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What fun it is to ride the bus, the Video Village bus!" One of the coolest games shows ever.

Was this chick a singer?

Blackstone Legacy was actually one of those early 70s "buzz" albums, as I remember. You know, the type thing where people "in the know" would ask you had you heard it.

I'm sure this is not the same one, but here's a DB interview w/Pearson:

Hey, me and some buddies followed/tailed Red Garland home after a gig one night to see where/how he lived. So I can relate.

Same people, same concept, different record!

Jerry Garcia? If not, how about Bernie Worrell or somebody else in the Laswell orb?

Originally issued on Infinity (and no, I don't know anything about that label), possibly also issued on Vee-Jay.

Looks like this was covered on the board in 2003: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=5970 Who knew?

As is so much of Pet Sounds.

And still is... I know the Wilson-Bacharach link gets made on occasion, but never as vocally as the Wilson-Spector one, it seems. I think that is a mistake. Nice to see all the love for all the hits, but I'm tellin' y'all, it's some of these album cuts that are really opening my eyes/ears. That stuff is just...a world unto itself.

I get TCM, but not Jacques Tati. And I have tried. Repeatedly. Some day, perhaps.

Dude, it ain't me who's doing it. And fwiw, I dug you calling Lou like that.

That's a 45.

I remember. That was then, this is now, but for those of us who were there then, then was real and it inescapably carries forward as such irregardless of how its meaning evolves.

A Hank Snow cover?

GOrganissimo!

Anybody know "Don't Say I Didn't Tell You So"? This Bacharach/David/Warwick trio really inhabited a parallel universe, didn't they...

Stale cake, melted ice cream, & sour milk.

Blips, bleeps, and blops.

Burps, farts, and sighs of relief.

The Canadian underground.

A word to the wise.

He's Canadian, you know.

That's Anka. That tape is famous.