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OK...I'm in.

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Sorry to hear this.

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Hey Chuckyd4 - thanks for the info. I printed out the thread and I'll be taking it with me when I go.

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I'll be in Atlanta in a month or so, so I'm interested in in this too. Last year I was there and remember driving by a store that looked worth a stop (to see if they had any Jazz). I made a mental note to check it out "next time", but I can't remember the name or street. What I do remember is that it was on a street that was a block or two east of 75/85 and that the street ran parralel to 75/85. IOW it was on a street parralel and between the highway and Peachtree. edit to add: I've been to Atlanta several times and usually come away empty handed. It might that I don't know where to look, but it seem the jazz sections in the mall stores are useless and the jazz section in Tower (is that Buckhead?) is smaller and smaller each time I go back !

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my taste buds and some articles in the paper have led me to realize that good old New Jersey is really where it's at when it comes to Hot Dogs. It turns out that Paterson NJ is the city of origin for (are your ready for this) the Texas Weiner. Some Paterson Hot Dog stand owners came up with the idea of deep frying a dog , putting chopped onion, mustard, and a secret recipe "chile like" sauce on it and dubbing it a Texas Weiner. No place in the world turns out a Texas Weiner like Paterson. There are quite a few of the original stands still extant and they are wonderful. Two dogs "all the way" and a side of fries............WHOA ! I have to add to this that when it comes to "dirty water" franks, Newark is the joint ! New York pushcart franks don't compare to the dogs you can get in the park in Newark from several vendors. I'm talking about dogs with hot onions. again....WHOA ! the there is the Newark "Italian Hot Dog". A dog stuffed into a halfo of pita bread along with mustard and french fries. Culinary heaven !!

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Can you get it with a side order of poon ?

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I was thinking about that when I started reading this thread I could not remember what show it was, I was thinking flip wilson ← There was another appearance on PBS on a show called "Soul". Gladys and the Pips did at least a 1/2 hour show backed by King Curtis and a band that included Chuck Rainey, Cornell Dupree, and Bernard Purdie. It was around 1970. This was a short lived series on PBS - maybe 3 or 4 shows. It was broadcast on Sunday nights on Channel 13 in NYC at 10:00 or maybe 11:00 pm. If any video survives it would make one hell of a DVD release series. I remember another show featured Junior Walker.

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Gladys Knight is one of the best. Note that Motown released her singles on the Soul label subsidiary. I'm trying to think of who else was on that, but at the moment all I'm coming up with is Junior Walker - another atypical Motowner. Go back a little earlier and check her originals of "Every Beat Of My Heart" and "Letter Full Of Tears" (She later redid these on Soul) on Fury (or one of Bobby Robinson's other early labels). She was great right from the start.

GEEZ - I would LOVE to hear that tape !!! I've had that Jim Robinson lp since it came out - and it's always been in "rotation" - it's a great album.

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Definitely go to as good doctor - don't wait. Try and get reccomendations on good orthopedic Doctors. You really have to find out if somehow a disc is involved.