Jazzmoose

Damn!

Thanks, Dan! Okay, I'm not that knowledgeable about the band, although I've certainly listened to their music a bit. He mentions that they started out as the Four Sounds; who was the 'fourth sound'?

Wasn't that a Star Trek episode? "Mudd's Ragtime" or something like that?

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It would be nice to hear it.

Thanks for including Out to Lunch in your examples; I hate it when I think I know what someone's saying, but I actually don't. That one made it obvious. It's been a while since I heard it, but I'm thinking the soundtrack to the B-movie Bucket of Blood would fit right in here.

Indeed. Yeah. But I have to admit I tend to listen to those and not the rest of the disc.

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Foul!

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Inconceivable, but I'm not sure it means what I think it means...

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A friend of mine in the Navy bought one of those in '79; I guess I was kind of rude when my first response was "WTF were you thinking?"

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Same here; I sure miss it after my move to the middle of nowhere...

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I'll be damned; I never got the memo... Glad you're on the recovery side now!

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The Starbucks instant is the best I've had. Rest assured, BeBop; I was given a box full of the sample packs for free- no money exchanged hands!

Same band, Savannah GA. I thought it was '73, but you are probably right. Opening act was called PFM, I think, and I remember absolutely nothing more about them. God, what a show...

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