Jazzmoose

Now there's an interesting forum...

Dagwood Bumstead Hoagy Carmichael Reuben Kulakofsky

Cassius Clay Dwight Braxton Edward Gregory

I'd be very interested in hearing what you think of that one, Lon. Looks interesting.

Archie Betty Veronica

I've never seen it, but I will consider my theory totally demolished...

Lucy Barker Howlin' Wolf Petrik Salovaara

Jeez. I had one of those. It was great, for about half an hour...

Once I got past the shock of the father from My Three Sons as a jerk, it quickly became a favorite. I have no idea how many times I've watched this one. I must say that I've never seen a film with Ray Walston in the cast that wasn't great, even though he never seems to have a big part. I guess if you know enough to hire Walston, you pretty much know what you're doing...

Whoa. I think I remember him from San Francisco. Down in the Tenderloin. He offered to swap me a miniature cake for a cheap bottle of wine...

Stepin Fetchit Sleep 'n' Eat Mantan Moreland

Ruth Buzzi Goldie Hawn Jo Ann Worley

Robin Williams Ernest Starling ...and, in honor of the Olympics: Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards

Goodnight, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are...

Butch Trucks Jaimoe Chuck Leavell

Seabiscuit C. Everett Koop Chicken Little

I remember the thread, but have no idea what it was called.

You'll be glad to hear about the next project, Miles Does Laundry, which contains the classic track "set the motherfucker to hot" and other greats!

It's halfway through February and the ground is still snow-free! This is very odd (at least judging by the two previous winters I've seen here), but I'm not complaining.

Gumby The Blockheads Ian Dury

WTF? They have the luge course (where going off the track isn't completely unheard of) underneath some kind of overpass thing? I assumed when I heard about this that it was some kind of freak accident, but this is absurd. Whoever designed this was a complete idiot!

Hyacinth Bucket Hetty Wainthropp Patricia Routledge

Oh, it was. I remember watching it with my grandmother and both of us laughing, though often at different parts...

That looks kind of funny on a board where so many people consider '60s Blue Note LPs as "modern jazz"...