(BB)

Playboys was reissued in the 80's IIRC with the cover in the middle of this image. Although it does not have the cheesecake image, it did retain the same font and name. FWIW

The Bad News Bears Bobby Bare Barenaked Ladies

Theme song option #2

What he said. Bill

Went cold turkey and lived without TV for 3-4 years. We now have a TV and I watch 1-3 hours a week depending on what is going on. Our daughter has 4 TV days a week and can watch up to 1-1/2 hours on those days. We watch most of our TV via DVD/netflix. Regardless of where I am I will leave the room when "news" comes on. I believe the adage ""you are what you eat" applies to information as well. Bill

Snoop Dogg Snoopy The Red Baron

The Great Waldo Pepper The Great Gildersleeve The Great One

Emily Dickinson Walt Dickerson Dick Hyman

My Grandma (I can close my eyes and hear her say that, with an Ohhh in the front) Grandma Moses Black Moses

Percy Faith Blind Faith Faith No More

Barbara Bush Barbara Bach Barbie Benton

Shithead Navin R. Johnson Marie Kimble Johnson

I had listened to other jazz before, but GO! was my first love. It seems when I put this record on I find myself listening to the sound of his horn first and foremost. I can’t explain it any better than to say I can get lost in it. In my head Dexter is just leaning back telling his story, no hurry, no hassle. The other lp that hits me in the same way is Ben Webster – Did You Call? Sometimes a little reminder to kick-back and just be is exactly what I need. Of the handful of other Dexter records I have nothing comes close to hitting me the way this one does, don’t know why and I’m not really worried about it. Bill

The Stones Rocky Pebbles Flintstone

Mr. Ed Babe Lancelot Link

The Farmer in the Dell Art Farmer Del tha Funkee Homosapien

Charlie (and the Chocolate Factory) Hot Chocolate Koko Taylor

The Odd Couple Wierd Al Dr. Strangelove

You sexy thing Sex Machine The Sex Pistols

Harry Houdini Herbie Hancock Humbert Humbert

James Beard Juia Child Craig Clairborne

The Elders of Zion The Sunshine Boys Grumpy Old Men

I grew up in San Diego, we never did anything sick or wrong, just boring stuff... I grew up in St. Louis and spent a lot of time in Arkansas where putting salt on watermelon, well it just wasn't done. Now if we were are debating salt vs. sugar on tomatoes that could rage on for hours in my family. I have had some of the least boring/sober moments of my relatively sober life in your hometown. San Diego is also home to one of my favorite roller coasters, second only to Santa Cruz.

Laurie Foster Jodie Foster Foster's Freeze

That's just sick and wrong.