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Been there, done that. Love'em more than is healthy. But what I'm looking for is a CHICAGO SOUL DOG.

That's nothing. I've seen "Take Ten" on a skin flute! (totally tasteless, I know. But SOOOOOOOOOOOO easy! Moderators, feel free to delete if you get complaints.)

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Is your drummer from Chicago? Because if he is, that sounds like it might be a CHICAGO SOUL DOG.

Thanks for that, Paul. This is what fascinates me to no end, how jazz of this type, which certainly is danceable was danced to in the UK but hardly at all, if ata ll, here in the US. I can certainly understand the "how" of why it happened like that, but when it comes to the "why", I'm puzzled, in spite of kinda already knowing the answer (I mean, hey "the revolution" was definitely serious business, but without dance, ultimately there is no life, so maybe the revolution might have had better success if there had been social dancing to the more "serious" music. But you can't re-do history, alas....) And fwiw, your reply was "good enough" to convince me to go ahead and order this book. If that's just a sales pitch, hey, it's a damn good one,

Not how I like 'em it's not.

I'm using Trend Micro PC-cillin, came w/the machine. Any opinions on this product?

Uh, dude...the phrase "somewhat exhibitionistic" was totally tongue in cheek. Trust me. What I'm wondering is what kind of show this was and who had it on TV in 1955.

For one CHICAGO SOUL DOG

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSSJBMPKb2M...feature=related

Whatever gets you through the night, man.

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I did not know that "I Will Follow Him" was originally a French song called "Chariot" until literally just now! Please to don't pee my panties, please!

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Then we have an honest & fundamental difference of opinion, and for that there is no need to apologize.

I don't think that anybody made that specific claim.... I'd think there to be a difference between a composer who used a choral group on one occasion and an actual "choral composer", if in no other manner than where said composer saw themself both beginning from and getting to. I think that makes sense, but maybe not?

I might even go so far as to say that the session suffered from Lion not being there. So many of the Wolff-produced (& mixed & mastered?) sessions showed a rapid decline in the exaggerated use of reverb & ... "unusal" soundstage" that would come to mark Rudy's Muse/etc recordings. With music like this, the blur is built in. You need a clear recording to here it.

Yeah, I mean, some people do have home theaters in their log cabins.

Maybe that's because you're not a piano player? Seriously - I do have the Hat. Definitely.

HA! Actually, I'd bet dollars to doughnuts that it really says SANGRE Y ARENA. Blood & Sand. But hey... Looks like BEEF for dinner. Hey, you hang with me and don't get a man-size helpin' of bull at some point, you better call 911...