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Leo Fender Dale Bumpers The Doors

I've already peaked, but aren't they a finger off?

Yeah, I know, but did you hear how they (and just who the hell would "they" be for this, anyway?) remixed Tina's vocal to be way up on top more, more like a conventional pop record? DAMN!

Gospel John Sister Salvation Son Of A Preacher Man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KkMSkmx7sM

Don Sebesky Bob James David Matthews

And here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8utX6amsOhE I think that anybody who takes over five minutes to get through one chorus of "Baby I Love You" is trying to tell us something...

Tiny Kahn Khan Jamal Conte Candoli

Rush Limbaugh Rush Big Al

Danny Arnold Nat Hiken Bob Walk

I was thinking maybe Maynard Ferguson? Or maybe Issac Hayes. But probably not.

Increasingly my least favorite kind...

How old is his daughter who announced his death?

Flo Florence Ballard The Midnighters

Dude, it sounds like you got a potentially viable business on your hands. Maybe not a BIG one, but one that can provide you with some reliable income. Do you have any family/friends/whatever w/traditional business/marketing skills who could maybe give you some schooling on how to minimize loss and maximize profit, manage inventory, and stuff like that? There is a knack to making it work profitably, it's not all just luck.

Polly Pockets Hello Kitty Lisa Frank

The Pride of Wales Moby Dick Ishmael Reed

http://www.allmusic.com/ Let us celebrate!

Julia Louis-Dreyfus Brad Hall Hall Overton

Which raises the question...was this intermission music cuts from the soundtrack itself, diffenrt versions of pieces from the soundtrack, or other music altogether, and, if one/both of the latter two are the case, did the Legacy reissue of the ST include this music? anybody here in w/that Duke Ellington Society group or whatever they are called? If anybody would know, it would be them...

Willie Maiden Frank Vicari Ronnie Cuber

Claude Raymond Ferguson Jenkins John Hiller

Well, they have, either disappeared or evolved substantially. No doubt that is something that has always been the case. It's just that with media, we now have a chance to "relive" them instead of uninterruptedly and/or un-self-consciously going on about our evolutions. That's...something different. In the olden days we'd have "legends" and stuff. Now we can see the real thing - or how the real thing was portrayed. Oh well...life goes on anyway, no? I found this comment interesting though... http://store.tvdays.com/servlet/Categories...17&total=42 Hmmmm....

I guess if you were in Chicago at the time all these people and all these references were like "everyday hum-drum", but seen 56 years later, it's like some parallel fantasy universe that is only partially related to ours...yet it all hangs together...nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there...but definitely a nice, kinda psychotropic drugged-out middle class ephemeral place to visit. And who's that piano player, David LeWinter? VERY nice, semi-Tatum-esque cocktailish version of "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes"... Ah, Chicago, I'll never know you, and probably should have...