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otoh... http://instagram.com/p/OuirQtoGFy/ A-GONE

That's SI reporting ESPN reporting one of their Boston correspondent's Tweets! No confirmation, no sources, even on background, just WHOOHOO!!!!! Typical contemporary journalistic (sports and otherwise) circle-jerk, nobody wants to be left out of RIGHT NOW. Accuracy is just something you say when a certain type of car goes by...

The kind of country music I like might translate quite well into a very un-Ragu-like pasta sauce. They got country folk in Italy too. They got country folk damn near everywhere, probably even in the ocean too, some crazyass fish that just stays put and do what it do where it do it for as long as it do it.. Ragu is more like the Wal-Mart-ed Country Music of pasta sauce. Natural ignorance turned into corporate-reinforced stupidity.

The rumors thicken: http://espn.go.com/boston/mlb/story/_/id/8300112/adrian-gonzalez-carl-crawford-josh-beckett-nearing-boston-red-sox-exit-sources-say But you gotta love this: Either Valentine's being a Good Soldier, or else he's being left out of the discussion altogether because his ass is gonna be out of there too and he just don't know it yet. Of course, the possibility that both are true also linger...

Curt Flood Noah Bill Cosby

Fun with WAR http://joeposnanski.blogspot.com/2012/08/fun-with-war.html Interesting stuff.

Lawrence Olds Lawrence Brown Lawrence Welk

Yeah, that cover. Like it matters. :g

Garner Ted Armstrong James Garner King James (pick one...)

Miss Peach Eve Plumb Adam Cherry http://adamcherry.com/

Ed Shaughnessy is freakin' GONZO on the title cut, but then again, so is the whole chart, not just in its writing, but in its execution. Overall, it's a worthwhile curiosity in the Oliver Nelson discography. Not really any cut-corners, not there could be as the years went by and the workload reached massive proportions.

Bob Bruce Bob Aspromonte Bob Lillis

The chop it up, saute it with some garlic and olive oil, and then bon apetit! Good eats!

Basie's Beat Usually don't comment on label or pressing variance or spinal conditions or anything like that, but this one was found mono and sealed. When opened, it turned out to be a yellow-and-black-label DJ copy, which I found strange. And the pressing was just kind of noisy in general, not poppy-clicky noisy, just...bad vinyl noisy, which is an experience I've often had over the years with Verve's of this vintage. Oh well, it's a good enough record to override all that, because as they say here: http://www.vervemusicgroup.com/artist/music/detail.aspx?pid=11154&aid=2674 So, yeah!

Vernon Law Short Order Cook Special Victims Unit

Donna Fargo Otto von Bismark Sugar Minot(t)

Julius Watkins A French Horn Playing Customer of Orange Julius Joseph Orange

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWD0wUmO8jk

I knew a tenor player who did a year on a cruise ship playing the same book every night who came back saying that the tedium inspired him to learn every line of every chart with every possible alternate fingering of every note. And that's a skill you can use.

Yuri Gagarin Rudi Gernrich Fuji Mama

Seemed to be a consistently interesting player. Hate to see him go.

Shorty Sherock Shorty Rogers Gerald Wilson

Hey, you've got to hide your love away.