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Patting your feet is a form of dancing!!!!

I laugh at most all of it, but I know the difference and laugh accordingly!

Ole Jed - Get Me On Up Out Of Here!!!

Unintentionally silly is not the same as actually humorous.

The tackler of a generation!

Mack Avenue was not vending at the Detroit Jazz Festival, but they were advertising on all of the "jumbotrons". Those ads were very much including the Strata East items.

Hey mister yellow and green man ..

But those guys were just too damn "serious".

It'll be in the care for a while

The Detroit festival has a far less adventurous roster, but they have free streaming from all four venues in real time. I would pay a reasonable charge to stream a Big Ears event. Hopefully they can work that out at some point.

Check with whoever you're playing it with to see if that's the way they do it or not before the gig.

No, my bad. Angel was still with EMI, and BN was still under Liberty or UA, either way, not yet EMI.

Have you ever been French?

Temptation is greatly nullified by the amount of walking that would be required to do it right. Right now...maybe PT helps, we'll see. That, and I just spent all the saved money on something practical and more needed. But I would go see David Byrne, maybe. How old is he now? Maybe not, then. Are they streaming this thing now? That would work.

Same corporate parents at the time?

I Googled Habs, thinking that it might mean Habaneros. But it didn't. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montreal_Canadiens According to About.com, the first man to refer to the team as "the Habs" was American Tex Rickard, owner of the Madison Square Garden, in 1924. Rickard apparently told a reporter that the "H" on the Canadiens' sweaters was for "Habitants".[59] In French, the "Habitants" nickname dates back to at least 1914, when it was printed in Le Devoir to report a 9–3 win over Toronto on the ninth of February.[60][61] hab·i·tant noun plural noun: habitants 1. archaic an inhabitant. 2. an early French settler in Canada (especially Quebec) or Louisiana. "the habitant farmhouses of old Quebec" Origin

PM sent on Sarah Vaughan: The Complete Sarah Vaughan on Mercury, Vol, 1: Great Jazz Years, 1954-1956 (6 CD, Mercury, 1985) CDs and jewel cases: Excellent Slipcase: Very Good. Slipcase has some shelf wear to corners. $35

Because Nathan East turns that particular corner.

Pretty pretty pretty baby wants to change her mind