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Chuck is busy making things. Be happy!

Brubeck/Mulligan perhaps do not have the same nostalgic mystique as Brubeck/Desmond.

Not even the Andorian Sweater Monkeys have ventured into this digital turfdom.

Roy Ayers made an album with Fela, but I've never seen it in a cover that matches that description. Besides, that was, like, 1980.

Are you "looking for it" in the sense that you know it exists and would appreciate directions to locating it, or in the sense that you're just hoping that it exists? Because, really, I don't think it has existed yet. http://www.davebrubeckjazz.com/Recordings/Detail/Dave-Brubeck-and-Gerry-Mulligan:-Compadres/0058

David Boykin - Fuck All Y'all – A Farewell To 2016 https://www.dustygroove.com/item/828938?sf=david+boykin&incl_oos=1&incl_cs=1&kwfilter=david+boykin&sort_order=artist

https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/tv/barbara-hale-who-played-della-street-on-perry-mason-dies-at-94/2017/01/27/a18c6b20-e4d3-11e6-a547-5fb9411d332c_story.html?utm_term=.ea4a197a798f

Peter Noone Keith Moon Tommy Tune

That's sweet, man. I've always dug this song. Thanks for that. I thought y'all were gonna have some dancers there at about 7:42. that would have been icing on the cake!

Mannix was not necessarily always great, if you know what I mean. Still, hey.

Pinch Hitters keeps us from hunger, no matter our religion, as long as we are New Yorkers!

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/27/arts/mike-connors-mannix-dies.html?_r=0

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The Pack The Mack The Knack

whoa...

Word.

You have at least a little bit of fun ahead of you, then!

I can do Match Game, but after a while....depends on how drunk the celebrities are. What I've never seen in syndication or other wise - and would love to - is the original B&W NBC Match Game from the early/mid 60s. Rayburn was still host, but the format was totally different and it wasn't played for laughs. But Jayne Mansfield & Nick Adams were on a lot, so you know there was entertainment.

General William Jenkins Worth General Thomas Adams Smith General Thomas Sumter

The Corps Apple Corps The Funky Worm

Not necessarily off-putting. Fiesty, perhaps! Which is why I was after specifics...and I might very well agree with her....too many lounge/cabaret/pop singers thinking they're "jazz" just because of the songs they sing. It's an epidemic, I tell you.

It's even better, trust me. All the props are clear as a bell, as clear as Mel Cooley's head is shiny! And Mary's eye acting....you'll fall in love all over again. Or not. but you could, just sayin'.