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  1. Their tux rental service is damn near impeccable, though (at least here it is). We used them for our son's wedding, and you could not ask for better service. Come to think of it, the few times I've bought there (maybe 5-6 times over the last 25 or so years), the service was always top-shelf. If you pay those prices and get good merchandise with that type of service, it seems like a fair enough deal, if not a particularly affordable one.
  2. Not sweet, not creamy, yet still fudge-like, with a flavor that n'eer diminish, e'eenst whilst in a salavary environ. And wie! It's by the jarful!
  3. Chic Hamilton? Anybody got A Chico Hamilton?
  4. It just makes me happy that the Heat had to bust every nut they had to outplay a bunch of old guys with bald spots.
  5. Kind People Who Offer Alms For The Needy Afflicted People Who Need Balms To Be Soothed Hawaiian People Who See Palms In Their Line Of Vision
  6. This one's a bit of a shock.
  7. I used to avoid Nancy Wilson albums...now they kind of intrigue me, some of them do. People were on those records, some people were. Oliver, Buster, Shelley, and...Lockjaw!
  8. JSngry

    Hank Mobley

    Nor never wronged no note!
  9. JSngry

    Hank Mobley

    If you go into the 70s, Horace would have been the last, and Bobby Hutcherson the next-to-last. But then that raises the question of what is the real "original roster" and after Meade Lux Lewis & Albert Ammons, I'd suppose it's all got to be qualified in some form or fashion, eh?
  10. Dave Pike Dave Pell DP Combo
  11. Darondo gone. http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/darondo-san-francisco-soul-singer-dead-at-67-20130613
  12. Todd Pochek Tun Dularian Skike Efflaria
  13. What's on the table here? How much, for what? Commence commercein'.
  14. That bass player doesn't need to smile that much. There's always gigs for a bass player. At least more than for anybody else, except piano players, DJs, and karaoke machines.
  15. I don't think there's much lost on Lennox Avenue Breakdown and Illusions. LAB sounds 'very' organic to me. Can you also elaborate perhaps? "Production", mostly. Felt to me more like the music was being "presented" than "happening". Nothing wrong with that, it just seemed different to me at the time. Probably unavoidable.
  16. They need the inflatable rats that do this:
  17. Holley Gerth http://holleygerth.com/ Melissa Masse http://www.melissamasse.com/ Ralph Waite
  18. Speaking of Arthur Blythe, as Jeff indirectly was, this is a damn fine pre-Columbia side with the mighty-fine Bob Stewart & the you-don't-miss-a-drummer-becuase-he-IS-a-drummer- DUH!!!! Ahkmed Abdullah. As good as many/most of the Columbia albums were, Blythe's real, for lack of a better term, "buzz-worthy" music came before. This Adelphi side is sweet.
  19. An Elliott whose first name begins with D & ends with N. Just wanted to make sure that all options were being considered. http://www.udel.edu/udaily/2012/sep/biomedical-engineering-091911.html
  20. Proud Mary Kitty Pryde T.H.E. Cat
  21. Richard "Sesame Street" Thomas - one of the biggest fullest fattest tenor sounds I've ever heard in my life.
  22. Yes I have. At the Rudy's in Waco.
  23. Face & Eye The Residents Sy Zentner
  24. Pants? What pants? http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-EEWLAO6GXug/UXZ2cTPnC0I/AAAAAAAAAgA/zylLG33xwyY/s1600/cover.jpg
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