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Raymond, Whom Everybody Loves A Clown, Whom Everybody Loves A Winner, Whom Everybody Loves (Especially when he's thinner. But who gives a damn for losers?))

Shit.

The Pink Panther The Black Panthers The Carolina Panthers

Well, yeah. No doubt. Can't say that I can blame him.

Jerry Rice Don Hutson Garth Hudson

So this is all this music has to offer, the versions on this album? Ok, alright then. Guess you had to be there.

Rod's got more records than you and me put together. Rod's my buddy too.

Eva Braun Ava Gardner Iva Bittová

Now, that one sucks.

Who's you buddy, who's your pal?

Dammit AllenLowe, every freakin' time I get ready to buy your stuff, some surprise financial shit pops up and puts the kibosh on it. Today it was $1500.00 worth of unexpected repairs on one of our cars (the American one, of course...). Save me one of each, please, and let me surprise myself by ordering it without telling myself. Maybe then the jinx will stay gone away. And hey - happy Larbor Day. I'm taking the day off to plant a tree in your honor!

Much love & hope sent out to a real voice of soul. Now's not the time to be checking out.

I'm glad there are people here with brains who can help me to remember things like this. Have either of you heard this album? I'm just asking because if you haven't, and are expecting some "typical" Jack Wilson fare, you might be disappointed. It's a good album, but it's a lot more "commercial" than Wilson's other work.

Nineteen Lolita Lola

Pretty sure there's another one where Fred, Wilma, Barney, & Betty are all sitting around burning some butts.

I'm drinking a lot of soda pop these days, and I like both flavors a lot, especially the strawberries & cream. Subtle & well blended, unlike most such attempts.

There might be a couple of people here interested in that album. Count me as one who is definitely interested. That tenor player really worked for me.

I'll check it out. Thanks!

I......don't think so.

Blood Sweat & Tears Chicago Ars Nova

So far...

Because selling two is twice as many sold?

Red Garland George Shearing Milt Buckner