutish pianist and couldn't swing, but wrote great tunes." if you get a chance to hear scott interpret brubeck compositions, don't miss it. they reveal a beauty that i previously had not heard.

http://jazzday.com/ all star concert podcast starts at 2pm eastern time http://www.elementsofjazz.com/home/2013/4/29/watch-the-international-jazz-day-all-star-concert-at-wwwjazz.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+%24%7Belementsofjazz%2FAe%7D+%28%24%7BEoJ+Blog%24%7D%29 live podcast link http://live.jazzday.com/

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324743704578444422350608136.html?mod=fox_australian "Barristers go decades without washing them and will pass them down to younger colleagues upon retirement. A yellowed hue is often prized over the original pearly sheen. "The older it looks, the more experienced you are," Mr. Tang says. Ajay Hira, of local wig maker Legal Tailor, said inquiries from Hong Kong's lawyers jumped 30% before the judge's decision. He employs two wigmakers who work for several weeks on each piece, which can range in style from what he describes as "all frizzy" wigs to others that consist of a series of fat, sausage-roll curls. Wigs sell for HK$5,400, or just under US$700."

http://www.mercurynews.com/music/ci_23106374/review-chick-coreas-vigil-makes-area-debut

starting their second set now, an interesting trio just winging it. Ari Hoenig - Drums Joel Frahm - Tenor Sax Tivon Pennicott - Tenor Sax burton's first set was fabulous!!! i would love to hear burton in a duo with joe sanders.

http://aloc102.blogspot.com/2013/04/etchings.html

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/04/29/rays-reporter-takes-picture-of-herself-as-fly-ball-sails-past-her-head/ (CBS) Fox Sports Florida reporter Kelly Nash caught a near-death experience on camera… In Boston taking in the Astros-Red Sox game, Nash turned her back to the field to snap a picture of herself at the game from her upper-deck seats. At the exact moment the picture was taken, a fly ball sailed inches from the back of her head, barely missing the Rays reporter. Check out the photo below.

Right. Forgot all about that one. Good group on there too. he shortly thereafter broke up that group and there was much discussion regarding his not caring for those musicians. as i recall stan tried to quash that talk.

one hidden gem is the 2fer another world(with andy laverne), a columbia release from the late 70s where stan used the echoplex(on but 1 selection). i really enjoyed that selection and wish he had delved further with it.

i vote for ultrasharp, as well.

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